Comments on: Thank You, Jennifer Naimo!

By: jody

jody — Tue, 15 Apr 2008 00:18:59 +0000

I remember the family coming home time and time again from LaJolla telling me “YOu have to see this show…it is UNBELIEVABLE!” I thought, whatever, it will never be as good as her in Les Miz….boy was I wrong (although Les Miz still is up there, LOL). The first time I saw the show…oh that’s right, my sister was sick with pneumonia. But it still was an awesome show…then I finally got to see it with you in it. BOY was I nervous that you would forget a line….never happened. Meeting the cast and everyone in the production…even the security guy who knew me by name, LOL… I had to be the proudest sister on earth (youngest sister)….I even dragged that friend from New Jersey to see it 4 more times. What a treat. The music of this show and the talent from you, will live on with your entire family. Thanks for making us so proud and always being true to yourself…oh and Tim, thanks for being such a awesome husband to my sister! We all love you!

Jody

By: Howard

Howard — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 19:57:56 +0000

Jennifer, I must echo my friend Gail above in pointing out how your talent took what some may define as a secondary role and etched it into our minds forever.

I will always remember that powerful voice coming from a such a petite lady in your cabaret shows. Your songs still echo in my head, especially “Movin’ On Up”, “I Am the Luckiest” and “Angie Baby”. I still get the heebie jeebies when I hear “Angie” turning the neighbor boy into a radio wave!

You have connected in so many ways with me, but the one that sticks out happened right before a cabaret show at the Laurie Beechman in which you performed with Travis. I was sitting alone waiting for my slightly tardy buddy, David Cace, for an early dinner–and you came up, sat down, and kept me company until David graced us with his arrival. Usually, it’s a fan who seeks out a star, but how often does a star ask a fan if she may join him?

Finally, Susie, what a beautiful piece, and you cleverly wove in all of our favorite phrases. I am happy that when the Tech Half’s bells went off, he spoke up rather than keeping on his game face. Jen’s blog is one of the best as she constantly keeps it interesting, witty, and updated. Please continue it Jen–you have a lot of supportive and loving fans out there!

By: LindaL

LindaL — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 19:33:24 +0000

I will forever remember you Jennifer in that pink dress teasing Frankie about standing on a chair and then leaving him as you agonized on the stairs to “My Eyes Adored You”. Thank you so much for bringing so much enjoyment to our lives. Wishing you all the best.

By: Alan Hartwick

Alan Hartwick — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 19:23:34 +0000

Dear Jennifer,
Congratulations on three wonderfully successful Broadway years. Reading these comments, I knew you were a great singer/actress but I had no idea that people actually liked you.
God bless you!
Alan Hartwick

By: JENNIFER

JENNIFER — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 18:29:45 +0000

NOW I’M CRYING.
BOY THAT CAUGHT ME UNAWARE.
I GUESS IT’S GOING TO TAKE SOME TIME TO SEE WHO I AM,
APART FROM THIS SHOW.

YOU ALL ARE SO GENEROUS IN HELPING ME.

LOVE YOU ALL.. SUCH BEAUTIFUL WORDS..

WHO KNEW/??
LOVE JENNIFER