Jennifer Leigh (Evans) Chandler

November 1, 1973 - November 28, 2020

Jennifer Evans Chandler, age 47, of Water Valley, MS died Saturday, November 28, 2020, at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Oxford, MS after an extended illness. She was born in Memphis, TN. to Frank Evans and Judy Alred. While still in school, she and her family moved to Calhoun county where she attended, and played basketball for, Calhoun academy and later Calhoun City High School, where she graduated from. After graduation, Jennifer continued her education at North East Community College, later transferring to East Mississippi Community College where she received an associates degree as an Optician. Jennifer loved the outdoors, especially spending time at Gulf Shores Alabama. She loved sports, primarily basketball. She also enjoyed doing word-search puzzles. But nothing meant more to her than her family. Visitation is planned for Wednesday, December, 2, 2020, in the Gardiner Room at Seven Oaks Funeral Home from 11:00 AM until 12:45 PM. Graveside service will follow at 1:00 PM in Oak Hill Cemetery with Dr. Anthony Kay officiating. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery in Water Valley with Jacob Edwards, Larry Evans, Frank Evans, Jr, Taylor Evans, Jacky Chandler, and Michael D. Chandler serving as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers are, Danny Edwards, Larry Alred, and Trent Howell. Jennifer is survived by her husband of 11 years, David Chandler; two sons, Carson Creekmore of Hernando, MS, Peyton Chandler of Water Valley, MS; her parents, Frank Evans (Sherry) of Calhoun City, MS, Judy Alred (Larry) of Nettleton, MS; one brother, Larry Evans of Nettleton, MS; one sister, Taylor Brook Evans of Oxford, MS; Grand Mother, Betty Jean Therrell. Memorials in honor of Jennifer may be made to St. Jude https://www.stjude.org/donate Seven Oaks Funeral Home’s number one priority during these unprecedented times, is the health of our staff, our families, our visitors, and our community. With this in mind, we are adhering to guidelines set forth by the CDC, Gov. Tate Reeves, and the Mississippi Department of Health. At this time, we are asking everyone to support the limited gathering and visitation policies mandated by our government officials, which include a maximum of 50 people in the funeral home, or alternate place of service, at one time for visitations and funerals. We are also asking everyone to comply with the required social distancing space of six feet, as well as advising against intimate contact such as, hand-shaking, hugging, and kissing. The use of masks are currently required.