Jennifer Marie Ballejo left this earth on September 1, 2025, at the age of 44. She was born on January 20, 1981, in Hereford, Texas, to her beloved mother, the late Vicenta Ballejo Gamez.

Jennifer grew up in Mason, Texas, where she created many cherished childhood memories. She was a spirited cheerleader, an avid lover of sports, and someone whose heart was always filled with music and laughter. Her love for family was the thread that wove through everything she did. Jennifer was hard working and loved her boys more than anything in this world.

A proud graduate of Mason High School, Jennifer went on to earn her Associate's Degree in Early Childhood Development and became a Certified Activity Director. Most recently, she stepped into a new calling as a caregiver for the elderly, where she poured out her compassion and joy to those she cared for, leaving a lasting impact on every life she touched.

Jennifer is survived by her long time partner Roy Munoz, her son: Daven Wray Ballejo and wife Abigail Korinne Ballejo, and Son Kai Reign Ballejo. She is also survived by her siblings: James Gamez and wife Gina Rae Gamez, and Ricky Soto Jr. and wife Monica Soto. She will be deeply missed by her nieces and nephew: Aizik Soto, Kali Soto, Ashley Rojas, Ronnie Dean, and Kevin Dean. Stepfather Ricky Soto. Jennifer is survived by many other extended family and friends who were blessed to be a part of her life.

Jennifer departed this world alongside her son, Joriko Andre Rubio, and was preceded in death by her mother Vicenta Ballejo Gamez, her nephew Kerry Dean, and her grandmother Estella Perez. She leaves behind an extensive circle of family and friends who were blessed to be part of her life.

Pallbearers include Ronnie Dean, Kevin Dean, Aizik Soto, Robert Ybarra, Vincent Castenuela, Karson Smith, Moses Guerrero, Peyton Gordon.

Honorary Pallbearers; Arlis Vancleave, Chase and Max Hanner, Pat Avalos

Jennifer will always be remembered for her radiant spirit, her devotion to family, and her ability to bring light and love wherever she went. Her legacy of kindness, resilience, and faith will continue to live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved her.