Jennifer L. Proudfoot

I miss you still, and will always hold you close to my heart.

Seeing this invitation brought me into full relationship with Jennifer once again. I believe that is the test of friendship -- whenever we recall someone important to us, they are fully present to us, no matter the time & events that have come between. I love you, Jennifer, and feel your love in the moment I turn my thoughts to you. xoxoxox

Jewish tradition has us visiting those who have passed on at the one year anniversary of their deaths.., to see the headstone, to lay flowers, to commune in whatever ways we find meaningful. I will light a candle today to mark Jennifer's passing. She keeps showing up in my everyday life -- photos, e-mail addresses, my personal phone book, etc. Each time, it is a moment to pause & make the "Namaste" blessing -- "I honor the light within you," which I believe persists long past the time when...

I want to let you all know that among many things Jennifer was a wonderful teacher. The on-the-job learning experiences she led me through at the beginning of my career are passed on to the design students I now work with. She touched so many and gave so much. I will deeply miss a good friend.

I am so very sorry for Jenny's early departure and send deepfelt condolences to her loving family. She was a bright & shining star for me, from the first day we met at Akron U. I am proud & honored to have been her friend, and only regret that I was not able to bring comfort to her at the end. Along with so many, I will miss her all the rest of my days, and hope to mingle our spirits again in the great beyond.

Dear Janice & Family, Hello to all of you. I am so sorry to learn of Jennifer's illness & passing. You are all in my thoughts & prayers & many memories from Tallmadge United Methodist days! Love, Joyce Cool Clark

I am very saddened to learn of the passing of so good a friend and T.H.S. classmate, Jennifer.
I am priveledged to have known her. She was always so cheerful and pleasant. We all had many good times in the High School Band. Jennifer will certainly be missed. My prayer of comfort comes your way to the family. May the Good Lord have her in his Holy Keeping.

To the entire Proudfoot family your are in our thoughts and prayers. It is so hard to lose a loved one. She is with God now.

Jennifer had a heart for mission. She was quick to apply her gift of communications to whatever mission project needed it. I first met her at the annual conference of The United Methodist Church at Lakeside. She was providing the brochures and pledge cards for the Pedaling Parsons mission tour. She would continue to do those brochures for many years. We became friends. She was the one who talked me into taking pictures during our annual bicycle tour and e-mailing them, along with commentary,...