
Jennifer Lynn Montoya ~ In Our Care ~ November 4, 2023
Categories: Obituaries
Jennifer Lynn Montoya
January 25, 1966 – November 4, 2023
Clarksdale, Mo…Looking for words to express our joy in knowing Jennifer Lynn Montoya and words to express our deep loss of such a dear person is ….
She was many things: a daughter, a wife, a mother, a sister, a friend. There are so many words to describe how she fulfilled each of the roles in her lifetime. Her first role began on January 25, 1966, when she was born to Byron J. Waller and Grace L. (Gaylord) Waller, in St. Joseph, Missouri. She was the fifth and last in a line of all girls.
Jennifer met her husband, LeRoy P. Montoya, through their mutual love of farming and committed themselves to one another when they married on December 18, 1998.
She has lived in Clarksdale, Mo her whole life. She purchased her family home and raised her three sons there. Being a country girl at heart, Jenn took great pride in working on her farm with her husband. A favorite past-times riding their horses in the mountains. They loved antiquing, traveling, and going to estate sales. But most of all, spending time with family. She enjoyed deer hunting with her husband and son. They often laughed about the time she managed to scare a deer out to thicket and yet her husband and son still failed to hit their target, leaving Jenn lamenting the fact that she just didn’t take the shot herself.
She is the wonderful mother of three son’s Jacob A Conley, Jeffery A. Conley, and Manuel Royce Montoya. She was very supportive of her son’s activities. Spent many nights at the ballfield or at the hockey rink. Was a volunteer at church youth camp every summer.
Jennifer has received her English major from Missouri Western. Then later in life went back to school to receive her Bachelor of Nursing. Followed by her Master of Nursing at UMKC. Has worked many years at Missouri Western then finished her career at Mosaic life Care.
Jennifer is preceded in death by her wonderful husband LeRoy. Her parents Byron and Grace Waller. Infant sister. Other sets of parents, Jerry and Cathy Wilkinson. In-laws Manuel and Magdalena Montoya, Brother-in law Fred Montoya and Charlie Roster. Nephew’s Chace Montoya and Casey Ingram.
Remaining survivors her Boys: Jake, Jeff, and Manuel. Siblings: Andrea Barton, Bea Roster, Peggy Elliott (Lynn), Byrona J. Maule-Meyer (Marvin). Other sisters: Natalie Spiking (Michael); Kenyon Taft. Four young ladies that she spoiled like grandchildren. Slew of niece’s and nephew’s.
Memorial Services will be 10:00 a.m. Saturday, November 11, 2023, at Oak Christian Church. Visitation will be 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Friday, November 10, 2023, at Turner Family Funeral Home of Maysville, MO.
Memorial Contributions: Cathy Wilkinson Memorial Scholarship Fund c/o Independent Farmers Bank of Maysville.
Online Condolences: www.turnerfamilyfuneral.com
My heart goes out to the family, friends and community which she was. Much a part of! Prayers for comfort, you’ll be in our prayers
Wow Jenny was a strong lady. My heart is hurting, sending love to her family.
I am so sorry for your families loss. Hugs and prayers
Jennifer will be missed by so many – she touched many hearts and lives. I am so sorry for this loss for her family and friends.
Andrea so sorry to hear about Jenny. Rita & Denny
Very sorry for your loss. Prayers to all the family..
I am so sorry for the loss of Jennifer. Condolences to her family and friends.
Very sorry for your loss. Prayers to all the family
She was a terrific lady. so very sorry for your family’s loss!
So sorry to hear this, Lots of prayers
Rest in peace Jenny, no more suffering!
So sorry for the family! May god give you strength and peace in this difficult time! You have our deepest sympathy!
I will always love you Jenny and I will miss you. I hope to meet up with you again. Prayers to your boys and your family. You will forever be in my heart.
Sorry for your loss! Very fond memories of Jenny. Prayers to your family.
Such a loss, not only for her friends, and family, But for the nursing profession, and the Community that she lived in and cared about.
Love you Jenny