Jennifer L. Steele, age 67, of Hancock, Wisconsin passed away Tuesday, September 22, 2020, at the Marshfield Medical Center in Marshfield, Wisconsin.
A celebration of her life will be held at a later date.
Jennifer was born March 31, 1953, in Antigo, Wisconsin to Elmer and Avis (Rusch) Stengl. She graduated from High School in Antigo and Mid-State Technical college as a radiation technologist.
Jennifer married Gary T. Steele on October 31, 1984, in Friendship, WI. She worked at the hospital in Marshfield while attending college and at Moundview Memorial Hospital & Clinics in Friendship for 30 years before retiring.
Jennifer was an incredibly talented lady. She enjoyed cooking, gardening, bowling, shooting pool, fishing, listening to music, crocheting, and taking care of her dogs.
Jennifer was preceded in death by her parents, and sister Ginger (E.L.) McDowell.
She is survived by her husband Gary, dog Moose, brother John (Nancy) Stengl; sisters Jean (Dan) Wheeler, and Audrey (Lisa) Stengl. Jennifer is further survived by nieces, nephews, relatives, and friends.
To Jenny’s family and friends. I was very sadden to see that Jenny had past. I worked with her at the hospital. She always had a smile on her face. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Ray and I send our thoughts, prayers and love to Gary and the rest of Jennifer’s family. May Jennifer Rest In Peace.
Gary so sorry for your loss. Jenny was a very special person. I enjoyed working with her and playing ball with her. RIP Jenny!
Gary, sorry to hear of your loss.
I met Jennifer almost 50 years ago. Immediately knew we would be friends. We could laugh like crazy….over anything. She made my life so much sweeter. We’ll meet again, along with all our dogs and cats……but for now, keep that crown on straight ….❤️
Jennifer was a very caring talented person who loved animals, especially her dogs. She will be missed.
Gary, I am very sorry to hear of Jennifer’s passing. I always enjoyed her. She was a very special lady with a wonderful smile. We may not have seen each other often but when we did it was like old times. May you find comfort in your memories of her. May the Great Spirit above, along with our Heavenly Father hold you ever so close and give you comfort. Kay Olson
A beautiful person inside and out. We’ll all miss you. Rest peaceful in Gods arms.
I worked with Jenny and Carol Camp during my Senior year of high school at Adams Memorial Hospital in the Radiology Department. Jenny was extremely funny, so considerate, and a great mentor. I will always remember her laugh, her patience, her resolve when there was a medical emergency, and her genuine concern for the patients we worked with. A Beautiful person. Prayers to all of her family and friends.
I always enjoyed chatting with Jennifer. Such a sweetheart. So sorry for her friends and families loss.
So sorry to hear this May God family and friends comfort you during this difficult time