Jennifer Jewell Roupas Widener

I am so sorry for the loss of your wife, Andy, as well as for your kids your wife's family. Thinking of your family and keeping you in my prayers.

I will miss you honey. I´ll never forget all the good times we had. You were the only woman that´s truly understood me and now I feel as if my safety blanket is gone. You always gave me the perfect advice or said the perfect thing when my life was feeling dark. I will raise our sons the best I can and always see you in them. I love you Jennifer.

Our condolences to Andy and the boys on Jennifer´s passing. You are in our thoughts.

Jennifer was my best friend for the last 6-7 yrs and she showed me what a true friendship was like! I´ve had a lot of friends come in and out of my life and none of them even compare to her! It was her honesty, her loyalty, her compassionate and caring soul and her ability to listen and give you the best advice she could give.. which i didn´t always use and i always regretted it, and of course her wild sense of humor and all of those reasons and many many more is why she was the most...

I remember your first two words like it was yesterday. We were taking you to Disney World and you blurted out "Orange Juice". I will remember all those fond memories Jennifer. I love you. Rest in peace my sweet niece. Your Uncle Philip Roupas

It was my distinct pleasure to have met and known briefly this wonderful lady. Highly intelligent, truly compassionate, wonderfully eccentric, she had a mischievous sense of humor and many opinions that she didn´t hesitate to share. Her candor and razor sharp insight brought clarity whether or not clarity was sought. :) Her absence will be felt, a dark spot in the light that is friendship and an ache in the hearts of those who loved her. May peace in the knowledge that she no longer hurts...