Portrait of Jordan Ashley Honeycutt
Loved beyond measure

Jordan Ashley Honeycutt

April 6, 1992 – May 25, 2017
Lived 25 years
Oak Hill Cemetery · Newnan, GA
❤️ Fly high J Honey ❤️
Life story

Jordan Ashley Honeycutt was the daughter of Jessica Allen (Robert Allen) and Charles Painter (2/12/71-5/26/17). She was raised in Georgia, but she loved the ocean! As a young adult, she had the opportunity to move and live in Panama City Beach, FL and she loved every minute she was there!

Jordan was a hard worker, because she knew that you had to work hard in order to play hard! She enjoyed nights out with her friends, and she was always throwing together the craziest outfits, but somehow the pieces just seemed to look like they were made to be together when Jordan wore them!

Jordan had an infectious laugh that lit up any room, making her the life of every gathering. She was loving, kind, loyal, and the person you wanted to be with if things went sideways.

Jordan was an amazing person that was taken from us too soon. Even though Jordan's life was brief, the impact she made continues to echo, creating an irreplaceable emptiness in the hearts of those who were fortunate enough to have known her.

Jordan’s death was senseless and could’ve been avoided. There were several signs of prior abuse that were discussed, but explained with clumsy trips and falls. We urge you to check on your friends and family members. If you think that they may be a victim of domestic violence, say something. Our story doesn’t have to be your story.

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1992
Born April 6
1995
Jordan was 3 when "Toy Story" became the first fully computer-animated film
1998
Jordan was 6 when "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" was published in America
2001
Jordan was 9 when Apple introduced the iPod
2004
Jordan was 12 when Facebook was launched
2010
Jordan was 18 when Apple's iPad went on sale
2017
Passed away May 25, age 25
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