Jennifer Joy Conatser
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Jennifer could best be described as a hippie and a free spirit at heart. She had a profound hatred for wearing shoes and was filled with a boundless energy. Never staying on one place for long, Jennifer, spent time as a truck driver and a firefighter in California. She was very creative and enjoyed making art and jewelry. Her giving and compassionate heart let her spend much time taking care of the elderly and her many dogs. She also had a deep love for the ocean.
She was preceded in death by her parents: Kent and Anita Snyder.
She is survived by her sisters: Debra Drinkard and husband John of Wink, TX; Marilyn Snyder of Centerville, TN; brothers: Jerry Snyder and wife Diane of Enid, OK, and Kenneth Snyder of Enid, OK; nieces and nephews: Bethany and husband Rusty, Aubrey, Lisa, Cameron, Jeremy, Angela, and Edward; and numerous great nieces and nephews; aunt: Marilyn Stevens and her daughter Lisa; and lifelong friends: Heather Haring and Mark Farley.
A memorial service will privately held at a later date.
Arrangements are entrusted to Family Services Funeral Parlor and condolences may be sent to the family at www.fs-fp.com.
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