Support Jennyfer's Family after a Tragic Loss.

This GoFundMe is intended to raise money for the funeral of Jennyfer Jean Baptiste. Jennyfer’s family has seen far too much tragedy in the past year and would appreciate your support to assist in covering the overburdening bills for funerals. The funds will be going directly to Jennifyer’s mother.

Jennyfer was a mother, wife, sister and daughter who tragically passed away on March 29, 2024 due to a fatal accident. Jennyfer was only 36 when she passed. She was a supportive mother of 11 year old J’lyn and was happily married to Ismeal. Jennyfer was also the oldest sister to eight siblings; Garphil, Seidney, Sabrina, Jonathan, Ricardi, Charlene, Josh, and Arianna. She was an upstanding citizen and a proud college graduate with a degree in psychology. She was the light in so many people’s lives and she will be missed greatly.

Jennyfer passed in a very tragic manner on Second St. in Chelsea, Mass. while reportedly teaching two people how to drive. Jennyfer was standing on the sidewalk while one of her friends was attempting a 3-point-turn. While in reverse, the car jumped the curb hitting and knocking over a metal “No Parking” sign which fell on Jennyfer’s head. First responders rendered aid to Jennfyer on the sidewalk, but the blow to the head was fatal and she passed away on the scene. The incident is currently under investigation.

Note From GoFundMe Creator-

Jonathan Vixamar, better known as Vix, is one of our teammates and Jennyfer's brother. He has suffered heartbreaking loss throughout the past year and we want to help him out. Within the last year or so, he’s lost 3 family members and was planning on assisting with paying for Jennyfer's funeral. Jonathan is only 21 years old and was more than willing to help pay, but we hope to remove that burden from him and his family. These costs are understandably overbearing on Jennyfer's family so we hope to raise the funds they need to have a proper funeral and burial for his sister. We put together this GoFundMe in order to not only help our teammate and his family, but also to let him know despite the losses he’s faced, he is still supported and loved. Please join us in helping our teammate, no one should suffer so much loss at such a young age.

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