OBITUARY FOR JENNIFER GARRICK – South Weymouth resident Jennifer Phillips Garrick, 24, waged a valiant battle against an unanticipated disease following extensive therapy. Jenn was born and raised in Weymouth, and in 2016 she earned her diploma from Fontbonne. She has been dancing at the Performing Dance Center in Weymouth, New York, since she was three years old.
In the early months of 2020, shortly after earning her degree from Bridgewater State University, she started working as an executive recruiter at Quincy-based PharmaLogics Recruitment, LLC. She has been successful in all of her goals. Jenn’s strong, outgoing personality, sense of humor, love of country music, the beach, and vacations, as well as her enthusiasm for shopping, will be remembered by everyone who knew her.
Also, she will be remembered for her love of travel and the ocean. She is an extremely social person who enjoys going out and hanging out with her loved ones. As a courtesan, she is. She has always made it a priority to uphold her relationships with her friends and other important people in her life, and her love for them is totally unmatched.
Her devoted parents Rick and Wendy Currier (Busquets), who resided in the American South, are the only ones who will truly miss her. Her sisters Justine and Janelle Currier, who are identical twins, as well as her fiancé Adrian Colmenares, are all from Weymouth. Jenn’s surviving uncles and aunts are Kimberly Elias and her husband John, Debbie Bambery and her husband Tom, and Mike Currier and his wife Jess. Jenn’s cousins and other relatives are still alive.
On January 31, 2022, Jenn will pay a visit to the Old Southern United Church from 3:00 p.m. until 6:30 p.m. The church can be found in South Weymouth at 25 Columbian Street (Columbian Square). There is a warm invitation for family and friends. The reception will be followed by a memorial ceremony at 7:00 p.m. in the Old South Church.
Visitors to Old South Church must put on masks. It is advised to park in one of the Columbia Square public parking lots, the Shepherd Funeral Home parking lot, or the church parking lot right across from Old South.