Jennifer was born on June 26, 1974, in Dallas, Texas to James Edward Young and Mary Marie Pearson. She married Christopher Wade Groves on April 19, 2012, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She worked as a Project Service Coordinator for National Service Group at Brandt.
She is survived by her husband, Christopher Groves; son, Zackary Greg Young; daughters, Madison Nicole Hickman, Tori Ladon Stricklin, and Hannah Christyne McDaniel; her parents, Mary and Butch ''Pop'' Satterwhite, James Young and Charles and Pat Groves; brothers, Tanner Satterwhite and Chuck Groves; sisters, Michelle Connolly, Ashley Satterwhite, Christian Hogue and Rhonda Miller; grandchildren, Scarlett Ella, Protea Zaynelle, Avia Joy, Mercy Reign and Heaven Victoria Grace; aunts and uncles, Jim and Cindy Pearson; Tim and Prissy Lovelace, Gary and Kelli Satterwhite and Curt Liles; nieces, Bryanna Nelson, Lauren Cornwell, Taylor Connolly, Brooklyn Satterwhite and Sarah Blair; nephews, Ryan Carlisle, Danny Connolly, Jr., Caden Satterwhite, Marshall Hogue, Sebastian Martinez, Wyatt Vauthier, Jackson Vauthier, Oliver Groves, Cody Newman, Lucas Clifton, Max Clifton; great- nieces, Liv Carlisle, Callie Nelson, Alivia Cupples, Teresa Palacios, Diana Palacios, Lily Cornwell, Zoe Cornwell and Leonora Connolly; great-nephews, Nolan Carlisle, Daniel Connolly, III, Joseph Connolly, Lennon Connolly and Memphis Blair and a whole bunch of cousins.
She was preceded in death by her grandparents, Bob and Donna Morgan and Arthur and Darlene Satterwhite, great-grandmother, Ella Yax; aunt, Bonnie Liles; cousin, Greg Liles.
Pallbearers will be Zackary Young, Tanner Satterwhite, Ryan Carlisle, Caleb Johnson, Caleb Stricklin, Danny Connolly, Shaun Burns, Walter Martinez, and Chad Hogue.
Honorary pallbearer will be Chase Satterwhite.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Prairie Valley Cemetery Association, PO Box 9273, Greenville, Texas 75404.

Condolences(8)
Bridget Castillo
Garland, TX Sunday, June 28, 2026 She was a fantastic woman, mother, friend, and leader. She made waves for women at work, not quietly either — she showed up, pushed forward, and made space for others.She will never be forgotten. Love ya, Jen. Sending so much strength to Chris and all of her family during this heartbreaking time. 🤍
Jesse Diaz
Alvarado, TX Saturday, June 27, 2026 Chris, my deepest condolences, on Mrs. Jennifer passing. I will always be thankful of her helping me when I needed it on my court days. May she rest in peace. And you to have the strength to be with out her.Rachele Lightsey
Wylie, TX Thursday, June 25, 2026 Man this one hits hard...but her spirit and the legacy she is leaving behind just goes to show you what kind of person she was. She made the most of her dash for sure! We had some good times that I will always cherish! So many good memories that I will hold close to my heart. Praying for the entire family as you all navigate this journey!Angelene
Watauga, TX Wednesday, June 24, 2026 Sending my deepest condolences to Miss Jennifer’s family. The little time I spent with her made an impact. She was a trailblazer in her field, an incredible leader and a compassionate woman. We bonded over our love and connection to our grandmothers. She will be missed. Praying that the Lord sends his comforting angels to surround the family. Sincerely, AngeleneSteve Hayes
Southlake, TX Wednesday, June 24, 2026 I had the privilege of watching Jennifer blossom into the true leader that she became. I remember when she started at Brandt we asked her to do a task and wanted see if she could get it done by the end of the month. Two days later she came back and said “I’m done, what do you want me to do next”? That kind of attitude and work ethic inspired and motivated everyone that she came in contact with as she continued to advance in career. But even more importantly, I got the chance to see how she treated others, her love for her family and her honesty and integrity. Add in her great sense of humor and Jennifer really was the total package. Jennifer’s loss is a huge one for all of us that were blessed to know her. All of my thoughts go out to Chris and those fortunate enough to call her a friend, mom, grandmother and all around good person.Steve Hayes
Southlake, TX Wednesday, June 24, 2026 I had the privilege of watching Jennifer blossom into the true leader that she became. I remember when she started at Brandt we asked her to do a task and wanted see if she could get it done by the end of the month. Two days later she came back and said “I’m done, what do you want me to do next”? That kind of attitude and work ethic inspired and motivated everyone that she came in contact with as she continued to advance in career. But even more importantly, I got the chance to see how she treated others, her love for her family and her honesty and integrity. Add in her great sense of humor and Jennifer really was the total package. Jennifer’s loss is a huge one for all of us that were blessed to know her. All of my thoughts go out to Chris and those fortunate enough to call her a friend, mom, grandmother and all around good person.Eddie Hargrove
dallas, TX Wednesday, June 24, 2026 Chris and all of Jennifer's family. We are so sorry for your great loss, of this amazing woman, wife, mother, and grandmother. And our friend.Tara Myers
Seagoville, TX Wednesday, June 24, 2026 Praying for the entire family. Praying for God’s comfort and peace during this time. God Bless.