Jennifer Denise Voyles

In Loving Memory of Jennifer Denise Voyles - May 3, 1980 – October 6, 2026

Jennifer Denise Voyles, age 46, of Wichita, Kansas, passed away peacefully at home on October 6, 2026, with her fiancé, Tim Glenn, by her side.
Jennifer was a loving mother, grandmother, sister, and friend with a personality all her own. Known for her unique spark and dark sense of humor, Jen had a way of making life more interesting and leaving people laughing when they least expected it. Above all, she loved her children and grandchildren deeply and treasured the family she shared with Tim.

A proud graduate of Humansville High School, Class of 1999, Jennifer played varsity softball, primarily at second base, and was known for her powerful throwing arm. Her favorite time of year was Halloween, or as she called it, “Spooky Season!” She also enjoyed steak, enchiladas, and cottage cheese with peaches. These little things, along with her unforgettable humor and spirit, will always remind her loved ones of the special person she was.

Jennifer leaves behind her fiancé, Tim Glenn, her three beloved children, and the blended family she loved as her own.
Her oldest daughter, Hailey Denise Voyles, her fiancé, Payton Lewis, and their daughter, Amari; Kaleb Smith, his girlfriend, Melissa Haskins, and their sons, Onyx and Oliver; and Landon Smith and his longtime girlfriend, Miccella Chenoweth.

She is also survived by Tim’s children, Jessica Glenn and Nick Glenn, Nick’s wife, Tiffanie, and their children, Zarah, Kaylee, Adeya, and Aaliyah, as well as Brandon Glenn. All reside in Wichita, Kansas.  Jennifer is also survived by her sister, Le’Rae Lyons, of Goddard, Kansas, along with other family members and friends who loved her dearly.

Though Jennifer’s time here has ended, her love, laughter, and unforgettable spirit will live on through the family she leaves behind. Her children and grandchildren will forever carry a piece of her in their hearts, their memories, and their stories.
As each October brings the return of the spooky season she loved, may the autumn leaves, butterflies, and little reminders of her bring comfort to those who miss her most.

Forever loved. Forever missed. Forever our Jennifer.
Fly high, Jen. Until we meet again.