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Phyllis Cook
May 8, 2009
I was told of the sad, sad news only this morning otherwise I would have been at the services. Jen you will always be remembered by me. With all you went through you always had a smile on your face. Chris I had the pleasure of meeting you on Jens last visit to Medical Arts I am so sorry for your lose. I guess it's true God takes all the good ones first....REST IN PEACE JEN YOU WILL BE MISSED
David Tarling
May 8, 2009
I'm not so great with words here so I'll just say that I miss you Jenn. I didn't know you outside of the Radiology office but you are one of those people that just touched everyone around you. I think about you all the time, you've left quite a lasting impression and a great one at that. Besides, who is going to laugh like a goon watching Super Troopers and Family guy with me now! Hopefully they will allow us to watch Grandma's Boy beyond the Pearly Gates because we didn't get to finish that one the last time you were here! Much love to you and your family and may God Bless!
Tracy W.
May 8, 2009
I only knew Jennifer for a few years but in those years she made me laugh everytime I saw her. She came to me to get her scans done and I looked forward to her appointments everytime. She was upbeat and wonderful to be around. I will truly miss her and her stories of her husband and family.
Valerie Petillo
March 8, 2009
I was saddened to hear of Jennifer's passing. I knew her as a young girl when she was a student at Countrywood school. I did not have her in my class but I did have her husband, Chris, as well as her sister, Heather and brother, Jason in my class.
I am presently in Florida and just recently heard the sad news. Please accept my deepest sympathy to the Matthews and Eppich families. You will all be in my thoughts and prayers.
Wedding Photo (2006)
March 3, 2009
Cathy M
February 26, 2009
I had the privilege of knowing Jen and although we hadn't spoken for some time, I have nothing but good memories of the beautiful person that she was. My deepest sympathies are with the Eppich and Matthews families, especially Chris who I know has been through so much. I will remember her always.
"Once someone touches your heart, the fingerprints last forever..."
Jennifer Rocco
February 26, 2009
I am so sad to hear of Jennifer's passing. I went to high school with her and I remember her as a sweet and fun loving girl. My thoughts and prayers are with the Matthews and Eppich families. I know the effect that this disease has, as my very dearest friend is currently enduring a battle with breast cancer. I will remember to dedicate my volunteer efforts to Jen's memory. Rest in peace.
Kelly C
February 26, 2009
I'm not a friend or a relative, but I am a 40 year old survivor living with Stage IV Breast Cancer, and while searching for a friends father's obituary, I came across Jennifers and am so very saddened she lost her life to such a horrific disease at such an early age.
Although we didn't know each other, she is a "sister" in a club none of us want to belong to. Please know many of us on the most wonderful support board will be praying for her family and are proud to have a young lady that was such a strong fighter up in Heaven watching over all of us.
Blessings to all that loved her.
Jen and Aiden 10-26-08
Amy and George Chambless
February 26, 2009
We are so saddened by the loss of Jen and hold Chris and all her family and friends in our thoughts and prayers. Jen was such a good friend to our daughter, Adriane and our son-in-law, Michael. She adored their son, Aiden, now 9 mos. old. Her sweet smile and zest for life will be missed by all who knew her and loved her. Here is a picture of her holding Aiden on 10/26/08
Eleanor Link
February 24, 2009
I was sadden to hear about Jennifer's passing at such a young age. Jennifer was a student of mine in Third Grade. She was a wonderful student and a loving person. My prayers and thoughts are with her family and friends.
May God bless her and his glory surround her with peace.
My deepest sympathy
Eleanor Link
Amber C
February 24, 2009
I only met jennifer twice at the vets office .... she adopted a kitten from us ... that she was so excited to get... im sorry for her loss and my sympathy goes out to the whole family....
Ruth Rise
February 24, 2009
I am privileged to have known Jen and watch her grow from a baby to a beautiful woman. Her courage and strength through this illness has revealed an inner beauty. How much we can learn from Jen. May the Lord continue to give the family His Grace and strength.
Sue H
February 24, 2009
Jennifer was truly an inspiration to many people who adored her and looked up to her. She demonstrated and unbelievable amount of courage and strength throughout her battle and will truly be missed. But her remarkable personality and beautiful smile will never be forgotten.
Jenn
February 24, 2009
A butterfly lights beside us, like a sunbeam...
and for a brief moment it's glory
and beauty belong to our world...
but then it flies on again, and although
we wish it could have stayed,
we are so thankful to have seen it at all
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