Missouri – The Missouri Fox Trotting Horse community is mourning the sudden loss of Tarah Jenkins, a familiar and cherished figure whose passing has left friends, colleagues, and horse enthusiasts deeply saddened.
Jenkins was widely known for her work with her family’s business, Hillbilly Holler, and her active involvement in the Missouri Fox Trotting Horse Breed Association. She was a welcoming presence at association events, often assisting visitors, connecting with exhibitors, and helping coordinate activities. Many also knew her through interactions while ordering Missouri Fox Trotting Horse apparel, where her friendliness, professionalism, and attention to detail made a lasting impression.
Colleagues and community members describe Jenkins as kind, approachable, and genuinely invested in fostering connection within the organization. Her warm spirit and positive attitude helped create an inviting atmosphere at events, leaving memories that participants say will endure for years.
Beyond her contributions to events and business operations, Jenkins is remembered for the relationships she built and the support she provided to others in the community. Her dedication strengthened bonds among members and contributed to the traditions and shared experiences that define the Missouri Fox Trotting Horse world.
Tributes have poured in from across the state, highlighting her generosity, kindness, and the joy she brought to every interaction. Friends and colleagues emphasized that her presence made events feel personal and welcoming, a testament to the impact she had on the community.
The Missouri Fox Trotting Horse Breed Association extended heartfelt condolences to Jenkins’ family, friends, and all those touched by her passing. While she will be deeply missed, her legacy endures through the memories she created and the kindness she shared.
Details regarding memorial services or arrangements have not yet been announced. As the community continues to grieve, many remember Tarah Jenkins for the warmth, dedication, and spirit she brought to the Missouri Fox Trotting Horse family.