Jessica Lee Parker, 40, of Spotsylvania, VA died unexpectedly at home on May 19, 2020.
Jessica was a kind and loving soul. She was always there to lend a hand and do anything for anybody. Everyone she met became her friend. Her bubbly personality and laughter were contagious. She was vibrant and beautiful inside and out. Her love for her children is beyond words; they were her life. They are little extensions of herself that when put together made a beautiful puzzle. There may be a little piece missing right now, but we all know we always find that piece again. It may not be here on earth, but it will be in heaven.
She loved to craft, and she created a small business named “Honey Bee in the Tree”. Her crafting skills were amazing. She was also a creative baker and made the most delicious cakes. Her skills at decorating were phenomenal.
Jessica enjoyed the river, whether it was tubing, swimming or taking long walks around it, she just loved being near it. She also loved the beach.
Jessica loved bonfires, playing cornhole, and just hanging out with friends. She was always the life of the party.
She loved gardening, and she was gifted with a green thumb.
Jessica recently became interested in the stock market and had been dabbling in making trades; she was having fun at it.
She was a member of the Fraternal order of Eagles where she had many friends that she played cornhole with. She called them her cornhole family.
Jessica worked at Paragon Gymnastics for 9 years and had many amazing co-workers who were also her close friends. She was described by a family member that attended the gym as “the calming voice in the gym, and that she just always made everyone feel welcome. She was always really kind, and her smile was just super inviting.”
Jessica is survived by her husband Robert Parker, and although they were separated, had remained friends. She is survived by their children together Annabelle, Bobby and Emily. Also special to her heart was Katlyn Baines and her son Wyatt.
She is also survived by her mother, Judy Drake, and stepfather, Todd Drake; her Granny, Virginia Molina, her brothers, Tony Molina (Dani) and John Molina (Aleah); her sister Katie Howard (John), her very close aunt, Debbie Earl (Mike) who was like a second mother to her, her Aunt Shirley Guyton and Uncle Roger (Karen), her Aunt Chris (Jimmy), Debbie Hathaway (Lyn), Patsy Molina (Bernie), her cousins, Mark (Christina), Matt (Crystal), and Justin Heddings (Jesy), Michael Derek, James (Selena) and Colleen Rhodes, Lisa Molina, Tommy and Joey James, Jennifer Guerrero (Silvio) and Timmy Hathaway (Rebecca), and Eric Hathaway (Melissa).
She is preceded in death by her dad, Peter R. Molina, and Grandparents Pete Molina, James Cash, and Edna Cash.
Jessica had many nieces, nephews, friends, and cousins that just loved her so.
I just feel the need to give thanks to some for loving my Jessica unconditionally, like Todd’s mother Linda Lunsford, and David Drake. Her childhood friend, Mandy Green, her newest and best friend, Linda Hoffmann (Chris), and Jennifer Jennings (Paul), her boss, Ken Wood, Pat Miller and the rest of the Paragon family; Marcie and Troy Able, who are just an extension of our family. Jessica was loved by so many people that there are just too many to mention.
A private celebration of Jessica’s life will be held for her family and friends at a later date.
Jessica was a kind and loving soul. She was always there to lend a hand and do anything for anybody. Everyone she met became her friend. Her bubbly personality and laughter were contagious. She was vibrant and beautiful inside and out. Her love for her children is beyond words; they were her life. They are little extensions of herself that when put together made a beautiful puzzle. There may be a little piece missing right now, but we all know we always find that piece again. It may not be here on earth, but it will be in heaven.
She loved to craft, and she created a small business named “Honey Bee in the Tree”. Her crafting skills were amazing. She was also a creative baker and made the most delicious cakes. Her skills at decorating were phenomenal.
Jessica enjoyed the river, whether it was tubing, swimming or taking long walks around it, she just loved being near it. She also loved the beach.
Jessica loved bonfires, playing cornhole, and just hanging out with friends. She was always the life of the party.
She loved gardening, and she was gifted with a green thumb.
Jessica recently became interested in the stock market and had been dabbling in making trades; she was having fun at it.
