I've known Jen since 2017 (I think), but in recent years we really got to know each other while serving on the Board of Katy Area Democrats.  Jen was always willing to pitch in.  She had a gift for presenting complex topics in a way that was really understandable and logical.   We shared a passion for voter education.  I think I will miss her smile and her humor the most, though.  She was just a ray of sunshine.  She was always calm and reasonable, while still being passionate.  She made us all better.  My sincere and heartfelt condolences go out to the Cazares family.    I wasn't able to attend the funeral because I have covid, but I watched the very lovely service on-line.    Rest In Peace , my friend.  You will be missed.  I hope you become our activist angel, guiding us along the right path, supporting the fight for equality and justice. 

I first met Jennifer in October 2017.  We attended a number of meetings and protests together.  I was amazed on her talent of backing a vehicle into a parking space and have it centered in the space.  But the one thing that always amazed me about Jennifer was how her smile lit up her face.  Always made me feel happy to see her.  Though I am no longer attending meetings and protests, I will continue to miss her.

Jennifer will always be the smiling, positive and loving little girl that I knew years ago.  We will miss her.    Sincerely,  Jane Ramirez-Mendez and son,  Alex M. Mendez

Remembering sweet Jenny! 
While living in Katy my life was illuminated by the Cazares family’s warmth and friendship.  We had many special celebrations and  book club festivities that had the extra special “touch” that only Jenny could create.   She was a true artist in the kitchen sharing herself through food. Peace to you, Laura, Jamie and Jamie 
With grateful memories, Julie and Arun S. 

I am privileged to be able to call Jenny my friend. Since we met in 2017, we've traveled the activist path together. While all of those were an important part of Jenny's life these last 5 years, it was her kindness and passion for those who are often left behind that I will remember most. I will miss her willingness to go "exploring new possibilities" with me and having all that laughter along the way. I will miss her stories of the new thing she baked and her description of its taste. And I'll miss seeing her new Johnny Cupcake tshirt that she discovered. 

Laura, Jaime and Jaime,
 It is with heartbreaking sadness to know a light so bright as Jenny's will no longer shine.  I hope it will bring you comfort to know she will be up in heaven above like an angel watching out for us as we somehow move on thru life, always missing her. 
 Sending much love and hugs xo
 Sandy and Samantha 



I think my favorite memory of Jenny was when she dog sat for my daughter Robyn Jones doggies. She had fun with them. Since we’re only a couple of houses away she’d come down every morning for breakfast and my husband Bob would make her a cappuccino with latte art and his wonderful oatmeal, which is liking having dessert for breakfast. In the evening she’d come over for a great dinner prepared by my other daughter Debby Roseman and Jenny would bring us her wonderful Dutch oven bread. She even taught Bob how to make it! I’ll really miss her!
Libby Roseman
Katy, Texas

I was shocked and deeply saddened to learn of Jennifer’s death.  I met Jennifer when I joined Texans Against Gerrymandering (TAG) after moving here a few years ago.  Even though I was used to doing word processing on my computer, I was unfamiliar using Google’s programs to accomplish the tasks I needed to do in order to be of use to TAG.  Jennifer patiently guided me through using Google’s programs to meet online as well as to find and save information from news sources.  I shall never forget how patient she was with me as I struggled learning what for me was a new confusing new process.  I am grateful just for having known Jennifer.  My prayers go out to her family during this difficult time.

Helen “Ginger” Johnson


Jen and I met in Austin, Texas at Annie’s List. We became friends and kept in contact. She was an awesome person who was very loving towards me. She always had a smile on her face and was a joy to be around. I’m thankful for meeting her and I’m grateful that we became friends. I love you always Friend Jen!

OBITUARY

Jennifer Jannine Cazares

January 7, 1978 – July 5, 2022

Katy Funeral Home

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