Jennifer Ford
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Jennifer Ford, most known to her friends and family as “Jenny”, was a girl to be remembered by anyone she crossed paths with. If you ever had the pleasure of meeting her, you couldn't help but love her.
She was full of life and always willing to chat, especially if you managed to come across a topic that piqued her interest. Jenny always had a thirst for knowledge, and mastered anything she put her mind to. Whenever Jenny decided to do something, she did it full throttle and she did it well. When she first started couponing, people were a bit skeptical, but you'd go over to her place and she had a pantry like the people on the tv shows. 4 bottles of laundry detergent, 10 bottles of dish soap, cleaners, pasta, sauces etc. Jenny had binders upon binders of coupons, and was a rock star at it. She would ask anyone if they needed anything, even though she was usually struggling, but that was Jenny, always willing to help anyone who needed it.
Not only does Jenny leave behind a legacy of love and generosity, but she also leaves behind 2 sweet little boys who are going to miss their Mommy dearly! Logan (11) and Corbin (9) were the stars in her eyes and the light of her life.
Sadly, for the past few years, Jenny had been struggling with addiction and mental health issues. She was seeking help, but had been turned away from many social service programs. Jenny was caught up in a downward spiral of addiction which ultimately led to her demise.
Jenny was found alone and unresponsive Friday April 9th in her hometown of Belleville, Ontario.
This GoFundMe has been set up to help cover some of the costs for funeral and burial arrangements for Jenny and remaining funds will be put into a trust for her 2 beautiful boys.
If you are reading this and any of Jenny’s story resonates with your own struggles, PLEASE know that you’re not alone. The world needs you and there is help available. There is a world full of people who want you to be happy and healthy. Dig deep and find that strength in yourself. One step at a time, one day at a time, you can get help and save your family from a painful, devastating loss.
She was full of life and always willing to chat, especially if you managed to come across a topic that piqued her interest. Jenny always had a thirst for knowledge, and mastered anything she put her mind to. Whenever Jenny decided to do something, she did it full throttle and she did it well. When she first started couponing, people were a bit skeptical, but you'd go over to her place and she had a pantry like the people on the tv shows. 4 bottles of laundry detergent, 10 bottles of dish soap, cleaners, pasta, sauces etc. Jenny had binders upon binders of coupons, and was a rock star at it. She would ask anyone if they needed anything, even though she was usually struggling, but that was Jenny, always willing to help anyone who needed it.
Not only does Jenny leave behind a legacy of love and generosity, but she also leaves behind 2 sweet little boys who are going to miss their Mommy dearly! Logan (11) and Corbin (9) were the stars in her eyes and the light of her life.
Sadly, for the past few years, Jenny had been struggling with addiction and mental health issues. She was seeking help, but had been turned away from many social service programs. Jenny was caught up in a downward spiral of addiction which ultimately led to her demise.
Jenny was found alone and unresponsive Friday April 9th in her hometown of Belleville, Ontario.
This GoFundMe has been set up to help cover some of the costs for funeral and burial arrangements for Jenny and remaining funds will be put into a trust for her 2 beautiful boys.
If you are reading this and any of Jenny’s story resonates with your own struggles, PLEASE know that you’re not alone. The world needs you and there is help available. There is a world full of people who want you to be happy and healthy. Dig deep and find that strength in yourself. One step at a time, one day at a time, you can get help and save your family from a painful, devastating loss.
Organizer and beneficiary
Heather Roy
Organizer
Foxboro, ON
Amanda Ford-Holt
Beneficiary