Jennifer Lynne Stark

I will always remember going to lunches with Jen at Wesleyan. She was a kind listener and person. And I am proud, but not surprised, to hear how she made the world a little bit better.

I am so sorry for your loss. I knew from Ohio State. We worked in the same research lab for years. She was the kindest, most caring people I have met in my life. I have so many memories of her but one that stands out in my head is her love of cats and how she helped all the abandoned ones too. Whenever she had to leave out of town she would ask me to care for them. I would do it just because of her because I am scared of cats. She had one- Benedict- oh did he live up to his name. But Jen...

I am so very sorry to hear this. I just found out today. I knew Jennifer for so many years. We met in Rye, we lived in the same building together. She was the most kindest and beautiful soul I have ever met. I will never forget the night we had so much fun together. We seen a broadway show together is was the Carol King story. I often took her shopping when her health was failing. She was the strongest person I know. Never complained. I will miss her forever. God Bless you Jennifer. Goodbye...

Butch, Dolores, Amy, Cindy and families; we are so sorry to hear of Jen´s passing, I wish we could have known her better and spent more time with her. I know how proud Butch is of her, and I´ve heard Uncle Darrell and aunt Judy speak of her with so much love. she was obviously an inspiration for so many. Sending love and hugs from her California cousins.

Sending love and condolences to the family. We were so sorry to hear of Jen´s passing. I wish we could have known her better but even though we´re coasts away we have always felt the connection with our cousins and loved ones across the states. We love you all and are sending our love and hugs your way.

Dr Jennifer Stark worked with the National MS Society for 9 years. One of her chief responsibilities in the research department was to oversee our fellowship training and early career awards. These awards are so important to ensure that there will always be a well-trained research workforce focusing on curing multiple sclerosis. This work requires sensitivity, planning skills and strategic thinking. Jen had all of those qualities and during her tenure she greatly enhanced these...