Jessica May Kamps' Obituary
Our beloved daughter Jessica May Kamps passed away suddenly at the forever age of 37, Wednesday January 24, 2024.
Jessica leaves behind her Mother Lenora Jessee and Father Dennis Kamps along with her two beautiful boys Jonathan Ray Abel Jr. and Killian Charles Abel her Grandmother Joan Cook, siblings Aurora Lomasney (Scott) Alexandra Jessee Chalkwater (Jayme) Rebecca Chalkwater (Chris)
Gerald Chalkwater Jr. (Brandie) Lawrence Chalkwater and her baby sister Sara Hopson. Her nieces and nephews Wolfgang, Candice, Scarlett, Emma, Fiona, Emeliea, Jameson, Lainey, Skylar, Jaxon and Coleson. She is also predeceased by the half that made her whole, Jonathan Abel Sr. Father to her Children, GrandFather Lawrence Cook, Grandmother Jackie Kamps and Grandfather Donald Kamps.
Jessica graduated from Olmsted Falls High School in 2004. She was a free Spirit with a beautiful soul. She loved spending time with her boys they owned her heart. They meant the world to her.
She was a lover of all music and poetry, tattoos, writing and poetry. She loved to write all of her thoughts and feelings down in journals it made her feel better by writing her feelings out even if no one knew there she would also write her poetry. She was an avid reader.
She was one of the most empathetic and giving people you would ever meet. She would give someone her last dollar. Always looking out for the other person. Always trying to find the good in people.
She loved to have fun and laugh. Just last week she spent three hours laughing till she cried at her baby brother Lawrence’s jokes.
Her Grandmother Joan said when Jessica spoke you listened to every word because you never wanted to forget what she said.
Jessica we will carry your memory in our hearts forever. Every-time we see a butterfly we will think of you, and we will be with you again darling girl.
Our precious daughter,
There is no one here on earth so special as you were to me.
I hold you forever my precious daughter,
In my heart and memory.
Words cannot describe the loss I feel, saying goodbye to you.
Letting you go was the hardest thing I’ve ever had to do. I wish I had just one more chance to see that happy smile, to hold you close again, Daughter, just for a little while. I wish that I could hold your hand and make everything alright.
I would tell you that it’s not the end.
Not goodbye, only good night.
Rest in Peace Baby Girl
We all love you.
1986-2024
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