It is with deep sorrow that we announce the demise of Jennifer "Jen" Loiacono-Whealton, who passed away on November 14, 2023. Born on July 27, 1984, Jennifer's life was a testament to resilience, love, and determination. 

Jennifer was a daddy’s girl and very close to her mother most of all very passionate about her children. She spent a lot of her young life in Kearny, New Jersey and is remembered by many friends from there. She then in her adult life spent the rest of her life in south Jersey. She was an employee of Brothers Diner to which was loved by co-workers, friends, customers and management. 

Jennifer was predeceased by her father, Joseph Loiacono, and mother Colleen Loiacono whose memories remained a strong pillar of inspiration in her life. Despite the tragic loss, Jennifer forged ahead, undeterred to lead a life of accomplishment and contentment.

The legacy of Jennifer includes a loving family who survives her. Her children, Justice Roldan, Saniyah Stout, and Serenity Whealton, her brother Joey, her sisters Jackie and Janice, her cousin Tabatha and daughter Alyssa, as well as countless friends,  stand as living testaments to Jennifer's nurturing spirit and unyielding commitment to family. Each of them embodies fragments of Jennifer's personality, values, and profound love.

Jennifer's favorite pastime was spending quality time with her children. The joy and fulfillment they derived from these precious moments served as pivotal elements in her  life, creating enduring memories and keeping the bond of family strong and everlasting.

Jennifer's life was a journey characterized by relentless dedication, unconditional love, and unforgettable memories. Her  memory will remain indelibly imprinted in our hearts, serving as a beacon of strength and resilience. Although they are no longer physically with us, her spirit lives on in the lives of their loved ones and in the many lives they touched throughout their journey.

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