Jorie Lynn Manderfield
Jorie Lynn Manderfield, 37, of Woodridge, passed away on February 10, 2021 from complications caused by COVID.
Jorie was a loving, patient and peaceful individual who took great joy in caring for others, especially young children. Upon graduating from Downers Grove South highschool in 2002, Jorie attended Lincoln College in Lincoln, Illinois graduating with an Associate’s degree. She went on to join her mom’s licensed family child care business. Jorie recognized and treated each child as a blessing and could always find a way to make that special connection. A crying baby was not something to stress over but a chance to cuddle. Toys and games scattered about were not a mess but rather a day’s worth of fun.
Jorie was also a life-long, active member of the Woodridge United Methodist Church (WUMC) serving on numerous committees, coordinating children’s ministries, assisting with online worship and regularly volunteering with the DuPage PADS shelter. If you did not see her attached to a WUMC initiative she was certainly helping behind the scenes.
Jorie’s kind heart and desire to help others will be missed greatly by her parents, Mike and Kathy Manderfield, sister Kendra (Brad) Moore, brother Chris (Trudee) Manderfield, nephew Jackson Moore, nieces Isla Moore and Molly, Amelia and Natalie Manderfield, along with many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. A celebration of Jorie’s life will be held at a later date at Woodridge United Methodist Church. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the WUMC Memorial Fund in Jorie’s name. Online: www.woodridgeumc.org/giving By Mail: WUMC 2700 West 75th St. Woodridge, IL 60517 or by Texting 630-449-7121
Our sincere condolences for the loss of your daughter and sister.
We will pray for your family to heal.
God’s healing Blessing on all of you.
Mike and Joyce Caulfield
So sorry for your loss Chris and family. Praying for Gods peace and comfort for all of you.
Clayton Slack
Thinking of all of the Manderfield family at this difficult time. Jorie was such a special person always smiling and caring for others. I will always be grateful for her babysitting and dog sitting for us. Please know she will always hold a special place in our hearts.
Love,
Vanessa, Paul, Grant and Shana Johnson
Our deepest sympathies to all the Manderfield’s. We will miss Jorie very much and cherish our memories of our time with her. Love to you all…The Wilson family
Jorie was a very special person and a heart full of love to everyone she came in contact with…. Our prayers and thoughts to all the Manderfield Family
Love Michele and Natalie Blahnik
Jorie was such a sweet, gentle spirit and her loss is immeasurable. We are so grateful that she was a part of our life- we have so many wonderful memories. Heaven is a little brighter now and we know she is watching over all of us. All of our love and prayers are with the entire Manderfield family. We hope you feel the comfort and peace of God’s love.
Love and hugs,
Lynda, Jorie, Scott, Mike & Ashley
Kathy and Mike,
Jorie sounds like an amazing young woman; I’m sorry I didn’t know her.
You are all in my prayers.
Sue and Jack Stevens
Jorie was the sweetest person a cousin could ever ask for! We may not have seen each other often, but I always enjoyed her kind heart and warm smile. She’s truly someone that will be missed by many. When a loved one is lost, the scripture at Psalms 34:18 has brought me comfort – God is close to the broken-hearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit. My love goes out to you Mike, Kathy, Kendra and Chris.
Our deepest sympathies to your family. We have many wonderful memories of Jorie growing up through Woodridge School and Girl Scouting. The love she shared with so many will not be forgotten.
Love and prayers, Jill and Dick Marten
Jorie played soccer with our oldest daughter, Brenda, on the Woodridge Storm. She was a friend to all her teammates. Sympathies to the family. The Skoczelas family
Dearest Kendra and Family,
I am so sorry for the terrible loss of your sister. There was an aura of peace and love surrounding Jorie, which was perceptible during our annual eye exams. It was obvious how much she enjoyed and loved all of the children under her care, with special places in her heart for her nephew and nieces. She was a lovely soul, and I am blessed to have known her. I am praying for you all, during this incredibly painful time .May God bring you peace and joy as you recall all of those special memories of Jorie.
With much Love ,
Cathy
There is nothing that we can truly say that can let you know what is in our hearts. Please accept our sincere condolences. Jorie will be truly missed by many. Prayers for the whole family are being sent your way… Fondly, Ina and Mel Konsoer
Deepest condolences 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
RIP Jorie, You were Truly A Wonderful Person. You will be Missed By Many. Our Deepest Sympathy Goes Out To The Manderfield Family. Your Ole Mailman Jeff
Dear Kathy and family,
My condolences to you and your family. There is no word that can make you feel better but there is One who can comfort you during this time of your grief. Jesus our Comforter, Peace giver will always be with you. I will keep you in my prayers.
Stay in His Peace,
Kathy and family, I am so sorry for your loss. Jorie was always very kind and patient with me. God bless and comfort you.
Kathy and family,
There are no words to express my sadness and sympathy over the loss of your Jorie. She was always so kind with a calm aura around her. I’ll always think of her with a smile. I can’t imagine your pain but praying for God’s comfort for you and all of her family and friends. In our thoughts and prayers, Leah Kroeger and family