Birth date: Feb 2, 1972 Death date: Dec 21, 2021
Jennifer Nicole Bolyard, 49, passed away on December 21, 2021, in Decatur, IL. Jenny was Born to William and Diane McCormick on February 02, 1972, in Arnold, Missouri. Jenny Married Thomas Lloyd Bolyard on November 09, 1991, in D Read Obituary
Jennifer u was a great friend when we was in school see u on the other side my friend.
Although Jenny and I both went to Niantic-Harristown Community High School (now Sangamon Valley) that was not initially how we met and became friends. No, that happened more though a series of chance encounters via various shared friends, and over many years.
Jenny was one of a kind. Very distinctive from her siblings, and I always admired and respected her fire and strength. In fact, I took notes from it! She was as honest and real with people as she was tough and strong.
I got to know Jenny best during the time she worked at Decatur Gold & Pawn.We had some cool chats, and that was how I got to learn of her husband and family-----and how dearly she loved them. With Jenny there was no in-between: she was fire or ice, but you always earned which ever side she gave.
Good bye, Jenny. The world is an emptier place without you in it.
I remember meeting Jenny when she asked me to meet her at McDonald's 8 years ago.
When she introduced herself, she walked up and said I just want you to know I am your daughter's 2nd mom and I am going to be in your life now.
She sure was and I loved her for it.
Thankful she was my friend, she always was fiesty with a loving heart and a determined to always do right. So fun and never met a stranger.
My Prayers are with her family and dear friends at this time and always.
I met her when i started at Debbie's. She was so sweet and nice and full of life!! She will def be missed. Rest easy sweetheart your no longer hurting.
My prayers are with her family, including her furry ones. I didn't know Jennifer real well, but what I did know of her, she was a bright light for many, including animals, she helped shelter dogs when she could and that was how I met her years ago.
Heaven gained an angel, my condolences.
Wishing you peace to bring you comfort, courage to face the days ahead and loving memories to forever hold in your heart. Our love and deepest sympathies to you and your family. Through the years that I knew your wife, we shared laughter and joy and now I share your grief. She was one of a kind and though she is gone and cannot be replaced, her memories will always be a blessing to me. Tim & Cinda
