Jennifer Marion Stone Murillo, 40, of Bryant, passed away Nov. 17, 2017. She was the daughter of J.D. Stone, Jr., of Booneville and Elizabeth Randolph of Little Rock.
She is survived by two sons, Ryan and Dany; two sisters, Miera Nagy and Emily Adams; two brothers, John Stone and Andy Stone; and several aunts and uncles, nieces and nephews, cousins and friends.
Jenni graduated from Booneville High School in 1995 where she played basketball and probably got into a little bit of trouble. She was active in 4-H and participated in the South Logan County Fair each year showing livestock. After graduation she worked in a chicken processing plant to support her family and then to pay for college. She got a BA in Journalism from Arkansas Tech University and then a BS in Education. In August 2013, she received her Masters of Education from the University of Arkansas.
This fall, Jennifer started her ninth year as a Middle School Special Education Teacher at Bryant Middle School in Arkansas. Jenni loved her students and her school. On Friday nights she would be at a football game with her sons. She liked to hike and get outdoors, especially during the fall. She loved festivals and fairs. She could call the Hogs with the best and still loved the Broncos. She watched soccer, gymnastics, and documentaries. Jenni always found time to attend the special events of friends and family.
She is survived by two sons, Ryan and Dany; two sisters, Miera Nagy and Emily Adams; two brothers, John Stone and Andy Stone; and several aunts and uncles, nieces and nephews, cousins and friends.
Jenni graduated from Booneville High School in 1995 where she played basketball and probably got into a little bit of trouble. She was active in 4-H and participated in the South Logan County Fair each year showing livestock. After graduation she worked in a chicken processing plant to support her family and then to pay for college. She got a BA in Journalism from Arkansas Tech University and then a BS in Education. In August 2013, she received her Masters of Education from the University of Arkansas.
This fall, Jennifer started her ninth year as a Middle School Special Education Teacher at Bryant Middle School in Arkansas. Jenni loved her students and her school. On Friday nights she would be at a football game with her sons. She liked to hike and get outdoors, especially during the fall. She loved festivals and fairs. She could call the Hogs with the best and still loved the Broncos. She watched soccer, gymnastics, and documentaries. Jenni always found time to attend the special events of friends and family.
Jennifer Marion Stone Murillo, 40, of Bryant, passed away Nov. 17, 2017. She was the daughter of J.D. Stone, Jr., of Booneville and Elizabeth Randolph of Little Rock.
She is survived by two sons, Ryan and Dany; two sisters, Miera Nagy and Emily Adams; two brothers, John Stone and Andy Stone; and several aunts and uncles, nieces and nephews, cousins and friends.
Jenni graduated from Booneville High School in 1995 where she played basketball and probably got into a little bit of trouble. She was active in 4-H and participated in the South Logan County Fair each year showing livestock. After graduation she worked in a chicken processing plant to support her family and then to pay for college. She got a BA in Journalism from Arkansas Tech University and then a BS in Education. In August 2013, she received her Masters of Education from the University of Arkansas.
This fall, Jennifer started her ninth year as a Middle School Special Education Teacher at Bryant Middle School in Arkansas. Jenni loved her students and her school. On Friday nights she would be at a football game with her sons. She liked to hike and get outdoors, especially during the fall. She loved festivals and fairs. She could call the Hogs with the best and still loved the Broncos. She watched soccer, gymnastics, and documentaries. Jenni always found time to attend the special events of friends and family.
She is survived by two sons, Ryan and Dany; two sisters, Miera Nagy and Emily Adams; two brothers, John Stone and Andy Stone; and several aunts and uncles, nieces and nephews, cousins and friends.
Jenni graduated from Booneville High School in 1995 where she played basketball and probably got into a little bit of trouble. She was active in 4-H and participated in the South Logan County Fair each year showing livestock. After graduation she worked in a chicken processing plant to support her family and then to pay for college. She got a BA in Journalism from Arkansas Tech University and then a BS in Education. In August 2013, she received her Masters of Education from the University of Arkansas.
This fall, Jennifer started her ninth year as a Middle School Special Education Teacher at Bryant Middle School in Arkansas. Jenni loved her students and her school. On Friday nights she would be at a football game with her sons. She liked to hike and get outdoors, especially during the fall. She loved festivals and fairs. She could call the Hogs with the best and still loved the Broncos. She watched soccer, gymnastics, and documentaries. Jenni always found time to attend the special events of friends and family.
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