My Dear Long Time Friend, it’s hard to believe you been gone a year. We first met when you were 19 and we became instant forever friends. We didn’t get to  talk to each other much , only through Facebook,  but you did  call me in January 2025, who knew you’d be gone the next month. I think about you all the time. I’m glad you were in my life and Jenni you still are, love you.

The Boss at Shippensburg , they were honorary alumni !

Sal and Family,
Sending love, hugs and prayers from all of our family to your beautiful family. The pictures your daughters posted brought back so many good memories. Seaside Park will always hold a special place in all our hearts.
Love,
Nancy Giordano Woloszyn and Family

Dear Jenn,  We will miss you so much, you and Sal have been good old friends for 50 years! We just spent time with you in September thank god because it’s not easy to see each other since we live so far away ! We had a great time together and you were doing so well ! What a shock to receive a phone call from Sal telling us of the news of your passing . We are heartbroken 💔                  Love you  Mar and Ted

I am so sorry to hear this. Prayers for Sal and the family she was one beautiful soul inside and out. Godspeed my friend❤️🙏

Heather McCrum
Myrtle beach, South Carolina

We did not know her n her family long. She was a wonderful person loving,caring, always thinking about my daughter n giving her little gifts. She is going 2 be sadly missed. Our hearts go out 2 sal, the girls ,n the grandkids.

My condolences and sympathy are with you and your family Sal ... I didnt know Jenn but it sounds like she had an amazing sense of humor ! May she Rest in peace ...

Several years ago, while Jenn’s mom, Carol, was visiting us in California, we began an email exchange that showed Jenn’s pitch perfect sense of humor and satire.  As we traveled about the state, I would take pictures of Carol in front of various landmarks, vistas, points of interest, etc. and send the pictures with captions about how “Mom” was considering purchasing the pictured landmark.  Places like the Getty Museum in Los Angeles, the Gamble House in Pasadena, vistas along California’s coastal Highway One, San Francisco’s Union Square and Legion of Honor, desolate dry grassland vistas along a rural road on the edge of the Sacramento Valley in Northern California, and a dilapidated cabin in an old mining town in the Sierra Nevada and others. All of these were reported as possible real estate investment opportunities that Carol was considering.  Jenny responded instantly with equally ridiculous, but spot on comments like:  What would the HOA fees be?  Can you get yard service for these properties? Would planning authorities allow the building of housing for staff?  Would the neighbors mind if she changed the color of the building?  Etc.  Jenny’s instant recognition of the sarcasms and her quick witted, equally ridiculous responses got to be the impetus for having Carol stand in front of some grand building, dilapidated structure, or vista of unusual natural beautify or barren desolation to have her picture taken.  Jen was with us on that trip.  In spirit, if not in fact.

My sincere Sympathies to Sal , Kendall, Anna and the whole family🙏🏻
My dearest friend, Jenn💜 we shared a very special bond of friendship and love. You were like a sister to me, only better!  We were immediate friends when you moved across the street from me on Red Cedar. We always said we should’ve had a tunnel from both our houses. What a ride through the years🤣😍! You are especially missed today I know we would’ve laughed at me turning 70 ! So sad you are not here to share it with me🥲. But I will meet you on the beaches wherever I go and will be talking to you in my garden too🌹I will plant a memorial rosebush this spring in your honor! I wish you peace as you look down from Heaven and ask that you hold my ☀️💜 for me until we can all be together in our Heavenly Home! You will be forever loved and missed, my forever Friend💜❤️🤗

Hey guys I can't even begin to tell you how sorry I am. This is a real tough one. Every time I saw jen it was hey frank and a big hug. That was a highlight for me , really gonna miss her. My prayers are with the family.

My heartfelt condolences! I was saddened to learn of Jenn’s passing 😓

During one of my last visits to the Jersey Shore I hung out at Jenn & Sal‘s place! Unfortunately for me, that was last Century. 

Jenn and I both shared a passion for the Automobile Industry! Mine started when our family moved to Detroit from Levittown, PA in February 1967. 

Once in Detroit, I received a blood transfusion! Out with the Philly Blood and in with 10W40 Motor Oil! 

Jenn was more focused and extremely successful at the retail end of Automobile Industry! I would have been a total failure as an Automobile retailer!

My focus was more on Automobile development! 

Our entire families thoughts are with you at this difficult time. 

Joe Laux

Jennifer and I first met at John Wanamaker department store in Montgomery Mall in 1976 or 77. We formed a close friendship from the very beginning. Through the years we remained good friends mostly through Facebook and time to time we would talk. We last spoke in January 2025, she was just checking in with me. She told me she still had a drawing of mine from years ago, I just sent her a new drawing. Jen was such a wonderful person with a big heart. I will miss her, and I love her and always will.

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Jennifer L Alio

November 24, 1957 – February 24, 2025

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