Jennifer Ann Slatton
- July 14, 1974 - October 7, 2011
- Austin, Texas
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Jen,
I will miss you forever beautiful friend. Be at peace with Clint.
Love, Dianne
Posted by: Dianne Caridi - Gainesville, FL - Friend Oct 12, 2011
My heart goes out to the Slatton and Coleman families in their sorrow upon the death of Jenn. Her time on earth was much too short, but she's left a lasting legacy in her wonderful children and the memories all who knew her hold dearly. She was a wonderful support to Clint in his time of need.
Rest in peace, dear Jenn.
Kathy and Fred Ferris
Posted by: Kathy Ferris - Newtown, CT - Acquaintance of Annette & Bill Oct 12, 2011
I don't even know you but I was struck by your beauty and grace so evident in the picture. Now, after reading the memories shared by your friends, family, and acquaintances, I see that my instinct was right on target. You were loved, are still loved, and will be greatly missed. I offer my condolences as a perfect stranger, although I feel like, had we known each other, we would have been friends. My prayers are with you, your family, and all of your loved ones.
Posted by: CJ Oct 12, 2011
I met Jennifer at the serivce for Clint. Her beauty and grace impressed me. She seemed very loving and kin and I know she wil be greatly missed. My prayers go out to her family and friends.
Vickie & Bucky
Posted by: Vickie Floyd - Sparta, TN - friend of Bill and Annette Oct 12, 2011
My heart breaks for Jen and Clint's children and family. I knew them during Clint's graduate student days at UT/CSR, and my daughter was pregnant at the same time Jen was expecting Emma. Every morning Clint checked in with me to see if our baby had come yet, and it turned into a "race." Very happy memories! They were such a beautiful young couple and such loving parents. It's just really difficult for me to absorb Jen's death. I can't imagine your loss. My prayers are with you always.
Posted by: Karen Dailey - Cary, NC - Co-worker of Clint's at UT Oct 12, 2011
One of the most wonderful things about my relationship with Jen is that for the past couple years, it was primarily on the phone. So, I will never forget her voice. And when I reflect on our conversations, or reread her emails, I can still hear her with crystal clarity.
I'll never forget my first time meeting Jen. I was sitting alone at a table in the high school cafeteria. My friend Chris Cunningham walked up to my table with
Posted by: Jason Baade - Swampscott, MA - Friend Oct 12, 2011
Oh Jen how I will miss you...miss our talks...miss your lovely smile and beautiful soul. My heart is broken but the only thing that makes it better is the knowledge that you are again beside the love of your life. I loved Clint and once Clint left .and you came here ...I learned to love you too..I hear your laughter in your friends I speak to, who love you so too..And you will remain part of me forever.
~ileene
Posted by: Ileene Pickett - Austin, TX - Friend Oct 12, 2011
So much love to you, Jen, and to all your family members and friends. So many hearts are broken and hurting for the pain that has been and will be endured. May the Great Spirit shine on you and all who know you and give us Peace.
Posted by: Linsey Jorn - Gainesville, FL - Friend Oct 12, 2011
My parents knew Clint and Jennifer, and when Clint was diagnosed with cancer I began praying for him and the family. I joined his CaringBridge group and followed his story till the end. I corresponded with Jennifer via email several times regarding her struggles. I never got the opportunity to meet her in person, but I know that she was an incredible person. I am praying for the children and for all of the family members who are grieving this tragic loss.
Posted by: Stacy Curtis - Austin, TX - acquaintance Oct 12, 2011
My thoughts and prayers are with you and the children. I only knew Jennifer and Clint and the children after Clint was diagnosed with cancer, when I was a postpartum doula after the birth of Thomas. Jennifer reacted to Clint's illness with such strength, determination and love. Now I know Jennifer is with her beloved Clint again and is no longer in any pain. I wish the children all the best, and they will always know that they had two parents that loved them immensely.
Posted by: Michelle Foley - Gainesville, FL - Friend Oct 12, 2011
