In Memory

Jennifer Modory (Peters)

Jennifer Ann MODORY Peters passed away on Monday, February 15, 2021 at Froedert South Kenosha.

Born January 25, 1946 in Kenosha, she was the daugher of the late Anthony and Elsie Modory.  She married Kent E. Peters on April 12, 1969.

Jennifer received a Bachelors and a Masters Degree in Education.  She was employed through the Kenosha Unified School District as a first grade teacher until her retirement in 1970.  After retirement, she transitioned into being a loving caregiver and companion to her mom and dad.                                                              

Jennifer enjoyed playing piano and baking.  She took countless trips with her husband and parents including Egypt, Hungry, China, Russia and Greece.

Jennifer is survived by her husband of 52 years, Kent Peters.

Visitation will be held from 9:00 am until the time of service at 11:00 am on Saturday, February 20, 2021 at Proko Funeral Home, 5111-60 Street,  Kenosha, WI  53144, 262 654-3533.  Internment to follow at Green Ridge Cemetary.

 

 

 

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02/22/21 02:19 PM #1    

Donna B. Behrmann (Sharma)

Jennifer and I were friends from grade school through high school. I was lucky to live in a neighborhood with so many kids my age just a block or two away: Jennifer Modory, Bebe Grotsky, Nancy Thompson, Hope Schmerling, Bobbie Dorfman, Marcy Oncken -- not to mention all those who went to the Catholic schools. Many fond memories of Jennifer.


02/23/21 12:23 PM #2    

Beatrice (Bebe) Grotsky (Epstein)

I lived two doors down from Jennifer and we spent many hours together. She was such a creative, artistic, and talented person. She truly will be missed. It was so nice seeing "neighborhood names" in Donna's post. Miss those times!


02/24/21 05:20 PM #3    

Karen Nelsen (Csavoy)

 

Jennifer and I were in the same section all through Junior High at Lincoln. She was so bright and such a serious student and my greatest competitor academically. She had the most beautiful handwriting that i tried my best to emulate and her skill at the piano was another thing I envied. It wasn't until High School that I got to know the funloving, sweet side of her. Rest in peace dear Jenny!

 

 


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