She was a member of the Fraternal order of Eagles where she had many friends that she played cornhole with. She called them her cornhole family.
Jessica worked at Paragon Gymnastics for 9 years and had many amazing co-workers who were also her close friends. She was described by a family member that attended the gym as “the calming voice in the gym, and that she just always made everyone feel welcome. She was always really kind, and her smile was just super inviting.”
Jessica is survived by her husband Robert Parker, and although they were separated, had remained friends. She is survived by their children together Annabelle, Bobby and Emily. Also special to her heart was Katlyn Baines and her son Wyatt.
She is also survived by her mother, Judy Drake, and stepfather, Todd Drake; her Granny, Virginia Molina, her brothers, Tony Molina (Dani) and John Molina (Aleah); her sister Katie Howard (John), her very close aunt, Debbie Earl (Mike) who was like a second mother to her, her Aunt Shirley Guyton and Uncle Roger (Karen), her Aunt Chris (Jimmy), Debbie Hathaway (Lyn), Patsy Molina (Bernie), her cousins, Mark (Christina), Matt (Crystal), and Justin Heddings (Jesy), Michael Derek, James (Selena) and Colleen Rhodes, Lisa Molina, Tommy and Joey James, Jennifer Guerrero (Silvio) and Timmy Hathaway (Rebecca), and Eric Hathaway (Melissa).
She is preceded in death by her dad, Peter R. Molina, and Grandparents Pete Molina, James Cash, and Edna Cash.
Jessica had many nieces, nephews, friends, and cousins that just loved her so.
I just feel the need to give thanks to some for loving my Jessica unconditionally, like Todd’s mother Linda Lunsford, and David Drake. Her childhood friend, Mandy Green, her newest and best friend, Linda Hoffmann (Chris), and Jennifer Jennings (Paul), her boss, Ken Wood, Pat Miller and the rest of the Paragon family; Marcie and Troy Able, who are just an extension of our family. Jessica was loved by so many people that there are just too many to mention.
A private celebration of Jessica’s life will be held for her family and friends at a later date.
Jessica Lee Parker, 40, of Spotsylvania, VA died unexpectedly at home on May 19, 2020.
Jessica was a kind and loving soul. She was always there to lend a hand and do anything for anybody. Everyone she met became her friend. Her bubbly personality and laughter were contagious. She was vibrant and beautiful inside and out. Her love for her children is beyond words; they were her life. They are little extensions of herself that when put together made a beautiful puzzle. There may be a little piece missing right now, but we all know we always find that piece again. It may not be here on earth, but it will be in heaven.
She loved to craft, and she created a small business named “Honey Bee in the Tree”. Her crafting skills were amazing. She was also a creative baker and made the most delicious cakes. Her skills at decorating were phenomenal.
Jessica enjoyed the river, whether it was tubing, swimming or taking long walks around it, she just loved being near it. She also loved the beach.
Jessica loved bonfires, playing cornhole, and just hanging out with friends. She was always the life of the party.
She loved gardening, and she was gifted with a green thumb.
Jessica recently became interested in the stock market and had been dabbling in making trades; she was having fun at it.
She was a member of the Fraternal order of Eagles where she had many friends that she played cornhole with. She called them her cornhole family.
Jessica worked at Paragon Gymnastics for 9 years and had many amazing co-workers who were also her close friends. She was described by a family member that attended the gym as “the calming voice in the gym, and that she just always made everyone feel welcome. She was always really kind, and her smile was just super inviting.”
Jessica is survived by her husband Robert Parker, and although they were separated, had remained friends. She is survived by their children together Annabelle, Bobby and Emily. Also special to her heart was Katlyn Baines and her son Wyatt.
She is also survived by her mother, Judy Drake, and stepfather, Todd Drake; her Granny, Virginia Molina, her brothers, Tony Molina (Dani) and John Molina (Aleah); her sister Katie Howard (John), her very close aunt, Debbie Earl (Mike) who was like a second mother to her, her Aunt Shirley Guyton and Uncle Roger (Karen), her Aunt Chris (Jimmy), Debbie Hathaway (Lyn), Patsy Molina (Bernie), her cousins, Mark (Christina), Matt (Crystal), and Justin Heddings (Jesy), Michael Derek, James (Selena) and Colleen Rhodes, Lisa Molina, Tommy and Joey James, Jennifer Guerrero (Silvio) and Timmy Hathaway (Rebecca), and Eric Hathaway (Melissa).
