Jennifer Mae Muller

Jennifer “Jenn” Muller, beloved daughter of Brett and the late Arthur Muller, beloved wife of Donald McTonic, succumbed to a lengthy illness on March 6, 2023. Jenn was born in Norwalk Hospital on October 17, 1979. She grew up in Norwalk and moved to Wilton, where she graduated High School. She then attended UCONN in Storrs for two years before being diagnosed with Crohn’s Disease.

Jennifer loved cats and always had a feline living with her. She leaves behind her cats Wicket and Willow, who love her as much as she loved them. In addition to her husband and mother, Jenn is survived by her stepchildren, Ani & Donovan and loved them as if they were her own.

Thoughts from Donald McTonic. (husband) "I will always remember the way she looked at me. I knew she adored me. She was everything to me and I would always do anything for her. We always said we we’re simply meant to be. I made it a point to always tell her she was my favorite person in the world at least once a day. She was the kindest sweetest person I’ve ever met. We called ourselves Pengy because penguins are known to stay together for life. She had a unique style and always loved to smile. She had a love for movies and a passion for music which is a common interest that brought us together. She was the toughest person I’ve ever known. She called herself a Libra Warrior. I’m so happy that I got to be a part of her life and she helped me when I needed it the most. I’m so proud to have been her husband. She was an angel taking from us way to soon. She will be loved and miss by anyone who knew her.."

Thoughts from dear friend April. “Jenn was passionate about music. She loved singing and dancing! She loved wearing dresses. She loved meeting new people. She loved listening to what other people had to say. And she stood up for what she believed in and what she thought was right and fair. She was the most humble person I've ever met. She loved to laugh and be in the moment. She was always down for whatever. If it was going to the boring grocery store with me or binge watching our favorite shows together on Netflix. She ALWAYS smiled. Even when it was hard. I used to always tell her she's a warrior. And she was. She was kind, loving, and generous with her time and knowledge. She loved milk shakes and artichoke soup and mashed potatoes! She loved her husband and her mother and father soooooo much!!! And of course Ani and Donovan as her own.” Lilac was her ultimate favorite scent and flower bomb perfume, and her favorite flower was Daffodils.

A Memorial service will be announced at a later date. The Raymond Funeral Home in Historic Norwalk has been entrusted with arrangements. Please visit; www.Norwalkfh.com to leave an online condolence for the family.