Funeral Funding for Jackie LaPoint
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I don't even know where to start. I'm writing this on behalf of an amazing family. A family who lost their entire world suddenly on July 11, 2017. Jackie LaPoint, born and raised in East Hanover, NJ was an amazing person. At the young age of 34 years old, Jackie accomplished so much in her life, that some people haven't even thought of accomplishing.
Jackie was a Lifetime Member of the East Hanover First Aid Squad where she was an EMT. She was a dispatcher for the East Hanover Police Dept and worked for East Hanover Town Hall before moving to New Hampshire with her parents.
Since both of her grandfathers served in the Armed Forces, she had a passion for helping our veterans. She was active member of the Wounded Warrior Project & the Paralyzed Veterans Association. Her love for the veterans carried into having all of the Veteran grave markers at Hanover First Presbyterian Church Cemetary changed to stone. For doing this, she received an award from the Pearl Harbor Association.
She ran fund drives for Hurricane Katrina & 9/11 Ground Zero survivors. Needless to say, her heart was always in the right place! She always put others ahead of herself....always! Being a thyroid cancer survivor never stop her either! She was always helping out run donations and setting up events for Relay 4 Life even as a survivor.
With all of these amazing things being said, unfortunately the cost of funeral expenses have been left to Jackie's parents. Please help these grieving parents give their only daughter the funeral and memorial service that she deserves.
Thank you all and God bless.
Jackie was a Lifetime Member of the East Hanover First Aid Squad where she was an EMT. She was a dispatcher for the East Hanover Police Dept and worked for East Hanover Town Hall before moving to New Hampshire with her parents.
Since both of her grandfathers served in the Armed Forces, she had a passion for helping our veterans. She was active member of the Wounded Warrior Project & the Paralyzed Veterans Association. Her love for the veterans carried into having all of the Veteran grave markers at Hanover First Presbyterian Church Cemetary changed to stone. For doing this, she received an award from the Pearl Harbor Association.
She ran fund drives for Hurricane Katrina & 9/11 Ground Zero survivors. Needless to say, her heart was always in the right place! She always put others ahead of herself....always! Being a thyroid cancer survivor never stop her either! She was always helping out run donations and setting up events for Relay 4 Life even as a survivor.
With all of these amazing things being said, unfortunately the cost of funeral expenses have been left to Jackie's parents. Please help these grieving parents give their only daughter the funeral and memorial service that she deserves.
Thank you all and God bless.
Organizer
Jessica Zimmerman
Organizer
Mount Olive, NJ
