Jessica was kind, thoughtful and considerate of all others. A voracious reader and dreamer of ancient ruins and far away places. She loved the beach and had an infectious, beautiful smile. She loved all animals and loved to travel, the more exotic location the better. She possessed a great sense of humor. Jessica and her family moved to North Carolina in 1993. She attended Swift Creek and A.B. Combs elementary schools, Carnage middle and Enloe high school. An AP honor roll student she had already achieved sophomore status in her freshman year at UNCW. She was a gifted artist and highly creative in all approaches to life. Her chosen field of study was anthropology and she was looking forward to future adventures. Jessica considered family and friends the most important things in her life. A wonderful big sister and a perfect daughter, she made the world a better place by her mere existence. We have all be enriched having had her in our lives. She was looking forward to coming home and spending time with her special long time friends. She was especially excited to see her family and boyfriend. A peaceful and giving soul and gentle spirit she will forever be loved, and constantly missed.
Jessica is survived by her mother, Desiree Lee Randolph from Burnsville, NC, her father, John Faulkner from Cary, NC; her stepfather, Stacey Gene Randolph from Burnsville, NC, and her two sisters, Sarah Jane, 16, and Hannah Renee, 13.
Jessica is survived by her mother, Desiree Lee Randolph from Burnsville, NC, her father, John Faulkner from Cary, NC; her stepfather, Stacey Gene Randolph from Burnsville, NC, and her two sisters, Sarah Jane, 16, and Hannah Renee, 13.
Jessica was kind, thoughtful and considerate of all others. A voracious reader and dreamer of ancient ruins and far away places. She loved the beach and had an infectious, beautiful smile. She loved all animals and loved to travel, the more exotic location the better. She possessed a great sense of humor. Jessica and her family moved to North Carolina in 1993. She attended Swift Creek and A.B. Combs elementary schools, Carnage middle and Enloe high school. An AP honor roll student she had already achieved sophomore status in her freshman year at UNCW. She was a gifted artist and highly creative in all approaches to life. Her chosen field of study was anthropology and she was looking forward to future adventures. Jessica considered family and friends the most important things in her life. A wonderful big sister and a perfect daughter, she made the world a better place by her mere existence. We have all be enriched having had her in our lives. She was looking forward to coming home and spending time with her special long time friends. She was especially excited to see her family and boyfriend. A peaceful and giving soul and gentle spirit she will forever be loved, and constantly missed.
Jessica is survived by her mother, Desiree Lee Randolph from Burnsville, NC, her father, John Faulkner from Cary, NC; her stepfather, Stacey Gene Randolph from Burnsville, NC, and her two sisters, Sarah Jane, 16, and Hannah Renee, 13.
Jessica is survived by her mother, Desiree Lee Randolph from Burnsville, NC, her father, John Faulkner from Cary, NC; her stepfather, Stacey Gene Randolph from Burnsville, NC, and her two sisters, Sarah Jane, 16, and Hannah Renee, 13.
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