No Arrests After Limerick Mom Found Dead: Family Seeks Support

ROYERSFORD, PA —Friends of Jennifer Brown set up a "Justice For Jennifer Brown" GoFundMe to help pay care for her two sons and offset funeral arrangements as police continue their search for those responsible.

As of Thursday afternoon, police had made no arrests or shared any information on motive or suspects in the disappearance and death of the 43-year-old. Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin R. Steele said the investigation is ongoing.

Brown's body was found Wednesday afternoon in a wooded area in the 200 block of North Fifth Avenue behind a warehouse in Royersford.

Brown was a doting mother of two sons, ages 20 and eight, a daughter, a cousin, a niece, a co-worker and a friend, Ellen Friend wrote on the GoFundMe account.

"Your support financially and spiritually during this difficult time is appreciated," Friend wrote.

To date, $8,545 has been raised.

Brown was reported missing at 2 p.m. Jan. 3 from her home in Stafford Court, Limerick. She was scheduled to pick up her younger son from the bus stop the following day, but did not show up.

Her townhouse is about 2 miles from neighboring Royersford, where police found her body.

Fliers with photos and a description of Brown, a white female with brown hair and green eyes, were posted everywhere as social media and local news outlets covered the disappearance and spread Brown's story and image across the region.

Steele notified the family and the public Wednesday night that Brown's body was found.

"We hoped and prayed that she would be found safe. And she is not," Steele said.

The Montgomery County coroner’s office will conduct an autopsy to determine the cause and manner of death. The results will not be immediately available.

The GoFundMe site is available here.