Jessica was born at Kaiser Hayward May 7th, 1988 She was a beautiful baby. She was an angelic child loved by everyone. She lived in Livermore California for the first 11 years of her life. She lived with her parents, Michael Chambers and Debbie Chambers and her older sister Alicia Chambers. Her Great Grandmother and Great Aunt Nancy also live in her home. They all shared in the responsibility of raising this wonderful child. She was sweet and loving and always happy. As she grew it was apparent that she was selfless. She embraced everyone with compassion. She was so intelligent. She attended the Grace Lutheran Preschool for 2 years. She attended grade school at Don Gasper De Portola Grade School. We moved to Livermore California at that time where she attended Williams Middle School. She was active in the Girl Scouts and developed many friendships there. She was an exceptional swimmer and we enjoyed going to the beach as often as we could. Halloween became her favorite Holiday and it was a tradition to go to Knots Scary Farm annually with her friends and family. She was an avid reader and very well versed. She developed an interest in Japanese Animation. She attended the Fanime Convention annually since she was 16, developing her own costumes and working at the convention. She loved clothing design and made clothing and costumes for herself and others. She graduated from West High School in 2006 earning third place in the Space and Engineering Academy. She also won her letter in Orchestra, playing the violin since she was ten. She loved reading and read every book she could find. Having an interest in Japanese comic books, vampires, witches and other science fiction novels. She developed a passion for writing and decided to pursue a writing career. She attended college at Delta planning on transferring to UC Santa Cruz as a Junior. She moved to Santa Cruz in 2008 in anticipation of admission to Santa Cruz in the fall. Due to the California state budget cuts they did not accept any transfers that year. She stayed finding a job at Toys R Us and that is where she met the love of her life, Maxwell Hansen. They became inseparable. January 2010 they moved to Manteca. Jessica started working as a Medical Assistant at Express Lane Urgent Care in Turlock. She developed a love of her work and thought that a career as a Registered Nurse would only add to her experiences and not deter from her writing in the future. She decided to enroll at Modesto Junior College in the fall. She was a writer, an artist, a designer, a baker, a creator, I could go on forever. She was an expert at all that she did. If she set her mind to do it, it was done. She was loved by all that she met. She loved life and lived it to the fullest. She was never afraid, she never felt unloved, she was confident and successful in all that she did. She encourage all and uplifted those she met. January 25th, 2011 she passed away at UC Davis suffering from cerebral edema and severe pneumonia, as a consequence of the H1N1 virus. She has a spirit larger than life and her worldly body could not contain it. She had a wonderful, life, she had the best fun, as often as she could. She got everything she ever wanted. She was lucky to have found the love of her life in Max. She never had a broken heart. She left with no hard feeling from anyone. She will be missed by all those who loved her. She made everyday brighter for those she loved.