In Loving Memory Of Jenni Snyder

I have the pleasure of knowing an amazing, hard working, beautiful woman, Jenni Snyder. I don’t think I know a person that works harder than Jenni. She is extraordinary and she is waging a war on colon cancer.

Jenni was diagnosed with Stage IV Colon Cancer in May of 2016. After suffering severe side effects, a metastatic tumor was discovered in her brain. The cancer was traced back to its primary site in her colon, where another tumor was found. The brain tumor was surgically removed, and she underwent full brain radiation during June and July of 2016 to treat any remaining cancer in her brain.

Following a brief recovery period, Jenni began an aggressive chemotherapy and radiation plan to treat her colon tumor in August. What were thought to be symptoms of this treatment turned out to be the return of her brain tumor. On September 16th, Jenni was rushed into emergency surgery to remove another brain tumor that had quickly and aggressively returned.

Throughout this entire journey, Jenni has remained unshaken in her faith, her positive mentality and outlook, and her determination to heal. Jenni’s husband, Scott, daughters, Paige and Courtney, many family members, and friends are supporting and loving her through this, but they need your help.

Despite her greatest efforts, Jenni has officially been forced into full recovery mode. Medical bills are racking up, and her treatment has prevented her from working in weeks. Any money raised will go directly towards Jenni’s medical bills.

This is the answer to, “I just wish there was something I could do to help her.” Any amount will help. Jenni has always been the first to offer her help, no matter the need. I know that the Snyder family would deeply appreciate any contribution. She will have foundation for healing with peace of mind, instead of worrying about getting back to work. She needs time to heal and fight. Your contributions will give her this time to focus on getting well.

Currently, Jenni is home healing from her second surgery. Surgery to remove the tumor in her colon is looming on the horizon, and discussions on a plan of action for treatment beyond surgery are underway.