Mollie Jarvis Obituary (1964 - 2026)

Mollie B. Jarvis Horseheads, New York Mollie B. Jarvis, age 61, was peacefully called home to be with the Lord on February 4, 2026, surrounded by the love of her family. She was born on August 21, 1964, in Denver, Colorado. Mollie is now joyfully reunited in Heaven with her beloved parents, Carol and Louie Wilson; her grandparents, Henry and Mollie Baker; her mother-in-law, Janet Jarvis; and her brother-in-law, Brian R. Jarvis. She leaves behind a beautiful and enduring legacy of love through her devoted husband of 41 years, Bradley Jarvis; her cherished daughters, Stephanie Jarvis of Horseheads, NY, Amanda “Dozer” (Andrew) Miner of Wellington, Colorado, and Megan “May” (Justin) Stowell of Horseheads, NY; and her adored grandchildren, Harrison and Ethan Miner, with a precious grandbaby Stowell soon to arrive. Mollie is also survived by her sisters, Julie (Mike) Faulkner and Colleen Laird; her sister-in-law, Lisa (Robert, Sr.) Head; nieces and nephews, Breanna and Chet Faulkner, Bob (Joanna) Head Jr., Kimberly (Nick) Eddy, Derek Head, Dylan (Grace) Head, and Nikki Head; along with many extended family members and dear friends. She also leaves behind her beloved grandpups—Piper, Fenway, Cooper, Maggie, and Harley—who brought her endless joy and comfort. Mollie moved to Portville, New York, with her family at a young age and spent her childhood there. She met the love of her life, Bradley Jarvis, in Olean, New York, and together they built a life deeply rooted in faith, family, and love after settling in Horseheads, New York, in 1984. Mollie worked for many years at Corning Incorporated, where she played a key role as project administrator during the multibillion-dollar initial phases of the Taichung LCD factory complex. Known for her competence, reliability, and steady support under pressure, she was deeply respected by the teams she served. Mollie built many cherished friendships in this role and held those memories close to her heart. Affectionately known as “Aunt Mollie” to so many, she had a God-given gift for making everyone feel welcomed, seen, and loved—especially her cherished Pine Circle family. Mollie found joy in bird watching, music, planning celebrations, dancing, cooking in her kitchen, cheering on the Buffalo Bills (Go Bills!), and most of all, bringing people together. She was a gentle listener, a faithful encourager, and a source of comfort and light to all who knew her. Mollie lived a beautifully illuminated life. Her faith guided her steps, her kindness softened hearts, and her love reflected God’s grace. Though she is no longer with us, her light continues to shine through the countless lives she touched. We rejoice in knowing she is at peace, healed, and resting in the eternal presence of her Savior. The family extends their heartfelt gratitude to the nurses and dedicated staff at Arnot Ogden Medical Center for their compassionate and exceptional care of Mollie. The family welcomes your condolences at this time. In accordance with Mollie’s wishes, a funeral service will not be held. A Celebration of Life will take place at a later date. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to The Salvation Army of Elmira, New York, or St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Mollie’s loving memory.