Jennifer Lynn Bignon

Jennifer was always happy around us. She laughed (mostly at her own jokes which came non-stop) and tested us a little with the language and content to see if we loved her in spite of it all. She did love her margaritas at Chili's, hats and USC but most of all her Daddy.

It's hard to believe that 7 years have passed since Jennifer died. Her humor and enthusiasm have been missed. She was always a Daddy's girl who thought that Eddie hung the moon and was quick to keep him in line if necessary. If we were in Columbia we would have toasted her with her favorite margarita at Chili's. Wonder if she tells her jokes in heaven with less colorful language? Everybody must love her there! Bill and Betty Echols

Damian Brown and his family express deep condolences. Jennifer will be missed.

Hell so sorry to here the Jen had left us to be with our father. I work with Jen at a loca Taco Bell in Charleston for a few years. She was very loving and funny. She will always make me laugh. The sad thing was I talked about Jen a few weeks ago, wondering if she still was in Charleston.She will be sadly Miss. Praying for the family an wishing you all the strianth to move on

Jennifer was so special to me -- I loved her dearly and enjoyed my visits with her so much. I will miss her.

Jennifer will remain in hearts as long as we live. She was a great example of how God's love can bring joy no matter the circumstances.

I am very sorry for your loss. My sympathies to you. Rely on God for comfort and strenghth. Through his kindness he will make you firm and he will make you strong to help you endure through your time of sorrow. 1Peter 5:10

I am so sorry to hear about Jennifer. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. God bless.