One Year has passed since  you left us

I miss you everyday ❤️

 

 

Gee, it's been a year already!! 😢  So sad! Gone, but definitely not forgotten!❤️

Another reason to hate smoking 🤬 It silences people like Jillar who did so much for others to help them quit smoking. She was taken way too soon 😢

 

I'll tip back a Coors Light in your honor tonight my favourite Bunny  

Miss you Jill - a most wonderful human being and a friend!

I definitely miss Jill too.  She was a great person who helped many.  Rest in peace.  😞 

Gday

She was a champion all right. We all miss her

I truly miss Jillar everyday. 

Every day we all stay quit (and every bad joke we tell!) honors our beloved @jillar. We’re all down here trying to to make you proud, Angel Bunny! ❤️

I miss you, my friend. 

Got no clever words just Thank you Jillar

Dear Jillar

always helpful

always encouraging

always supportive….

 

 

Will never not be missed. Forever in your debt.

On 5/12/2026 at 11:45 PM, Mac#23 said:

I truly miss Jillar everyday. 

Perfection!! 

That pack of JACs saved so many quits! 
JAC = Jillar’s Air Cigarette 

A Haiku for you

My silly and loving friend

Your memory near

 

You helped so many

Always there for each of us

With your bunny speed

 

How you made me laugh

Our late night games I treasure

Always in my heart

 

I reread emails

Cannot believe you are gone

Didn't say goodbye

 

As you rest in peace

You are still sending out love

Love back to you Jill

What, NO. this cant be.

Shit...

Jill I will miss you terribly My Friend.

 

I have to get to work and Dr. appt but can someone explain to me what happened. I know Jill had the breathing problems but???

6 hours ago, Stewbum said:

I have to get to work and Dr. appt but can someone explain to me what happened. I know Jill had the breathing problems but???

 

She had respiratory issues for quite some time as a result of smoking.  She was going to the doctor for a long time regarding her health issues.

 

I didn't realize how bad it was but one day she stopped posting, and she was one of the most active people here.   Eventually we found out that she had passed away.

 

She quit a little over a year after I did and was a big reason why I stuck around quit sites (this one and QSMB).  She devoted a lot to helping others as well as being a lot of fun at the same time. 

 

It is really sad and she is definitely missed.

Edited May 28May 28 by johnny5

Jill quit a month before my first failed 7 month quit at QSMB.. She was the reason I joined the Train after we lost contact.  I knew she had the respiratory issues and they were bad but never would I believe anything could stop her. When she found out I was in the hospital with the heart issues we talked multiple times a day to lift my spirits. After this last relapse she knew I was giving in even before I did and emailed me to get my head right but my excuses were stronger. I always thought I would come back and we would just start over.

 

Thanks for the reply Johnny I was wondering why my message to Jill went unanswered.

 

 I know without a doubt the many people Jill helped in her incredibly special way will always remember her. 

I know I will.

 

This is so dam terrible.

 

 

 

 

Hi Stew 

it was very sudden , I emailed her Husband to ask what happened , but he did not 

reply, 

I found out asking a friend of hers on Facebook 

It came as a shock to all of us . 
We have keep her name and her posts here in her honour 

I miss her greatly as do we all 

It is a massive reminder of what cigarettes 

can do ❤️