Jennifer smiling in a turquoise top and necklace

Jennifer K. Camp

A place for love, hope, and support.

We’re preparing this space to share Jennifer’s story and ways to support her as she gets ready for brain surgery on September 10.

Please check back soon. Thank you for caring.

Jennifer at age seven, seated and holding a small stuffed dog
Jennifer at age seven.

From the archives

A lifetime of courage and resilience.

Jennifer was diagnosed with leukemia at just three years old. She endured years of difficult treatments before relapsing in 1984. Hope arrived through her twin brother, Jason, who proved to be a perfect bone marrow match. The transplant took place during Thanksgiving week that year.

Four decades later, Jennifer and her family celebrated the anniversary of the transplant that saved her life. The experience left painful memories, but it also helped shape her strength, her commitment to health, and her deep love for caring for children.

Now, as Jennifer prepares for brain surgery on September 10, the people who love her are gathering around her once again—with hope, encouragement, and support.

Read the 2024 Baldwin Bulletin story