THIEMAN, Jennifer Margaret 1969-2016

THIEMAN, ROWE, SULT

Posted By: County Coordinator
Date: 9/26/2016 at 16:19:27

Jennifer Margaret Thieman, 46, of Ankeny, Iowa, and formerly of Marble Rock, Iowa, passed away Sunday, September 19, 2016**, peacefully at her home.

A private family viewing was held and a Memorial with a Celebration of Life following will be held on October 8th, 2016, at 1:00 PM at the Marble Rock Community Center in Marble Rock, Iowa. Burial will be at a later date.

Jennifer was born November 4, 1969 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. She graduated from RRMR in 1988, attended Wartburg College and later graduated from Upper Iowa University with a degree in Criminal Justice. Jennifer was an office supervisor/case manager with Proteus Inc. for eight years and most recently Nationwide Insurance as a member service representative until the time of her death.

Jennifer was always known for her love of music, family, friends, Judge Judy and the Golden Girls!! Her other passion in life was her four-legged friends Charcoal and Bandit. Every day was a good day with them by her side. Jennifer always had a smile on her face, a joke to make you laugh and an encouraging word to make you look at the positive side. Her glass was always 1/2 full!! Jennifer will be missed for her contagious smile and ability to "work a room".

Memorials may be directed to the family at: Jennifer Thieman Memorial, P.O. Box 219, Greene, Iowa 50636.

Survivors include her Mother Carol Thieman; her significant other Wayne Love; siblings, Penne Thieman and Ryan Thieman; sister-in-law Kellie Thieman; and three nieces: Madison, Mackenzie and Morgan Thieman all of Marble Rock; uncle Barry Rowe of Marble Rock; aunts, Vicki Rowe, Rockford and Bobbie Rowe of Nashua, Iowa; along with many cousins and friends who were like family.

Preceded in death by her Father Bill Thieman; uncles Weldon Sult and Gary Rowe; aunts Toodles Sult and Susan Smith; grandparents: Earl and Margaret Thieman and Earl and Lillian Rowe.

Source: Retz Funeral Home website

**Note: The 19th of September was a Monday, not a Sunday.