Jennifer Nichole Auerbach

MISSOULA – Jennifer Nichole, 32, passed away on Tuesday, Sept. 4, 2012, at her home in Missoula. Jennifer was born on June 19, 1980, at Community Hospital in Missoula to Ron and Yvonne Sanguins. Jennifer entered into this life fighting and with a determination for life that few can ever realize. Jennifer attended public schools in Missoula. From these early years she developed many lifelong friendships. After graduation from high school in Missoula, Jennifer and her fiancé Daniel Auerbach moved to Eugene Ore., for Dan's completion of college. At this point in time, Jennifer began her banking career. She enjoyed this calling in life and was very proud of her achievements and career advancements. Jennifer and Dan were married on Aug. 4 on the pitcher's mound at Emeralds Stadium in Eugene. Unbeknownst to them, this event was reported on the Associated Press as a unique event. In 2006, Jennifer and her family moved back to Missoula, where her banking career continued with Wells Fargo at the Reserve Street location. Jennifer was blessed in life with two boys, Mason Auerbach and Braden Auerbach. These boys were the light of her life. Her devotion and love for these two boys were without limits. Jennifer and Dan divorced in 2009. Jennifer had several words that her lifelong friends Megan and Brittney have used to describe Jennifer, "strong," "independent," "fire in her eyes," "bond," "support," "lifelong friend," "outgoing spirit," "one of a kind," "loyalty," "best friend," "fierce," "passion," "honest." Jennifer was preceded in death by maternal and paternal grandparents; mother Yvonne Schaff; a stepsister and stepbrother. Jennifer is survived by her two sons, Mason and Braden Auerbach; fiancé Ethan Eyestone and family; father and stepmother Ron and Cindy Sanguins; stepfather Steve Schaff; brother Casey Sanguins, niece-Mikayla- girlfriend Kristen, Derrick Muchmore and family, Mike Muchmore and family, J.J Schaff and family. Numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. As per Jennifer's wishes there will not be a service but there will be a potluck and gathering of family and friends at her father's and stepmother's home at 18300 West Roman Lane in Frenchtown on Sunday, Sept. 9, to from 2 to 5 p.m. Please, also bring a chair with your potluck. In lieu of flowers there has been an account set up at Wells Fargo Bank for Mason and Braden. The Auerbach Family Memorial Fund, FBO Mason and Braden Auerbach. View (0) CommentsNo Comments Posted.