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Isanti and Cambridge, Minnesota

In Memory of Jennifer E. Haynes

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Jennifer E. Haynes, age 33, of Minneapolis and formerly of Cambridge died unexpectedly April 18, 2020.  A private funeral service will be held with Cantor David Morris officiating.  Interment will be in East Bradford Cemetery.   A celebration of life will be held at a later date for all friends and family to attend.

Jennifer was born in Cambridge, MN and graduated from Cambridge-Isanti High School. She went on to become a registered nurse and has worked the past 10+ years at Children’s Hospital (Minneapolis) in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Jennifer’s passion for her work was evident in her care for the children and their families. Her love of her family and friends as well as travel, athletic, and charity events will be remembered. As she would say… “Live your best life”.
Jennifer is preceded in death by her mother, Paula Mattes Haynes; she is survived by her father, Ted Haynes; sister, Katelyn Haynes; grandmother, Clara Mattes; numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, and her fur babies Dylan and Phoebe.

 

Guestbook Entries:

  1. It isn’t fair to you that I can’t put it into words how much you meant to everyone. This doesn’t seem real.

    I’ll never, ever forget you.

  2. Oh Jennie, I miss you so much. We had just talked about going on your Dad’s boat once we were allowed to socialize again. I am heartbroken and my heart hurts for your family. You were such a ray of sunshine. I will have a gaping hole where your presence used to be. Fly high sweet girl. See you again one day❤

  3. Dearest Jennie,

    You were a light of laughter and hope for all. Life won’t be the same without you. I can’t sleep right now and I want to text you. I will never forget you, I love you.

  4. My son had heart surgery at 3 mos old and spent time in what later would be Jennie’s ward. I know how great NICU nurses are and Jennie was such a bright light. Such a wonderful, warm person. I talked to her at Spring Street a lot. I can’t believe I’ll never see her again.

    Warmest condolences to her family and other friends.

  7. My deepest sympathies, Ted, to you and your family. I’m so sorry for this loss. It’s not right. May you find strength in the love that surrounds you. Please reach out, if there’s anything I can do for you.