Jennifer Berryman Naide

The news about Jennifer is heartbreaking.i always considered Jen to be among the greats I worked with during those early mornings at tv5. She was so unique. With her brains, her beauty and a personality seldom matched during my journey on this planet. When someone is that intelligent, that skilled and freely supports all her co workers in every way she can we have all lost a special friend. When I heard of her passing I just repeated " no, no, Nono...it is too early..I said that with...

Jen was a wonderful colleague at Umass Chan. She was a class act as a person, always kind and positive. I am so sad for her girls, husband, family friends and colleagies. Thinking of you all during this difficult time. She will be deeply missed by the Umass Chan community. She has had lasting impact.

Dear Connie and Richard, we have no words that can ever mitigate your loss and can only hope you all may find peace. Maria and I hope you will find that peace and wish you and your family well. . Sincerely, Chris and Maria Giotopoulos York, Maine

My heart is so heavy, still, over this news! Jen had the most beautiful spirit. I was one of the fortunate ones to have known her both professionally and personally. Sending so much love, and light, to Jen's entire family.

To Jen´s family and friends, I am so sorry for your loss. I had the privilege of working with Jen. Being an Executive Vice Chancellor, I was intimidated upon first meeting her but that feeling quickly vanished as soon as she spoke. She had a way of making you feel you´ve known her all along, and treated you as an equal. Regardless of your job title, she made you feel that everyone had an important role to play. She brought everyone to her level. I will miss her greatly. She was an...

So very sorry for the loss of your daughter Jennifer.

I cry reading this for the beautiful little girl I loved so many years ago as her babysitter. And for her sweet little sister and wonderful parents. I am so sorry for all to have lost her in your lives. Upon reading this, I just have to say... she lived, she loved, she cared. She was beautiful. I wish I had known her as an adult. Sharing in your loss.