Jennifer Jones's Funeral Expenses

Jennifer was born almost exactly eleven months before I was. There was your typical sibling rivalry, but after our youngest brother came along, we became the three musketeers. It was us against the world. Now, my family and I are having to say goodbye entirely too soon. 
     After years of fights the effects of lupus, more complications began forming. On January 6th, a blood clot in her brain caused Jennifer to have a major stroke. She spent several days in the hospital before the doctors realized she would need heart surgery to fix the problem. After several weeks and a seemingly successful surgery, she was able to go home. Then, on February 4th, another blood clot occurred and she passed away at home. 
     She will be missed by our entire family, including children and grandchildren who are having to face each day now without her. The financial aspect should be the last thing on their minds. 
     There was very little in her life that Jennifer didn't find joy in. Even during the toughest battles, her strength and optimism meant that she was the first one to crack a joke or light up the room with her smile. She kept us grounded and in trouble, all at the same time.
    At 37 years old, she had a lot left to give. We're hoping, with your help, that we're able to give to her. Her arrangements have been made, but the expense of a funeral was not something we had expected or had time to plan for. Our family is hoping for any donations to help us provide a funeral for our sister, mother, daughter, and friend.