Jennifer Pearson

Jennifer was a phenomenal person! From the moment she took her first breath, she was on a mission to set the record straight. From that very first moment on she defied all odds. She never let her disability stand in her way.

She spent every waking moment enriching her knowledge of life. She spent hours doing the things she loved. Watching football (Dallas Cowboys) whether it was football season or just reruns. She was the Princess of multitasking. Watching T.V., listening to country music, coloring her books from front to back not missing a page, and playing games on any electronic device she could get her hands on all at the same time. Jennifer was busy every waking moment, which included reading and researching about things that caught her interest. Additional life's interests were her love of music, swinging, camping, swimming, Christmas time, her Birthday, Special Olympics, and Eagle Mount.

She was a sweet person who loved everyone, and everyone loved her. She was always happy. She was most happy when she was with her family. Her mommy and her Honey (her 2nd dad). Jay became her dad when she was 10 years old and doted on her like the Princess that she was. She had him wrapped around her little finger. All she had to do was say “Honey, Med from Mcdonald's please” and he would show up every day after work with a medium coke. She loved spending time with her Grita. On Jennifer's humorous side, Grita was also known as the

maid because she could get her to do anything she wanted. Jennifer shared a special, loving bond with her big Sis Heather. A bond only sisters can understand, and they would go round and round about different things. Of course, Jennifer was always right and won in the end. She loved her nephew, Kanin, and her niece, Adah. She was always excited to see them when they came over, as long as they did not touch her stuff. It was hers. But of course, she always gave in and shared because of the sweet girl she was. Jennifer had a special place in her heart for her Grandpa Ron and Grandma Phyllis. She loved spending time with them when they came to visit, or when we all went camping together. Jennifer's other loves were her cat Karley and her brother Drew (Captain Andrew Pearson) both of who have preceded her in death, which broke her heart. She spent many hours having conversations with both. These interactions happened mostly at night when she was supposed to be sleeping or when she just needed them. She also had a cat named Emma, who she called “baby girl,” and was her daily council.

Jennifer is survived by her Mommy and Honey (Rene` and Jay Johnson), Her big sis (Heather Smith) and her Pal (Tanner Smith), her brother Terry Dahl (Kari), and her niece and nephews Kanin and Adah Smith and Cayden Dahl. Her Father Ronald Person (Sandy). Grandparents Ron Johnson (Phyllis) and Anita Johnson (Grita). Along with numerous Aunts, Uncles, and Cousins. She also had a very special friend, Barb Smith, and buddies William Kronmiller and Jason Weaver.

A special thank you to Uncle Joe for freezing in the Polar Plunge of Lewiston for Jennifer.

We also want to send thanks to the whole staff of Stillwater Hospice for the loving care they gave to Jennifer to keep her comfortable and feel safe.

There will be no service at this time. But we will be having a celebration of life for Jennifer in July around her birthday. A date and time will be announced on Facebook.

In lieu of flowers please consider donating to:

Stillwater Hospice

3737 Grand Ave. Ste 1

Billings, Mt 59102

Special Olympics of Lockwood

Sigridnoyd@gmail.com

Or contact her on Facebook Messenger