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Jennifer Marie Maxwell, age 51, passed away on January 8th, 2025, in Vero Beach, Fl.
She was born in Rahway, New Jersey to Frank Ryczek and Helen Conneely.
Jennifer lived in Toms River, New Jersey prior to moving to Vero Beach, Florida.
She graduated from J.P. Stevens High School and attended Cittone Institute University in Edison, NJ.
Jennifer worked for Edward Jones Financial Advisors.
Survivors include father Frank Ryczek; brother Timothy Ryczek; sister Melissa Davis; lifelong friends Rich & Carmel Pisker, Jose & Monica Rodriguez; and surrogate family Evelyn Haas (mom), Stephen Haas (hun), and Stacy Haas (sis).
Jennifer was predeceased by her mother Helen Maxwell and stepfather Kenneth Maxwell.
At this time there are no services scheduled.
Arrangements are by Thomas S. Lowther Funeral Home & Crematory, Vero Beach.
© 2025 Lowther Funeral Home. All Rights Reserved.
Pat Sarkisian - Cousin
January 25, 2025, 6:58 pm
Fly high with the angels dear cousin Enjoy playing cards with your Mom Helen and Grandma Dolly With Love, Pat Sarkisian
Kenneth Rosen - Friend
January 25, 2025, 7:53 pm
Jennifer was a great young lady. We were friends in NJ during school and she was an awesome friend. She will be missed
Brian Richards - Friend
January 25, 2025, 9:18 pm
There’s so many personal things I’d like to add. Jennifer always had a smile, was always so giving to family and friends. She loved the Eagles football games and you always knew when they were playing because she would cheer and yell at the TV. Loved to cook and entertain. Christmas was her favorite time of the year and she went over the top decorating the house. Loved her friends very much and was such a giving soul. Was a giving mom to her fur babies. She loved going on cruises and just enjoying life! And oh yes, she loved butterflies, and sea turtles, and missed her mom so dearly every day. She is with her now.
Stacy Haas
January 26, 2025, 4:39 am
Jennifer was one of the nicest people I have ever met. I fondly remember the time she picked my brother and I up in her car in ’91 on the way to school as Seniors one winter morning with the windows down, loose headliner flapping, arctic air blowing us away, all while listening to Nelson’s song Can’t Live Without Your Love and Affection blasting on her portable tape player. We always reminisced and laughed about that day. Jen faced a lot of challenges in life to overcome as a child and adult, more than most encounter in a lifetime, but I always admired her level headedness, confidence and inner strength despite. She was a kind, thoughtful and loving soul who wore her heart on her sleeve, and anyone who knew her was better for it. I miss her smile, her humor and her giggle laugh, but know she is now surrounded by her loving family above. Until we meet again, Jen. And as you’d always say to me with a hug and peck on the cheek “Love ya, girl.”
Patricia Kenney - Friend
January 26, 2025, 2:28 pm
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