Birth date: Mar 22, 1952 Death date: Apr 1, 2022
Jennifer Annell Poynter Hadley, age 70, of Johnson, Arkansas, died on April 1, 2022, at her home. She was born on March 22, 1952, in San Antonio, Texas, to Ray Earl Poynter and Wanda Jean (Hendrix) Poynter. Jennifer graduated from Read Obituary
Jens absolute joy of life was contagious. The lady was eternally happy! When the worst news was delivered, she never thought for a moment that things wouldn’t turn out okay.
The smile never left her face and positive words still were spoken daily. Not many people in this world have that kind of spirit and faith. It was a true privilege to know her and hopefully learn that gift of joy from her.
I am thankful to her for being my mothers best friend. Although sister would be a more appropriate word.
Those two shared so many adventures together! I will admit, though younger in years, they could absolutely wear me out in a flea market. I just found a chair and sat….bc I knew they would pick up and carry on over pretty much every item in the place.
I am glad my Mom was by her side through these tough months. Jen told me many times that she didn’t know what she would do without Mom. Well, I know my mother felt that same way about Jennifer. They were blessed to have one another.
Thank you for being you Jennifer, we know your very deep and strong faith have led you to where you are whole again, smiling and singing in your “amazing” heavenly home!
Rest in true peace.
I met Jennifer when she worked with my dad at Golden Corral in Waxahachie. She and her sons became such an important part of my parents' (Joe & Pat Carter) lives. My mom passed away several years ago but my dad is still with us and he was so saddened to hear that Jennifer was now gone as well.
Jennifer was one of those rare people that you knew when you met her that she was very special. There are just some people you can never forget and she was certainly one of those people. I am sure many hearts are breaking with her passing.
Our family will be praying for your family during this difficult time.
Jennifer was one of the most beautiful, loving people I ever had the privilege of knowing. My Mom and both feel so blessed to know her. We recently had a nice visit with her at the cancer house and am so glad we got that one last moment in time with her. The world was a brighter place because of her love and positivity.
I have many great memories of my cousin Jennifer. One time Sister Janie and I had taken the kids for our annual camping trip. We were hot and tired after a long day of doing camping stuff and cousin Jenny showed up with ice cold watermelon. That was some of the most delicious watermelon I've ever eaten but laughing and talking with Jenny was ever better. What a great laugh! What a beautiful freckled face
The memories of this beautiful soul would start with her love for family, gardening,sewing, music and always doing for others-
