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Jessica White
05/04/1977 — 09/21/2025
From Kennewick, WA | Born in Heidelberg, Germany
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Jessica White
Jessica A. White, aged 48, passed away on September 21, 2025, in Grant County, WA. Born on May 4, 1977, in Heidelberg, Germany, Jessica was a vibrant spirit cherished by most who knew her. She grew up in Colorado and Washington, attending Mariner High School in Everett, WA. Jessica’s life was marked by her adventurous and loving nature, her dedication to her family, and her passion for her career.
Jessica embarked on a diverse career path that included roles as a cosmetologist/hair stylist, notary, HR professional, and a position in Medical Records for the State of Nevada Division of Child and Family Services. Her work was an extension of her caring personality, always focused on supporting and uplifting others.
Beyond her professional life, Jessica was deeply committed to her community. She made gift baskets during the holidays for houseless individuals and volunteered at the food bank. Her generosity and kindness left a lasting impact on everyone she met.
Jessica’s proudest moments came from her family life. She was a loving wife to her husband, Scott White, and loved all of her children Shayla, Ali, Tony, Jesse, Samantha, Stasha, Sivada, Tanner, Alex, MacKenzie, Dyllen, and Elijah. She also cherished her role as a grandmother to Harley, Remi, Willow, Mazie, Emma, Brooklyn, Tia, Jade, and Ryder. Jessica was the first in her family to graduate with a bachelor’s degree, a feat that filled her with immense pride.
She is survived by her husband; Scott White, parents; Judi and Dave Smith, siblings; Susan Huffman, Tori Fleshman, Samantha Smith, Brandon Smith, and her children and grandchildren. Jessica was preceded in death by her grandparents; Felix and Dolores Amaro, Jack and Mary Reynolds, and her father Larry D. Reynolds.
In memory of Jessica, contributions may be made to Houseless Services in Tri-Cities, an organization close to her heart. Her legacy of love, care, and community service will continue to inspire all who knew her.
Jessica was a vibrant human, and we ask that you wear bright colors to celebrate her life and love of color.
We send love and prayers over you all.
Dear Niece,
We loved you so much. 🩵… it is as if a star extinguished . But as time goes on your love & light fill the sky. We will forever look to , and be enveloped by , your energy. Rest easy Jessica, you have no worries now.
Jessica, we will miss your beautiful smile, incredible laugh, your amazing heart, your drive, and the love you showed towards so many. You saw such beauty in the world and life.. I always looked forward to seeing what new photo you would post on Facebook of the places you went to , your latest art piece and the photos of family. We love you and miss you today and always.
Jessica was the brightest one in the room! Full of spunk, sass, wisdom beyond her years and endless amounts of love. She was an amazing friend, coworker and had the drive of an entire football team for such a little lady! I am truly blessed to have met her and shared laughs and cry’s with her. I will cherish the times we did have and will deeply miss her always. Lots of love and hugs sent to all her family in this sad time.
I wish I’d had the chance to know you better, but I’ll always be grateful for the love and joy you brought into my dad’s life. You made him so happy, and that means more to me than words can say. Thank you for loving him the way you did. You’ll always be remembered with warmth and gratitude.
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Jessica White