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Jennifer S. Guberman, 34, of Worcester, Mass., died unexpectedly Oct. 1, 2007, as a result of injuries sustained in a fall.
She was born in Fort Hood, Texas, daughter of Michael and Candace Guberman. She grew up in Keene and attended Keene schools. She graduated from Brown University in 1996, and received a master's degree in library and information science from Pratt Institute in 2000.
At the time of her death, she was a research librarian at the Women's Crisis Center of Worcester.
She had lived in West Palm Beach, Fla., and New York City, where she worked at RCG Euro Magnet as director of information management.
She loved theater, film, music, popular culture and information research.
Survivors include her parents of Keene; a sister, Carolyn Scott, her brother-in-law, Alex, and her nephew, Benjamin Scott, all of Southborough, Mass.; and several cousins and aunts. Her beloved paternal grandmother, Charlotte, died earlier this year.
A memorial service will be held Sunday at Eternal Light Memorial Gardens in Boynton Beach, Fla. Beth Israel Memorial Chapel of Palm Beach, Fla., is in charge of arrangements.
The family has asked that, in lieu of flowers, contributions be made in her memory to the Women's Crisis Center, 799 West Boylston St., Worcester, Mass. 01606. The research library is to be named in her honor.
(copied from the Keene Sentinel)
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Barbara R
October 1, 2011
You were always so kind, so ready with a laugh or a shoulder to cry on, so giving and so genuinely caring. Friend, you are dearly missed.
Annamarie
October 1, 2011
On this beautiful autumn day, I want to call you and find out how you are. I want to hear your voice and your laugh again and share my latest news with you.
Candace (Jennifer's mother) Guberman
May 9, 2011
It is Mother's Day 2011 and 3 and 1/2 years since I last saw your face. Every time our boat heads back to the dock, I think of us standing there, looking back at the house and you saying it was the best summer ever. You would not be here in just 2 weeks from that moment. I think of you so many times each and every day. Whenever I look at dates past, I always think of them as before or after you died.
Something only a few people know is that, about 2 months after you were gone, I started getting regular delivery of US magazine...addressed to you and this address where you had not lived since 1992. I called the company and they had no record of a subscription and advised there were 2 other numbers I could call. I did and they had no idea why the magazine was arriving. It arrived for about 6 months and then just stopped.
I love you, JennyMc and hope that where ever you are, it is a beautiful and peaceful place. Mom
Larissa Smith
March 31, 2010
I miss you more and more every day. Happy Birthday, Jennifer. Thank you for being such an amazing friend. I love you.
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Candace (Jennifer's mother) Guberman
May 11, 2009
She loved movies..not the mainstream stuff (although I still don't get her love of "Independence day") but independent films that most people never get to see. We don't see them much anymore because there is no one to inform us. I have a list of 100 films she sent to us (most annotated) and we have seen most of them. I will gradually add memories..large and small..hope you will too.
Just one more for now. When she was 2, we had a birthday party with the requisite cake..it was beautiful with flowers etc. We have a home movie of her as we attempted to cut the cake which is hysterical. She found it so beautiful that she could not bear to see it cut. As we would approach it with a knife, she would wave her hands over it..not letting us near it. It took a long time for her to realize she would not be able to eat it if it were not cut..I wish you could see it. A literal version of not having your cake and eating it too...right?
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