She is preceded in death by her dad, Peter R. Molina, and Grandparents Pete Molina, James Cash, and Edna Cash.
Jessica had many nieces, nephews, friends, and cousins that just loved her so.
I just feel the need to give thanks to some for loving my Jessica unconditionally, like Todd’s mother Linda Lunsford, and David Drake. Her childhood friend, Mandy Green, her newest and best friend, Linda Hoffmann (Chris), and Jennifer Jennings (Paul), her boss, Ken Wood, Pat Miller and the rest of the Paragon family; Marcie and Troy Able, who are just an extension of our family. Jessica was loved by so many people that there are just too many to mention.
A private celebration of Jessica’s life will be held for her family and friends at a later date.
Jessica was a kind and loving soul. She was always there to lend a hand and do anything for anybody. Everyone she met became her friend. Her bubbly personality and laughter were contagious. She was vibrant and beautiful inside and out. Her love for her children is beyond words; they were her life. They are little extensions of herself that when put together made a beautiful puzzle. There may be a little piece missing right now, but we all know we always find that piece again. It may not be here on earth, but it will be in heaven.
She loved to craft, and she created a small business named “Honey Bee in the Tree”. Her crafting skills were amazing. She was also a creative baker and made the most delicious cakes. Her skills at decorating were phenomenal.
Jessica enjoyed the river, whether it was tubing, swimming or taking long walks around it, she just loved being near it. She also loved the beach.
Jessica loved bonfires, playing cornhole, and just hanging out with friends. She was always the life of the party.
She loved gardening, and she was gifted with a green thumb.
Jessica recently became interested in the stock market and had been dabbling in making trades; she was having fun at it.
She was a member of the Fraternal order of Eagles where she had many friends that she played cornhole with. She called them her cornhole family.
Jessica worked at Paragon Gymnastics for 9 years and had many amazing co-workers who were also her close friends. She was described by a family member that attended the gym as “the calming voice in the gym, and that she just always made everyone feel welcome. She was always really kind, and her smile was just super inviting.”
Jessica is survived by her husband Robert Parker, and although they were separated, had remained friends. She is survived by their children together Annabelle, Bobby and Emily. Also special to her heart was Katlyn Baines and her son Wyatt.
She is also survived by her mother, Judy Drake, and stepfather, Todd Drake; her Granny, Virginia Molina, her brothers, Tony Molina (Dani) and John Molina (Aleah); her sister Katie Howard (John), her very close aunt, Debbie Earl (Mike) who was like a second mother to her, her Aunt Shirley Guyton and Uncle Roger (Karen), her Aunt Chris (Jimmy), Debbie Hathaway (Lyn), Patsy Molina (Bernie), her cousins, Mark (Christina), Matt (Crystal), and Justin Heddings (Jesy), Michael Derek, James (Selena) and Colleen Rhodes, Lisa Molina, Tommy and Joey James, Jennifer Guerrero (Silvio) and Timmy Hathaway (Rebecca), and Eric Hathaway (Melissa).
She is preceded in death by her dad, Peter R. Molina, and Grandparents Pete Molina, James Cash, and Edna Cash.
Jessica had many nieces, nephews, friends, and cousins that just loved her so.
I just feel the need to give thanks to some for loving my Jessica unconditionally, like Todd’s mother Linda Lunsford, and David Drake. Her childhood friend, Mandy Green, her newest and best friend, Linda Hoffmann (Chris), and Jennifer Jennings (Paul), her boss, Ken Wood, Pat Miller and the rest of the Paragon family; Marcie and Troy Able, who are just an extension of our family. Jessica was loved by so many people that there are just too many to mention.
A private celebration of Jessica’s life will be held for her family and friends at a later date.
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