Jennifer M. Cakert

Jennifer and I dated in high school. Though our time together was brief, she had an impact on my life that I still feel today. As many high school relationships do, we eventually lost touch. It wasn't till recently that I found out about her passing. Reading this made me reflect on our relationship. We loved music and art. She shared her poetry with me. We would always laugh together. Jennifer was such a free spirit. I am in my 40s now and I regret that Jennifer and I didn't remain...

Dear Cynthia, Bob, Cioci Jadzia and family,

I met Jennifer last year at Matt's wedding in Colorado. She was a lovely young woman who seemed independent and loved life. We are so sorry for your loss, but that she was with you at all is a miracle.

Cousin,
Carol Debrocke Wendt and family

Peace be with you

No one can imagine how hard it must be for you. Jennifer's spirt will always be with you in your heart. Although I had only met Jennifer one time at the Wedding last year I saw such beauty and passion for life. That said, I wanted to share a poem that I wrote for her.
Our Lord to whom we pray,
Has called Jennifer to stay.
We trust you lord in all your wisdom,
To always make the right decision.
Although we are sad and miss her dearly,
She is serving the one that...

Dear Jennifer's Family, I went to VMS & ACHS with Jenn. I am really sad and sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with you. With deepest sympathy,
-Katie

I worked with Jen at the State Theatre for a short time, and was happy to know her. I feel great sorrow at her loss, but know that it can only be a fraction of what those who knew her better are feeling. My condolenses.

Dear Cynthia,
I am so sorry to hear about your beautiful daughter! Bernadette has shared so many wonderful memories about her over the years that I almost feel as though I knew her - just a little. Please know that there are people all over the country that are thinking about the pain you and your family must be feeling now and are hoping that time will help diminish the intensity. There will always be a hole in your heart that she once filled. My hope is that the focus will shift to...

Dear Cynthia & Bob:

I was waiting for Bernadette to get home and get your address. We are so sorry for your loss. I haven't seen you or Jennifer for years, but from what I have read she was a beautiful young woman who will be grealy missed by everyone she touched in life. Please accept our deepest sympathy.

To the Cakert, Walker, and Folmer families:

I only got to meet Jennifer twice. Once just prior to her grandfather Stanley's passing and again last summer at her cousin Matt Kelley's wedding. A lovely girl that made an impression with her fiery yet gentle spirit. Her presence will be missed. On behalf of my family; our condolences for your loss.

Your Cousin "Timmy"