Jennifer Barrett-Pellington

I´m 20 plus years late but still think about Jen often. We were friends in the 90´s. We were both navigating through tougher times and lost touch with each other. I was so happy to hear that she met a good man, made a family and was working at what she loved. You made it Jen! And then devastated to hear that she passed. Ironically I battled the same illness. I miss you Jen. I wish we would have stayed close. I bet your daughter is just as beautiful. Love KW

To Jennifer's Family,



I am extremly sorry to hear about your loss. I meet Jennifer about 30 years ago when she just moved to Torrance, CA. I was her first friend she met. I remember making purfume with her the very first day she moved across the street from me on Falena Ave. We remained friends for quite some time after that but I have not laid eyes on her for over 20 years but did think about her all the time. Jennifer was a few years older than I was and I always looked up to her and wished I could be as pretty and nice as she was. Again I am so sorry about your loss, she will be missed.

Mark: My prayers are with you and your family. Rick Collins

Mark,

I too am with the St. Paul's School family - in the Chaplains' Office. I know your sister-in-law, Martha, and your nephew and niece attending here. I am very sorry for your loss. Please know that you and your family are in our prayers.

Mark,



I was so very sorry to hear of your great loss. Jennifer was an amazing person and I am glad that I had the chance to meet her. My thoughts are with you and your family.

I find myself with few words at this time. Jen always encouraged me to follow my dreams. I did... I found them. She saw in me what I was to become. I was fortunate enough to be with her as she became what she always knew she was. Thank you , Jen! I know you are continuing... And you will always be a spark in my inspiration. Mark, I am so sorry. I know nothing can help at this time... We are with you.

Mark,

I was looking to get back in touch with you, but hardly under these conditions...I never met Jennifer, but gather that she was a pretty special lady who touched quite a few lives. Knowing you, I'm not surprised. Things are obviously tough right now, but, as time passes, please know that I've got a cold beer in the fridge and two little girls who would love to meet your daughter if you can venture down to San Diego. In the meantime, our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Mark,

Although we have not kept in touch, I have followed your career and am so sad to have heard the news. Jennifer sounded like a great person and an even greater mother. Please if you ever need anything or are in So Cal anytime, look me up in San Diego. Best wishes to you and your daughter!



Bill

Dear Mark,



I'm so sorry to hear about the passing of Jennifer. Heartfelt sympathy to you and your daughter.



Sincerely,

Carl Kline

The hearts of many, many of us in Baltimore, and particularly at St. Paul's School, go out to Mark, Isabella Clare, and the rest of their family and friends. They are all in our thoughts and prayers.

Dearest Jen-

May the road rise up to meet you.

May the wind always be at your back.

May the sun shine warm upon your face, and the rains fall softly on your fields and, until we meet again, May God hold you in the palm of His hand.

Our sincerest condolences for your loss.

Jennifer was a lovely woman, a friend of my wife, a friend and patient of mine. She always brought a smile to my face when I spoke with her. I regret not being able to help her. She maintained a wonderful attitude while enduring great physical pain. Truly a remarkable woman, she will be desperatley missed by those who knew her.