Jessica, Jazale, Daniel

Hi my name is Julie. I am the older sister of our latest Jessica Olmos, and aunt of Jazale and little Daniel.

My little sister, niece, and nephew were all tragically and selfishly taken from us on Saturday, September 7th from what resulted in being a murder-suicide rooted in domestic violence. Our hearts are completely destroyed and our minds are not at peace knowing that they were taken from this world in fear of their lives. As I ask for help, I would first love to share a glimpse of what my sister, niece, and nephew were like during their time on this earth.

As I remember my sister, and as cliche as it may sound to describe her, she truly was a God given angel. Jessica was quiet, calm, and sweet with a low soft spoken voice that radiated patience. She was responsible and hardworking. Her life's mission was to provide a secure, stable, and safe life for Jazale and little Daniel by always prioritizing their studies and keeping them busy in sports. Jessica worked at Jeff Bara State Farm for a long time, taking pride in her career and daily responsibilities. Here she grew close to her co-workers and viewed them as family away from home. My sisters' life was taking while trying to protect her babies from being hurt. During this tragic moment she still resembled the love and protection of a mother.

My niece Jazale was a wrestling queen to say the least. Her smile was contagious as was her beautiful spirit. Her kind, loving, and happy spirit fooled you to think nothing could ever be wrong. She would laugh with a stranger, and was loved by all of her friends, teachers, and coaches. Her and Daniel had an unbreakable bond.

My sweet nephew little Daniel was a car FANATIC. He was kind and sweet, and made an impact on those he would come across. Daniel was an overachiever and always strived to be a mature and educated little boy. Daniel was involved in student counsel and was part of EMC pathfinders mentoring program aside from his everyday studies as a brand new 6th grader. Daniel was notoriously known to always make silly faces to intentionally make his classmates laugh when they were having a rough day.

As I ask for any kind donation that you could give to help us make arrangements and transition through this difficult time, I also ask for prayers and thoughts for our families, friends, strangers and all of those whom have been impacted by this tragedy. Our lives will never be the same without Jessica, Jazale, and Daniel as they were a huge impactful piece of our family puzzle. We also ask that you pray for any other family or individual dealing with the fear and reality of domestic violence.

The Garcia Family.