Jennifer Daniels, 31, of Osteen, Florida passed away suddenly on July 15th, 2016.

She was born to Bambi Marriott and the late Jeffrey Daniels on December 10th, 1984 in Sanford, Florida. Jennifer graduated Colonial High School in Orlando, Florida and completed her Associates Degree at Seminole State College in 2012.

Jennifer is survived by two children: Jaylah Hardy (6) of Osteen, Florida; and Jordyn Hardy (4) of Osteen, Florida. She is also survived by her mother, Bambi Marriott; her sister, Christie Daniels, and many loving cousins, aunts, uncles, and friends.

While growing up, Jennifer and her sister lived next door to her cousins Nicholas Lopez and Lindsey Riad. The 4 were inseparable. Jennifer was the oldest and self-appointed queen of the pack. Queen Jennifer ruled with a kind heart and the iron fist of innocence that only a child can possess. As all good queens, Jennifer protected her three little subjects from the bullies of neighboring kingdoms and all the monsters that prowled through the night.

Later in life she traded her crown to work at her grandparent's golf course as the clubhouse manager. During these years she went to school to work on getting her degree with the ultimate goal, being that of a high school guidance counselor. Those that knew her found this pretty funny considering she didn't like high school all that much. Jennifer had two adorable children and momentarily stepped away from her education to care for the precious little bundles that took the front seat in her life. With two new subjects to love and protect, Jennifer dusted off her crown and resumed her role as Queen. She loved being with her children and along with her mother the four were inseparable. Whether at a park or watching movies, playing games inside or out, the thing that was always constant was tons of love going around.

Just like her parents, Jennifer was a social butterfly and blessed with a gift for gab. She had made many friends throughout the 31 years she was here and though at times months or even years could pass; when they spoke again, it was like time never went by. Jennifer was a lot of fun to be around and could put a smile on anyone's face just by being herself. Though she never reached her dreams of being a high school counselor, the love and guidance she shared with her friends and family will last them for a lifetime.

Services will be held on July 26th, 2016 at 10am at the Historic All Souls Catholic Chapel. Address of the Chapel is: 800 S. Oak Ave. Sanford, FL 32771.