Jennifer Kay (Mack) Rudell

Jennifer was born May 29, 1952 in Watervliet to William and Betty (Wilson) Mack.  She was a lifetime area resident and graduated from Watervliet High School.  Jennifer took over the operations of Rudell Real-estate when her mother-in-law Bernice Rudell retired and then also started Van Buren County Property Management.  She loved baking cookies for her grandchildren, liked trying her luck on the slot machines, and gathering friends and family together.  Jennifer will be remembered for her giving spirit, she found great joy in helping everyone she met.

Jennifer’s greatest joy was her loving family which includes: her husband Gregory (Rocky) Rudell whom she married May 6, 1972; two children Lynn (Scott) Summers and Joseph (Jennifer) Rudell, both of Watervliet; seven grandchildren John, Lyvia, Julie, Lilly, Jessica, Jane, and Lucy; her dad William Mack; her sister Nancy (Henry) Zausner; two nephews; and her mother-in-law Bernice Rudell.

Jennifer died Monday, April 23, surrounded by her family, at University of Chicago Medical Center.  Her mom Betty Mack precedes her in death.  Hutchins Funeral Home in Watervliet is assisting Jennifer’s family with cremation arrangements. 

Jennifer was born May 29, 1952 in Watervliet to William and Betty (Wilson) Mack.  She was a lifetime area resident and graduated from Watervliet High School.   Jennifer died Monday, April 23, surrounded by her family, at University of Chicago Medical Center.  The families of Greg & Joe Rudell and Lynn Summers are hosting a Celebration of Life Picnic for Jennifer Rudell at the home of Scott and Lynn Summers (120 N County Line Road Watervliet, MI) on Saturday September 1, 2018 at 3:00 p.m.  You are invited to share a message of comfort with Jennifer’s family at hutchinsfuneral.com

.  Memorials may be made in Jennifer’s memory to St. Jude Research Hospital.  You are invited to share a message of comfort with Jennifer’s family at hutchinsfuneral.com

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