Jennifer Walcott

Jennifer Walcott, a beloved member of the Warminster, Pennsylvania community, passed away on February 13, 2026, at the age of 69. Born on July 5, 1956 in Langhorne PA to the late Joseph and Marie (Jugovich) Hickey. She was known for her warm spirit and dedication both in her career and personal life.

Jennifer worked at Pennwalt / Sharples / Alfa Laval for over 20 years, and IMA North America for 10 years, demonstrating exceptional commitment and leadership in her role as Material Services Supervisor. Her professional journey was marked by her earnest work ethic, earning her the respect and admiration of her colleagues.

Growing up, Jennifer cherished her time with horses, developing a deep love for horseback riding that would enrich her childhood. She became an accomplished equestrian winning many competitions It was on her mother’s farm where she not only rode but also shared her passion by giving lessons to others. Her connection to animals was profound, highlighted by her fondness for her cherished boxer, Sassy, with whom she took many memorable camping trips. One such adventure became legendary when a curious black bear decided to join them for dinner, an experience that captured both the humor and unpredictability of nature.

Jennifer’s zest for life extended beyond animals; she found joy in gardening and nurturing flowers, often spending time working in her yard. She loved expressing her creativity through crafts on her patio, engaging in activities that brought her peace and fulfillment. Additionally, her dedication to health and fitness was evident as she regularly attended the gym with her best friend, particularly enjoying spinning classes.

Jennifer was a devoted friend and neighbor, treasured by those who had the privilege to know her. Pattie and Dave Ritchie stood by her side as her closest friends, sharing in life's ups and downs and providing invaluable support throughout her journey.

Jennifer is remembered for her kind heart and lively spirit, and her legacy lives on in the memories woven through her work, friendships, and passions. She is preceded in death by her father, Joseph Hickey and mother, Marie (Jugovich) Hickey.

The community mourns the loss of Jennifer Walcott, a woman who embraced life with open arms and inspired those around her with her love for the outdoors, crafts, and connection to her beloved pets. She will be deeply missed.

To honor Jennifer's life, in lieu of flowers, donations to the ASPCA, ALL 4 PAWS Rescue, or a no kill shelter of your choosing would be appreciated.

A memorial service will be held at a later date, with details to follow.