Celebrating the life of

Jennifer Clark-Robertson

01 Jan 1976 - 13 Jul 2023

Family and friends

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CCMW

Abby Hazekamp "Thankful...grateful...blessed" -- A beautiful photo and a quote that is very "her." <3

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Abby Hazekamp Gorgeous picture of dear Jen

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CCAH

Millie Winstead no one sparkled more than Jen!

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Dec 2021

Abby Hazekamp Jen sparkled most at Christmastime. Here she is participating at a BRAFB gingerbread decorating competition!

Carrie Covey My Jen Darling: the one who lit up a room with sparkle and sass. She is one of the most genuine and kindest people I’ve ever known. She poured herself into her family, friends, and all things BRAFB. Her heart was as big as the sky and the stars shine for her now. I am forever grateful for this beautiful soul and every memory with her. I love and miss her every day but know I will see her again one day. I’ll also never watch another Rocky or Creed movie without grinning and thinking about the ultimate warrior princess. “A great fighter once said, 'it ain't about how hard you can hit. It's about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward.’ “ -Adonis Johnson

Carrie Covey Jen’s holiday decorations and party planning skills were next-level.

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12 Nov 2022

Les Sinclair Doing what she loved.

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CCAH

2019

Cindy Connors ❤️

Jen loved us and we loved Jen... we still do. It took a while for her to trust that this place, these people, would give her the respect, safety and affection she needed to thrive. But when she turned that corner, she soared. I'm grateful that she was one of us. Grateful for all that she invested in her work and in her relationships here, a...

Michael McKee19 Jul 2023

She stepped greatly. Step by step, she battled a rare disease. Step by step, she performed her work. Step by step, she guided HER volunteers. Step by step, she fiercely advocated for those volunteers and their good work, which became, by association, her good work, which became the Food Bank’s good work. Step by step, she walked with relationships....

Les Sinclair30 Jul 2023