Key Takeaways
- Montgomery County mourns Jaelynn Stewart, 25, a former athlete killed in a car accident while pursuing chiropractic studies.
- Friends describe Jaelynn as exceptionally kind and intelligent—”a ray of sunshine” who balances academic excellence with campus involvement.
- The promising doctoral student died at the scene when a pickup truck struck her vehicle at an intersection near her home.
The community of Montgomery County, Texas, is mourning the heartbreaking loss of 25-year-old Jaelynn B. Stewart, a former student-athlete and bright academic star who tragically passed away following a fatal car accident near the New Caney area.
Jaelynn, who was a former women’s track and field standout at Southwestern University and a proud graduate of Porter High School, was known not only for her athletic talent but for her kindness, intelligence, and ambition.
At the time of her passing, she was pursuing a career in chiropractic medicine and working as an intern at Parker University’s Chiropractic Wellness Clinics.
According to the Texas Department of Public Safety, the accident occurred when Jaelynn left her home on Highway 242 in the Northcrest Subdivision.
As she approached the intersection at Mossy Oaks, an eastbound pickup truck struck her vehicle at the driver’s door.
Despite the quick response from emergency personnel, Jaelynn sadly succumbed to her injuries at the scene.
A Life Full of Promise
At Southwestern University, Jaelynn majored in Kinesiology, was a member of EBONY, and also cheered on the SU Pom Squad, leaving her mark on both the classroom and the field.
Her infectious energy, determination, and compassion made her a beloved figure throughout campus life.
Friends and loved ones took to social media to honor her memory. One friend wrote:
“Jaelynn Stewart—literally the sweetest person I’ve ever met while attending Lane 💔🙏🏽 R.I.P beautiful 🤍”
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Another shared a glimpse into her remarkable character:
“Jaelynn was one of my friends and she was a very beautiful person inside and out. She was about to graduate with her doctorate and she was actually my clinic intern. She was the best clinic intern I’ve ever had. She was smart, hardworking, and deeply empathetic. She could cheer anyone up, loved quoting movies, and was always singing and laughing. She was a ray of sunshine in human form.”
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A third expressed the collective sorrow many feel:
“This is so heartbreaking. Every time I see posts like this it truly hurts my heart so much. Only God knows why. May God be with her family and friends every step of the way.”
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Gone Too Soon, Never Forgotten
Jaelynn’s untimely passing has sent shockwaves through the countless lives she touched.
She was on the cusp of completing her education and entering the chiropractic profession, driven by a desire to heal and uplift others.
A natural leader, a loving friend, and a dedicated student, Jaelynn embodied excellence, empathy, and joy.
As her family, friends, and the broader community navigate this unimaginable loss, they remember Jaelynn for what she accomplished but for who she was—a bright light, gone too soon but never forgotten.
May she rest in peace!
