Jennifer Condor Funeral Expenses
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After a year and a half of battling stage 4 Colon cancer that spread, Jennifer Condor passed away at a very young age of 49 on September 14, 2018. Jennifer loved going to antique stores and buying old stuff and fixing it up. She could always see the potential in most broken down things and sought out the good in everything and everyone she encountered. She was well known for her warm welcoming kind big heart. Jennifer successfully served time in the United States Air Force for 23 years and retired as a SMSgt. As a single mother, Jennifer raised her one and only daughter Casarra Condor who is currently active duty in the United States Marine Corps. Jennifer never asked for anything but has always helped those who needed. We ask that you help this beautiful Mother and Daughter to ease the costs of expenses for Jennifer’s funeral.
“She was 49, and she loved going to antique stores and buying old stuff and fixing it up making it pretty and showcasing it around the house. Anything hands on she loved to do, and being outside. Before she passed away she said she regretted not going outside more when she was healthier, and I was very fortunate enough to be able to take her hospice bed outside for her to enjoy the fresh air and butterflies flew around her...she opened her eyes a few times so I know she knew she was outside. She definitely was a woman of faith, and believed and loved God. The thing I loved the most about my mom definitely had to be her understanding and caring heart...no matter what I did she never judged me and always had open arms for me. She was the most selfless person I knew and I'm so grateful to have been able to call her my mom. Her personality and presence lit up the room, she had the confidence that I hope to achieve one day. Literally anyone that met her said how genuine of person she was. But she never thought twice with speaking her mind and telling you if something's wrong. She's my hero as cliché as that sounds but she really is. She went from living on the streets at 15 to becoming a SMSgt in the Air National Guard and owning her own house in the D.C. area....instead of letting the struggling she grew up with define her she made something of herself and our family and I'm so proud of her for doing that.”- Casarra Condor
“She was 49, and she loved going to antique stores and buying old stuff and fixing it up making it pretty and showcasing it around the house. Anything hands on she loved to do, and being outside. Before she passed away she said she regretted not going outside more when she was healthier, and I was very fortunate enough to be able to take her hospice bed outside for her to enjoy the fresh air and butterflies flew around her...she opened her eyes a few times so I know she knew she was outside. She definitely was a woman of faith, and believed and loved God. The thing I loved the most about my mom definitely had to be her understanding and caring heart...no matter what I did she never judged me and always had open arms for me. She was the most selfless person I knew and I'm so grateful to have been able to call her my mom. Her personality and presence lit up the room, she had the confidence that I hope to achieve one day. Literally anyone that met her said how genuine of person she was. But she never thought twice with speaking her mind and telling you if something's wrong. She's my hero as cliché as that sounds but she really is. She went from living on the streets at 15 to becoming a SMSgt in the Air National Guard and owning her own house in the D.C. area....instead of letting the struggling she grew up with define her she made something of herself and our family and I'm so proud of her for doing that.”- Casarra Condor
Fundraising team (2)
Stephen Bates
Organizer
Alexandria, VA
Casarra Condor
Beneficiary
Casarra Condor
Team member
