Jenny Fulton Bender

Words cannot truly express how deeply sorry we are to hear of the loss of Jenny! Our deepest condolences to your family and friends! You are all in our thoughts and prayers.
The Holbrook and Gartland Family

Justin and Family,
Words cannot express our sorrow for your loss. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. Jen is watching over you now, like an angel from heaven. May God bless you and your family.

I had the privilege of knowing Jenny in High School. I am so sorry to hear about her loss. She always had a great smile on her face. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers.

Justin and Jenny's family,
We are saddened to hear of the passing of Jenny. Although we only knew her for a short time, she made a difference in our lives. She was my son, Jason's teacher this past school year. Jason is autistic, and Jenny provided a wonderful learning environment for him. What she did was special, and she will not be forgotten.

To Jenny's Family and Friends; My deepest sympathy, may God bless you in this most difficult time. My prayers are with you all.

Justin and family my deepest sympathy go out to you and yours. I haven't had the opportunity to meet Jenny but heard nothing but good things about her. My deepest prayers go out to you. The angels are singing and welcoming Jenny with open arms. My god bless you and help you through these hardest times.

I am very fortunate to have had some great times with Jen and Katie. I will never forget when I first saw those two together at one of Katie’s Coyote’s games in Phoenix. I heard Jen laugh, and it was uncanny how it sounded just like Katie’s! Jen the big sister, always doing her best to keep her younger sister in line, although when Katie was driving and we got lost in downtown Phoenix after the game and Justin was simultaneously lost in downtown Philly, I decided I don’t think it ever worked...

Dear Justin and family: I had the privledge of being Jenny's supervisor at Montgomery County IU (as I was Justin's supervisor in NASD). I have a vivid memory of meeting Jenny for the first time in the Upper Moreland School parking lot. She was so eager to set up her new classroom! It was a pleasure to see Jenny at work with young children with Autism. She spared no time or effort in setting up an extremely well organized classroom that met the individual needs of each student. Her...

Dear Justin, Mr. and Mrs. Fulton, and all family and friends of Jenny, I worked with Jenny at the Upper Moreland IU class, and visited her with other coworkers in the hospital and at home. Her dedication to her students, her constantly positive outlook, and wonderful laugh will always give me a higher bar to strive for. I am so sorry for your loss, even though I know she is at peace.