The community surrounding Restored Resale is mourning the heartbreaking loss of Jorie Rottier, who passed away following a tragic car accident on June 8. She is remembered as a cherished former employee, dedicated intern, and a young woman whose warmth and faith left a lasting impression on everyone who knew her.
Jorie graduated from DMC in 2025 and quickly became known for her strong work ethic, kindness, and reliability. As Restored Resale’s first intern from DMC, she made a meaningful and lasting contribution to the team. Her coworkers recall her as someone who approached every responsibility with care and consistency, always willing to help others and give her very best in every task.
Beyond her work, Jorie is being remembered for her character. She was described as gentle-hearted, courageous, and deeply compassionate. Even in difficult moments, she carried herself with quiet strength and grace, encouraging those around her through both her attitude and actions. Her faith in Jesus was central to her life and shaped the way she related to others, offering her a steady sense of purpose and hope.
Friends and colleagues remember her as someone who naturally brought light into every space she entered. Her presence had a calming and uplifting effect, and her kindness made people feel seen, valued, and appreciated. She often encouraged others not through attention or words alone, but through consistent love, sincerity, and care.
Her family, her boyfriend Gerrit, the Rodriguez family, and many others now grieve this profound loss. While the pain of her absence is deeply felt, those who knew her are holding onto the memories they shared and the impact she made during her life.
In this time of grief, many are also finding comfort in their faith and in the hope that Jorie lived by so strongly. She is remembered as someone who lived with purpose, loved deeply, and encouraged others through her example.
Though her life was far too short, Jorie Rottier leaves behind a legacy of faith, kindness, and love that will continue to live on in the hearts of all who knew her.
