Birth date: Nov 29, 1959 Death date: Jul 23, 2024
Jennifer Rae Black, 64, of Charleston, IL was called to become one with the creator of the universe; she transcends this world of mere paint and canvas for a galaxy of hues and tints where every day her muse is Love and her canvas Read Obituary
She was just a wonderful, wonderful lady. Very dedicated to helping others and always went above and beyond to do so. I respected her greatly!
Jennifer was a true artist and treasure to this world. She was equal parts creative soul and innate caregiver to anyone in need, human or animal, with her lovely, rugged, and imaginative paintings fueled by music, and her outdoor gang of wild cats, birds,
At a loss for words, love you my friend, until we see each other again
Jennifer and I became friends about 6 years ago. We became very close, we shared everything. I have never had a best friend ever, till I met Jennifer. We were always there for each other. She eventually became an adopted member of our family. She loved my
Jennifer a part of me will always be with you i will miss you. Until we meet again My dear friendï¸Â
This is such sad news to hear of Jennifer's passing. Our sympathy to Jennifer's family. Donna Jean and Gordon Dawson
Jennifer worked for me and my partner Tony for several years. We had many laughs together over the years. There wasn’t a dull moment when we were together. Over the last few years I’d run into her around town and we’d visit about wha
Jennifer worked for me and my partner Tony for several years. We had many laughs together over the years. There wasn’t a dull moment when we were together. Over the last few years I’d run into her around town and we’d visit about wha
Jennifer worked for me and my partner Tony for several years. We had many laughs together over the years. There wasn’t a dull moment when we were together. Over the last few years I’d run into her around town and we’d visit about wha
Ryan's mother was an amazing soul and inspiration to all she touched. She had a drive and positive influence on us to do well in this world as Ryan's friends, as children, as boundless teens looking for a place, and into adulthood. She insisted, inspired
