Jennifer Rose Kasunick

An absolutely sweet person, never bothered anyone, always inspired me to do the best I could. She was brave, talented and very kind.

Dear Fred, Michelle and Michael, I am so very sorry for your loss. I happened to see the obit of Jennifer Kasunick and thought if Rosie and Jim and your dear family from Browning. I remember they moved from Browning to Clifton Blvd many years ago. My cousins, Joey and Bobby Sidoti lived caddy-corner from them and my family lived closer to E. 121st. My deepest sympathy, prayers and thoughts for all of you. May God hold you close and bring you much comfort. Jennifer truly has her Grandmother´s...

NFB Miami Valley Dayton, Ohio Chapter offers our sincerest condolences.

Michelle, I am so sorry for your loss. Lean on the Lord during this difficult time and know that you are loved.

Please accept my deepest condolences. May the God of comfort bring peace to your hearts and minds during this difficult time.

Despite being blind, Jennifer Kasunick was the musician who could read the conductor the best. Jennifer was a first violinist in the Hope College Orchestra and learned all her professional concert music by ear. Jennifer and her service dog, Rowdy, who survived, were a source of joy to everyone on campus. Jennifer knew everyone in the orchestra just by the sound of us saying hello. She was always cheerful, dedicated in everything she did, and a humble team player. The last time we spoke, I saw...

We have known Fred and Marcy Brown and family for many years. Our hearts reach out to them in love and care. May friends family and above all God´s love comfort them

I don´t even know you and I´m so sorry for the loss of your beloved daughter. It has weighed heavily on my heart this week. So many are grieving with you.