Morgan Melissa Jennings

Morgan Melissa Thompson Jennings was born on June 10, 1981, to Debbie and William Thompson of Virginia. She passed away on August 30, 2024. She lived in Loveland, Colorado with her husband, Mike Jennings and her children Anna, Simon, Ava, Kaysen and Luna. She is survived by Mike’s mother and father Jan and Fred Jennings. Siblings: Meghan, Meredith (partner Timothy), Tasmin (husband Paul), Jenn (husband Brandon), Jeromy (wife Kimberly). Nieces and nephews: Cassidey, Cheyanne (husband Justin), Codah, Will, Anna, Kaleb, Logan, Bailey, Godson Ronan. Great Nieces: Eleskei and Egan. Stepmother Jennifer and stepsiblings Ryan and Jill. As well as her riding group “Windsisters”. Lifelong best friends: Brooke, Cindy, Bria, Jesse, and Adam.

Presented in Heaven by: Mother Debbie, Grandfather Joe, Aunt Donna, Grandma and Grandpa Thompson, Great Aunt Phyllis, Grandma Dottie, Wesley, and Batista.

Words from family:

              My person, my beautiful wife, my forever love… my riding partner!! You have the most beautiful smile, and the most amazing eyes ever seen, and I fell in love with you the moment I saw you. You have healed and helped so many people in this world and they are forever grateful for the big heart you provided the world, and I was the lucky one you picked. Life took you away too soon, but I know you are riding in heaven, that was your passion, your happy place, best therapy out there. I will miss our riding adventures to find fried pickles and mozzarella sticks!! You may be gone, but we will be together forever and always. I love you wholeheartedly, fly high, my beautiful wife!! We will ride together again. -Your Husband

Morgan Melissa Jennings is my beautiful momma. She is the definition of vivacious. Living her life to the fullest every day. Always working hard, lending a hand to anyone in need, taking care of her family, spreading her light and love to everyone she interacted with. She has a free and wild spirit that I know I want to carry on. She will live on through us until the end of time. The world will never forget this strong, selfless, unique soul. She was taken from us too soon, but the life she lived was full and unforgettable. I’ll love her forever; I’ll like her for always. As long as I am living, her baby I will be. I’m so thankful I have the privilege to call my momma my best friend. Ride safely through the clouds. >3 Your Anna Rose

Mom was one of the biggest characters with an even bigger heart, always putting her family and friends before herself. She was my light in dark days and one of my biggest supports throughout life. I’m glad she found her happiness and her people before the end; I just hope her next adventure is as exciting as she made life for me. - Eldest Son Simon K

When you think of a ride or die, I was exceptionally blessed for the one who was chosen for me. With the most contagious smile, loudest laugh, and the brightest blue eyes in the universe. She was an avid collector of humans, animals, but especially rocks. Thank you, for all your tight hugs, very aggressive kisses, and always having your loving arms wide open to me and for being the best lil sis a big sis could ask for. Til our next adventure my T-I-DOUBLE G- ER. Tata for now – Big Sis

Morgan was one of the most generous, loving, human beings to ever grace this earth. She was passionate about advocating for others, playing outside, and spending time with those she loved (a group of individuals too numerous to count). Her fiery spirit, infectious laughter, and zest for living life to its fullest will never be forgotten. -Baby Sister Meredith

Words cannot describe Morgan. She was a feeling, an emotion, an experience, a connection. There was never a question as to if she would be there or not. She just was. Always and forever. -Tasmin

To express the words to describe my Aunt Morgie is next to impossible. She was the most beautiful human being inside and out. She would love anyone and everyone for exactly who they are and helped them to blossom any and every way she could. I cherish the beautiful soul she shared with all of us and exactly the way we needed it the most. I will hold all our memories close to my heart for the rest of my forever. -Kitten

My Aunt Morgie is a human of pure compassion. I never had to worry with her by my side because she was my second mama. Her love for my daughters was unreal and was so proud of the title “Great Aunt Morgan”! She lived her life with no care in the world other than happiness. I will forever cherish the memories, till we meet again. -Chey

Morgan was a woman of her word, a helping hand, and an advocate for all. She knew her whole life she wanted to help people in any way possible. She worked for Care Housing for 8 years where she worked with some of her closest friends, Josh and Andy. From Care Housing, she went on to work for the state of Colorado, department of local affairs, to help create housing for unhoused populations. Morgan worked on a variety of projects like “Toys for Tots” and on her latest project she was able to help with Saint Valentines’ efforts. She was intensely passionate about her work, and we were all so lucky to have known her. Morgan will be deeply missed, and we know she is in heaven riding “The King” to her heart’s content.