Jasmine Rae Barner

Jasmine Rae Barner, beloved daughter and devoted mother, passed away on February 12, 2026, at the age of 36. Born on September 11, 1989, in Tampa, Florida, Jasmine was a beautiful, loving, and accepting soul whose presence brought warmth and light to everyone around her. She greeted each day with gratitude, often saying, “Thank you, Lord, for another day,” a simple phrase that reflected the grace and hope with which she faced life’s joys and challenges. Those who knew Jasmine will remember the gentleness of her spirit, the strength of her heart, and the way she made every person—especially her girls—feel seen, cherished, and safe.

From her earliest years, Jasmine’s life was anchored by family. Tampa shaped her beginnings, but it was motherhood that defined her purpose. She found her greatest joy in her children, pouring her time, energy, and unfailing affection into the home she built with them. Over the years, she welcomed five beautiful baby girls—a milestone she celebrated not as an accomplishment alone but as the blessing of a lifetime. Jasmine had a gift for turning ordinary moments into memories: a soft laugh at the kitchen table, a reassuring hug on a hard day, and countless quiet acts of care that spoke louder than words. Her beauty radiated from within, evident in her kindness, patience, and unwavering devotion. For Jasmine, love was not something you said once; it was something you showed, again and again.

Jasmine is survived by her five beloved daughters, who were the center of her world and the source of her greatest pride. She also leaves behind her mother, Lynn Weckerle-Roy, whose steadfast love and guidance shaped Jasmine’s generous heart. The bond between Jasmine, her girls, and her mother was profound, reflecting the values she lived by—family first, love without condition, and acceptance without judgment. They, along with extended family members and friends who were touched by her kindness, will carry forward her light in the ways she taught them: with compassion, courage, and everyday tenderness.

In honoring Jasmine’s memory, her family invites all who knew her to hold tight to the lessons she offered through example—treasure your loved ones, greet each morning with gratitude, and lead with a generous heart. May the enduring echo of her favorite words, “Thank you, Lord, for another day,” remind us to find grace in the present and hope in what lies ahead. Though she is no longer with us in body, the love she poured into her daughters and those closest to her remains a living legacy—bright, steadfast, and forever felt.