Jasmine Cassandra-Ikan Pedroza Comstock

I crossed paths with Jasmine for a short amount of time while we were in college and working at the same place. I still remember the spunk she brought to the job (and you needed that type of mindset to get through some of those rough shifts). I truly enjoyed working with her and am so thankful to have known such a beautiful soul, even if it was for a short period of time. While we didn’t remain in contact, we stayed connected as “friends” on Facebook. It’s so clear how much she loved her children, husband, and family. I am in disbelief having come across her obituary and knowing I won’t see another one of her posts. I am sending prayers, positive vibes, and thoughts of strength to her husband, family, and especially her kiddos.

🕯️ “May this candle be a symbol of the love, light, and beautiful memories that will forever remain in our hearts. Though your light may no longer shine among us, your spirit will continue to glow within us, today and always. You will never be forgotten. My deepest condolences to your family during this difficult time.” 🤍 Julie, Joseph, Sierra and Logan

Jasmine and I became friends in highschool. I will always remember her as a confident, kind hearted and bubbly girl who made others around her feel like they belong. She had this ability to bring people together and brought positive light into every situation. Some of my favorite memories and experiences from highschool include Jasmine in them, and I will cherish them forever. My heart goes out to the Pedroza/Comstock family 🕊️

Jasmine will always hold a special place in my heart. In high school, we were both in Latin and became fast friends. She had a way with people that I to this day admire. Whether it was classmates, teachers, coaches, whoever, Jasmine carried herself boldly and with immense amounts of love. To my wife and mother to all of our Latin class children, you were so loved and I am so grateful to have know you. Your impact on the world was so great; I know you’ve changed my life for the better and reading through the love in this thread alone shows me your love will continue on through all of these people. All of my thoughts are with you and your loved ones.

Oh my loves, We’ve shared so many years together, intertwined from your teenage years to my old age, (70). You two used to come to my house as you had become my sons’ best friends. I remember when Jasmine was born. And how over the years she grew and blossomed into the beautiful woman and mother she was.

How lovely a person she was, how lucky we ALL were to know and love her in some way.

My love to you both, and Lucas, Owen & Jesse…and the other relatives, whose names I don’t recall

You’re my first granddaughter. You made me the best Grandma in the world. I saw you came up in this world, hold you in my arms and even gave you your first bath. You grew up with me along with your aunts and will treasure all those moments forever in my heart.