Jennifer Whitman bold and beautiful: Jennifer Whitman death, obituary happened July 20, 2019. She is survived by her children Therese, David and Carolyn.
Jennifer Whitman was a member of the CBS soap opera families of Young and Restless and Bold and Beautiful for decades as a makeup artist
Jennifer Nicole Wittman began her career in makeup while a student at Santa Barbara City College. She worked on many of their theatrical shows, and after a few years in retail management, she decided to pursue a career as a Makeup Artist in Los Angeles.
She was eventually hired to work at CBS and spent many years working on The Young and the Restlessand The Bold and the Beautiful, earning 9 Daytime Emmy nominations and 1win.
Jennifer Whitman bold and beautiful: Jennifer Whitman death, obituary
Jenna passed away after being put on life support.
Jones spoke of Jen in her personal blog, and said:
“Jenna was a beloved member of the Bell Family, a wonderful makeup artist. I had known Jenna since my first day on Y&R, where I sat in the makeup chair next to her as she did sweet Sabryn Genet’s makeup.
We were close, the three of us. Jenna loved to make others happy, make people laugh. In recent years, she made up some of your favorite faces on CBS soaps and some talk show hosts.
I could go on and on about things I’d love to reminisce with her over the past few decades: our trip to NY, long days on sets, getting to chat with Stephen King.
But that’s my point, memories that keep popping in my mind that I’d like to share with HER, but no longer can… heartbreaking she went so fast, but I know she feels the outpouring of love from those of us left here on Earth.”
B&B actor Scott Clifton (Liam Spencer) also paid tribute to Wittman and said:
“Today one of the makeup artists at Bold & Beautiful, Jenna Wittman, passed away. She had a beautiful brain. I loved her sense of humor, her stories, her unique perspective on any topic. I keep catching myself wondering what she’d think about today. I’ll miss her so much.”
May her soul rest in perfect peace.
In honor of this wonderful woman, maybe the importance of spelling her last name correctly would show her the respect that she deserves. Within this entire article it flipped back and forth to completely different spellings! Really sad in this day and age that people can print something important as an obituary and not even take the time to recheck their work before presenting to the world!