Johnny, Cole and Family,   I am saddened over the loss of Jen.  Such a beautiful Person.  A dedicated Teacher.  She loved being a Wife and Mother.  I met her while working at Central Elementary  and I rem when she got married and when Cole was born.  She was so excited!! We mainly kept in touch through fb after I left Central.  I loved reading her  posts about Cole and his love of Hockey and Flying with his Dad.  Jen will always remain in my Heart .  My Love and Thoughts to all of you who knew her.  Her beautiful smile and friendship  will always be in my memories.   RIP my friend,  Janet

Jennifer was our grandson's fourth grade teacher at RP Central Elementary. She was his favorite and remains so to this day. She always took a special interest in "her kids" and continued to maintain contact with him and us long after he moved on to higher grades. We always looked forward to her emails, her encouragement towards him and keeping up on what was going on in her life. She was especially proud of Cole and our hearts break for her family. My favorite was also my fourth grade teacher - Miss Moses.  And although that was in the early 60's, I've never forgotten her and am still grateful she was part of my life. The same will be true of our grandson and Jennifer. She was one in a million and will never, ever be forgotten. 

Mrs.Langlois was my 1st and 4th grade teacher. She helped me be more open with people and she would always check in with me every day. I loved seeing here smiling face. She loved and treated everyone the same. She is one of my favorite teachers. I love her so much!

I loved watching Jen teach. It was pure joy. She usually started a lesson with "my friends".  I was proud to be her colleague, and happy we became friends. I will always remember when she came to my house with Cole so I could meet him. He was 2 months old. She was so proud, beaming that beautiful smile of hers. I am heartbroken for Johnny and Cole, and my condolences to Sandy, Greg and the rest of the family. I am sorry for all the kids who will not know this wonderful teacher. I wish you peace and love. 
Diane Reeths


She was my 4th grade teacher she was always there for me she helped me through my depression and she was like family to me I'm a changed person because of her 

I was so saddened when I learned of Jen's death. She was so full of life and spunkiness! I have so many fond memories from when I worked at Central - the world lost a great teacher. My heartfelt condolences to her husband and son, other family members and all the lives she touched.

The world is missing a bright light. I first met Jen when she was an elementary art student of mine. Then...seemingly, in a flash of time she was my colleague. Jen was always sunny and positive. Her smile was infectious. Her favorite topic of conversation was her son Cole. She often pulled her phone out and shared photos of his latest milestones. It is heartbreaking to lose someone so willing to share her gifts and love with the world. We are all better people for having known her.

My family is left heartbroken. Jen taught my son when we first moved to centralbefore she was Mrs.langlois.She also taught my son for second, third, forth, and my daughter last year four fourth grade. 

She was so welcoming and kind. She really spent time with my middle child who was painfully shy. I truly credit her with him coming out of his shell. My daughter was so excited to learn she also had mrs.langlois like her brothers did, that she was excited to go back after Covid.

And I personally was always so excited to hear from her. 

The impact she has had will live on for decades and decades. 

Julie (the Andrews/Allen family)

So sorry for this tremendous loss. She was a great grad school peer. She loved learning. 

I love you SO much I wish I could be with you right now you thought me ever and I will. Never ever forget how nice how grateful of a person you are we all love you you will be the best teacher ever and all your students will love you like me I was going through a really hard time. I never forget when I was going through a hard time again with my parents going through a divorce and arguing I wish that you were still here with us you mean so much to me I don’t know what I will do without I was getting bullied and getting in fights but you helped me with that and I’m sure your family misses you the most more than me but I miss you so much 

I grew up across the street from Jenny and I loved going over to her house and learning a whole new genre of music from her parents. She has always been brilliant and dedicated. I am heartbroken by her passing, the world just lost a beautiful light in this world.   

All my love and condolences,
Julie Lynn

OBITUARY

Jennifer Lee Langlois

6 September, 1983 – 2 January, 2023

Ever Rest Funeral Home and Cremation Chapel

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