Condolence: Dear Aunt Jen, my godmother, I still can't believe you're gone. With your high energy, and many activities, I thought for sure you'd live to be 100. I have so many memories of you while I was growing up and beyond. You were so good about coming down to Franklin to visit my mother. You loved going out for Chinese food with her and catching up with all the news. You were very important to her. In more recent years, you and I had some fun times going out to eat for your birthday. You always had all the Kuczinski news, grandchildren news and farm news. I loved our phone calls too, especially during the pandemic when I couldn't visit. I still have the ceramic Christmas tree you made, and all your paintings on wood. Your memory will live on forever. RIP.

Condolence: I had the pleasure of working with Jennie during my time as Health Director for GRAFTON. Jennie was amazing-so much energy and love of life. Being busy made her happy and enjoyed so much working in our office a few hours a week. She was always ready for a challenge and embraced it wholeheartedly. We loved having her on our team! She will be missed.

Condolence: I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Jennie. I have talked about her my whole life because of her being our waitress at The Klondike Inn way back in the day. I remember it like it was yesterday and not 40 years ago but as she was bringing us our drinks (she brought me my 1st Shirley Temple) she sprinkled salt on the napkin before placing our drinks on them, being a little kid, I asked why and she told me so that the drink wouldn't stick to the napkin. I thought it was a magic trick as she took the time to show me 1 drink on a napkin without salt and 1 with. To this day, if there is a drink on a napkin in my presence, I sprinkle the salt and tell the story. From this Jenny to that Jennie rest in peace and thank you for bringing me joy and life lesson that you probably didn't even realize how much it impacted me.

Condolence: Gene was great exercising with you. Lovely lady rip.

Condolence: DAVE & PATTY MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY WITH THE PASSING OF YOUR MOTHER. GOD BLESS-GENE CARLO

Condolence: I hope you were wearing your happy orange sneakers at the end, Jennie. While we will all miss you here on Planet Earth, you and Dick must be having tea and laughing at the silliness of those below. Peace be with you.

Condolence: Dave & family My deepest sympathy on the passing of your Mom. She always had a kind word for everyone. I always stopped to talk with here at the Town Hall. I still have the small lighted ceramic Christmas tree that she made and gave me for Christmas a long time ago. I still put it out at Christmas. She was a wonderful person. May she rest in peace.

Condolence: Jennie will truly be missed. She was a great lady I have many of her little paintings to remember her.My condolences to all of the family. So sorry for your loss Patricia Magliaro

Condolence: Jennie ~ I am so sad to hear of your passing. I am very happy we got to talk on the phone a couple weeks ago for which we said only 15 minutes which actually turned into one hour. It was always so nice to see you at the municipal center. You were such a very kind-hearted, lovely lady who will be missed. May you rest in eternal peace … Nancy

Condolence: Our sincere sympathy to the family. She will be missed. We have many happy memories with Jennie. Bob and Diane Somers

Condolence: My condolences to the family. I worked a little while when I was up at the Town Hall and Jennie was doing the Senior Tax reduction program. She was a great lady.