Jennifer Lee Williams

In memory of a loving mother, grandmother, great grandmother and soulmate she was known for her warmth, adventurous spirit, and boundless love for life. Jennifer Lee Williams age 69 passed away with all of her kids and soulmate by her side. Jennifer was born in Encino, California July 27, 1955 to Alice Marie fries and William Russell Scott. Jennifer graduated in 1973 from Lowery High School in Winnemucca NV. Jennifer was a proud mother of five children who were the light of her life. Our mother was an amazing artist that expressed her talent through baking and painting. Jennifer moved to Oregon in 1999 and bought her first home and made a life for herself. Her home was filled with lots of love. Our mother had a deep love for her horses where she found peace and freedom. Jennifer loved being involved in her children’s lives, she was our number one supporter. She did a lot of volunteering and helping to raise money for those less fortunate, she was always putting others needs before herself even when she didn’t have much to give. Jennifer worked at Masterbrand Cabinets for 23 years before she retired in 2023. Three years before her passing she met her soulmate Stuart Doyle, her adventurous spirit led her to explore new experiences, always with an open heart and mind. Her and her soulmate loved to travel and see new places their favorite adventure together was Hawaii where they zip lined and experienced an active volcano. They also loved camping and enjoying life together. Jennifer leaves behind her soulmate Stuart Doyle her five kids, Michelle Maeva, Melissa Melgoza, Monica Melgoza, Oscar Flores and Meghan Flores son in laws Jose Melgoza, Alex Melgoza, Toefua Maeva and many grandkids Charles and Chantee Barela, Dominic, Koryna, Angelyna, Cheyann Melgoza and Matthew, Jonathan, Anthony and Eli Melgoza and a great grandson Mark Soliz. Jennifer Williams was taken from this world way too soon. 

She will forever be missed by everyone who knew her. She had the biggest heart and she was the world‘s greatest mother and grandma. We love you and miss you. Until we meet again, our angel up in heaven.

A celebration of life will be held 

June 14,2025 at TOM PEARCE PARK. Shelter 1 & 2 

Hamburger and Hotdogs with drinks will be served with side dishes. If you are able to bring a side dish that would be greatly appreciated if not that’s alright. 

Come eat and share any memories or stories. 

RSVP. How many to her daughter 

Michelle at 541-951-0900