In Loving Memory of Jackie Hernandez
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Hello everyone,
I am going to tell you about a lovely young lady I had the honor of calling my friend. Her name was Jacqueline Hernandez, Jackie. She was a very happy girl, She had the biggest brown eyes and the prettiest smile, and absolutely one of the loudest laughs I've ever heard. She sure lit up a room when she walked in. She graduated in the class of 2013 from Central High School. During the time she was in CHS she was always what one would consider, a social butterfly, she belonged to the Multicultural group, and was crowned Prom Princess at her Senior Prom. She loved helping people she would always be volunteering for one thing or another. She HAS countless friends who love she loved and who love her very much.
On this Thursday April 17th, 2014, at about 4:55 pm. Jackies family was impacted by a Durango as they were turning into a small intersection in our little town. Her younger brother Jerry was rushed to the Childrens hospital in Portland and at that time was in critical condition. Her mother had minor scratches. Three more people were injured. The Durango impacted her directly and she died on the scene. She would have been 19 in a few weeks.
This has impacted everyone in our community, she has left us with saddened hearts, but now her family needs us the most. There are many hospital and funeral service costs that need to be covered and we need as much help as we can to support her family. She would have gone out of her way if it had been any of us but now its our turn. A friend of ours recommended me this page to help with people who would like to make a donation. The Hernandez need alot of support so if anyone is willing we thank you in advance. Tonight I and many of her friends will be hosting a Vigil and Candle light service in her memory I will be sure to share photos with everyone.
Acts 24:3
In every way and everywhere we accept this with all gratitude.
Thank you for taking the time to read this. And please help us help their family in this great time of need.
God bless you all.
I am going to tell you about a lovely young lady I had the honor of calling my friend. Her name was Jacqueline Hernandez, Jackie. She was a very happy girl, She had the biggest brown eyes and the prettiest smile, and absolutely one of the loudest laughs I've ever heard. She sure lit up a room when she walked in. She graduated in the class of 2013 from Central High School. During the time she was in CHS she was always what one would consider, a social butterfly, she belonged to the Multicultural group, and was crowned Prom Princess at her Senior Prom. She loved helping people she would always be volunteering for one thing or another. She HAS countless friends who love she loved and who love her very much.
On this Thursday April 17th, 2014, at about 4:55 pm. Jackies family was impacted by a Durango as they were turning into a small intersection in our little town. Her younger brother Jerry was rushed to the Childrens hospital in Portland and at that time was in critical condition. Her mother had minor scratches. Three more people were injured. The Durango impacted her directly and she died on the scene. She would have been 19 in a few weeks.
This has impacted everyone in our community, she has left us with saddened hearts, but now her family needs us the most. There are many hospital and funeral service costs that need to be covered and we need as much help as we can to support her family. She would have gone out of her way if it had been any of us but now its our turn. A friend of ours recommended me this page to help with people who would like to make a donation. The Hernandez need alot of support so if anyone is willing we thank you in advance. Tonight I and many of her friends will be hosting a Vigil and Candle light service in her memory I will be sure to share photos with everyone.
Acts 24:3
In every way and everywhere we accept this with all gratitude.
Thank you for taking the time to read this. And please help us help their family in this great time of need.
God bless you all.
Organizer
Isabel Martinez-Carrillo
Organizer
Independence, OR
