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Jennifer Kay Vree Ingram August 18, 1979 - August 3, 2025 A Memorial Service will be held on Sunday, August 10, 2025, at Miller Funeral Home in the Toby Miller Chapel at 1:00 PM. Survived by her daughters, Kayla Ingram (JaBorrie Fomby) of Lincoln, AL, Kaysie Vree, her husband Jared Holder; granddaughter, Noelle Vree of Weaver, AL; father, Henry Vree of Weaver, AL; brother, Stacey Vree (April Burnley) of Eastaboga, AL; Niece, Bethany Kerzic of Irondale; Aunt, Rosa Holland and Uncle, Rodney Holland of Golden Springs, AL. Preceded in death by her mother, Doris Higgins Vree of Weaver, AL; Sister-in-Law, Amanda Conaway Vree of Irondale, AL; Grandparents, Mr. Henry and Martha Vree of Sherman, Texas. Jennifer was born in Fort McClellan, AL at Noble Army Hospital on August 18, 1979. She spent her childhood living in multiple states in the US including: Alabama, Kentucky, Texas, Washington, and spent time internationally in Germany. While in her younger years, she enjoyed hanging out with her friends playing soccer and being mischievous. She obtained her GED and completed some courses at Gadsden State Community College. Later in life she was employed by General Dynamics in Anniston, AL where she worked for many years along working at City Market in Pell City on weekends, while raising her two daughters. Jennifer enjoyed spending her time at Logan Martin Lake where at one point she had a camper, pontoon boat, wave runner, and bass boat. She enjoyed fishing with a rod and reel but she preferred jug fishing. Jennifer also enjoyed riding four wheelers with her friends and family. In 2016 she had a life alternating car wreck where she eventually beat the odds stacked against her. The accident left her disabled but she did not let that stop her with enjoying her life. She was always very determined to overcome any obstacles faced her way including walking, driving, and day to day chores. Jennifer focused her time towards being with family, watching her favorite shows on Netflix, and the many plants she grew and cared for. She was a passionate mother and grandmother she got joy from spending time with and caring for her granddaughter and daughters. She will be loved and missed for an eternity.