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Jennifer Ward Obituary
Dear sister to Matthew Ward; beloved stepdaughter to Denise Gibson-Cox; loving niece, cousin, aunt, step-sister, half-sister, and friend to many.
Preceded in death by her son, Xander Cox; mom, Tammy (Randazzo) Cox; dad, Jeffrey Cox and father, Ricky Ward.
Jen grew up in Granite City, IL where she was surrounded by family and formed long lasting friendships. She graduated GC High School class of 2002 and was known to many as "Wiggles." Her devotion to family and loyalty to friends was deeply felt. Jen enjoyed working as a cook, loved music, animals and good times with family and friends. She leaves behind fond memories in the hearts of those who knew her.
A Memorial Service will be held Saturday, August 5, 2023 noon - 2 pm at
3C Celebration Community Church
2301 Orville Ave, Granite City, IL 62040 Pastor Jesse Tedder officiating.
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Sheila Reagan
August 6, 2023
Sweet, sweet lady, great smile
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Kathy Johnson Mama Kat
August 5, 2023
We miss you terribly here in Arkansas. I just want to thank you for Loving my daughter for seven and a half years. Y'all was 2 peas in a pod. We still and always will treasure every moment we had with you. Squeeze Xander and my grandson Carson. Love and miss you forever Jen
Mistie
July 31, 2023
Still think about you everyday that passes. I will continue to live and make the best out of everyday. Til we meet again baby. I love you! Forever your fiance
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