Jennifer Marie Warner
February 24, 2025
In loving memory of one so special, whose light we lost far too soon.
Jennifer Marie Warner
(nee Dafoe)
Sunrise: Aug. 17, 1966
Sunset: Feb. 16, 2025
We are saddened to share the passing of our dearest Jenny. Mother of 4 (Nicholas, Kyle, Stephanie, and Ryan), grandmother of 5 (and one on the way), sister to 3, niece and friend to many.
Jenny was born in Esterhazy, raised in Spy Hill and spent her adult years in Regina, Saskatchewan. She raised her 4 children (born within 5 years) with so much love and the patience of Job.
Jenny lost her mom, Doris Dafoe (nee Parisien) in 2022. They were very close. In keeping with Métis tradition, Grandma was always close by to offer a helping hand with the home and children.
Jen had a fun and welcoming way about her and was a second mom to many of her children’s friends. After school and on weekends, the family home was “the place to be”. Jen was delighted in having her house full of happy children.
In later years, Jenny worked in the hospitality industry. She loved a good cup of coffee, a friendly chat and loved to laugh. We will cherish the memories we have and in that, she will live on in our hearts forever.
A service will be planned at a later date.
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Messages of Condolence
condolences to my cousins on the loss of their niece. ~ George Pelletier
With sincere condolences and heavy hearts we were saddened to learn of your Mothers passing. Jennifer loved life to the fullest and she was a great Mother to her children. ~ Edna & Lawrence Warner
Dear Nick, Kyle and Danielle & family, Stephanie & boys, and Ryan, I’m so sorry that you have to say goodbye to your Mom. She loved you so much, and you all did so wonderful in taking care of her when she was sick. I know you will miss her, and I am so sorry you have to say goodbye to her so soon. We are thinking of you all. With lots of love from A. Shelley and U. Jamie. ~ Shelley
I am so sorry for all of you I know how hard it is for you losing your Mom. She was a wonderful caring mother with a big heart. I too miss my baby sister but am comforted knowing she is in heaven and pray that I get to see her again. All our love Uncle Dean & Auntie Kim ~ Dean Horvath
I spent most of my teen years at Steph’s house, hanging out with her, her brothers and her parents. Sometimes I’d come over just to talk to Jennifer, she was like a second mom to me. They lived just down the road from us so I knew that I always had a safe space to come when I was feeling overwhelmed or upset. I even went camping with them and Jennifer was always so kind to me and accepting of who I was. I never felt judged by her, like I felt other adults within my community did. She always had so much love for me. When I was older and started having children, I came back to Regina to visit and couldn’t wait to show her my firstborn daughter, to show her how I’ve grown up so good. And I knew that she’d be proud of me. She will be missed, and I hope that her children can find solace in knowing how many people she touched with her kind heart. ~ Jazsmin Earl
So very sorry for the loss of your mother, grandmother and sister. Condolences to the family. ~ Ralph and Lois Blondeau
This Parisien family sent another angel home ..never to be forgotten..prayers of peace to her family ..hugs from my house to yours..aunty Laura Parisien ~ Laura Parisien
Stephanie my friend, & the rest of the Warner family, I give my deepest condolences to you all during this difficult time. ♡♡♡ Being super close friends with Steph through out our teenage years; I was blessed to meet the Warner family. There home was like my second home & Jen was definitely like a second mom. She was love & light & always had a smile & glow about her. She made you feel welcome & had such a happy, positive energy about her that I'll truly never forget. From Steph & I sharing "boy stories" & her wanting all the juicy details, to needing advice & someone to talk to or just be there to listen - you could always find that trust in Jen. I'll never forget having sleepovers with Steph & waking up to huge, delicious breakfasts on the weekends lol. Jen was an amazing mother, a great friend & an overall unforgettable woman. ~ Kassia
Those we love don't go away, they walk beside us in our hearts and memories. Auntie Jenny, may you forever be wrapped in both God and Grandmas arms. Your infectious laugh and big smile will be dearly missed. Give Grandma D, Papa H and Nicole a big hug for me. Love, Jamie ~ Jamie
Dear Nick, Kyle, Steph, and Ryan I wish to convey my condolences on the passing of your mother Jennifer. She was truly a caring and loving soul who I thought of as a second mom. Your whole family was so welcoming to me and Jennifer especially. Thinking of you all, Craig ~ Craig Gordon
Our sincere condolences on the passing of your mom. My son Scott is physically disabled and lived next door to Jennifer at 2240 Albert Street. We got to know Jennifer when she first moved in to that apartment. We liked her, she was always friendly, chatty and smiling whenever we came into contact with her. We knew she had her struggles with her declining health and may she now rest in peace. I also got to know her mom when she would come up to help Jennifer. Also a lovely lady. I hope Jennifer rests in peace now and may your memories of your mom give you comfort. Marcia and Scott Fellner ~ Marcia &Scott fellner
My dearest Jenn I have had the pleasure of taking care of you for the past few years. We got to know each other quite, but I will never forget that beautiful smile. You were such a light to everyone around you ♥️ rest in paradise ~ Mary
I went to school with Jenny back in Spy Hill and high school in Langenburg. Wanda, Jenny,Cindi and I were often at each other’s house after school. If adult Jenny was anything like her vivacious goofy youthful self she must have been a blast. I am sorry to hear of your loss. ~ Sherry-Lee Duncan
I met Jennifer when she came to grade 10 in Langenburg. She was a bright light and I loved her laugh. She was outgoing and made friends easily. My sincere condolences to all. ~ Sherry Talman