Jennifer Marie Droubay

We went to Village Inn together and Greg came too around 2021. Carolyn.

You are free from all your earthly troubles. Farewell beautiful sister. Life was better having you in it.

Jennifer was our dear and beautiful sister. We had 3 girls and 3 in boys in our family. We must have given our parents a few trying moments. Now we are down to two girls and one boy and of course our parents are gone. We had a great childhood at our home on Conner Street with cats and dogs and goats and other special times like climbing cherry trees and other activities that at 83 I can no longer remember. I can remember that since I was the oldest I took care of and loved my sisters like I was their mother. Rest in well deserved peace dear sister Chloe

When I was growing up Jennifer was the big sister I looked up to, not just because she was older, but because she was smart, witty, wiser, and on the cutting edge of creativity and fun. In the picture below Jennifer is on the far left, Penny, and myself (the youngest in the family). This picture was taken in the early 1960s on a snowy Easter Sunday at our home in Salt Lake City, Utah. I have fond memories of Jenny, her beautiful smile, and her keen intellect. I will miss my sister dearly and I pray that she has found peace. I am sure Mom and Dad were there to greet her as she passed through the veil.

Not only was Jennifer my dear sister-in-law, but also a classmate of mine when we attended Skyline High School together. I knew her years before I met and married her brother John, almost forty years ago. Jennifer will always be loved and missed by John and I and our family. We are so blessed to know our family is forever!

I´ll miss you so much, Jennifer. I love that We both loved leopard print! I hope you rest in peace! I love you so much. XoXo

I will miss her terribly!! I have such lovely memories of her babysitting me. She had a Great sense of humor, and was always very caring and kind.

Love you Always,
Michelle Coverstone