She was a devoted caregiver of Max until he passed away of Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s. They enjoyed traveling, especially to Hawaii and Arizona. She married Max Napier on September 10th, 1979. Jane moved to Riverton when Doyle passed away. She could make a home from a mouse-infested dwelling, often with no running water, sewed her family custom clothing without patterns, killed rattlesnakes and badgers (and other duties as assigned), and could buck hay bales with the strongest of men. They raised four daughters while living and ranching in various locations in Wyoming, including Hiland, Ten Sleep, Worland, and Grass Creek, ultimately settling on a small ranch between Riverton and Shoshoni. William Doyle Wood hung around the school house until she married him on September 12th, 1951. She attended the University of Wyoming and taught in rural elementary schools in Hiland and Divide. She told many wonderful stories of sheep camp, including how she started drinking coffee at the age of 8 as the water was undrinkable on the homestead. She was raised on the family sheep ranch where she learned an unmatched work ethic. Jane Thompson was born September 8th, 1930 in Riverton to Joe Thompson and Anna (Sutter) Thompson, the 5th of 8 children. Jenniffer Clyde, please click here to visit our Sympathy Store.Jane Louise Wood Napier passed away at her home in Riverton, Wyoming on January 24th, 2020, surrounded by her family. Online condolences may be written at To send a flower arrangement or to plant trees in memory of Arrangements are under the care of Fidler-Isburg Funeral Chapels and Crematory Service of Spearfish. Memorials in Jenniffer’s name have been established to benefit Caring or Pilots for Christ- Wyoming Chapter. Special Thank you to Jenniffer’s mother, Lois Goff who helped her for the last two years of her life in our happy home! Memorial service will be held on Monday, September 19th at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 1105 Todd St, Belle Fourche, SD, at 10:00 AM. She was preceded in death by an older brother, Bryan father, T-Bone Treinen grandparents, RD and Benetta McClanahan and mother and father-in-law, Lynn and Ann Clyde. She is survived by her husband Scott of 39 years son, Mike (Kris), Gillette, WY daughters, Kellie (Allen), Colorado Springs, CO and Kori, Meridian, Mississippi mother, Lois Goff, Riverton, WY sister, Tracy Treinen, Billings, MT sister-in-law, Barb Hassert brothers-in-law, Lee (Yuri) Clyde and Nephi Hal Clyde several nieces and nephews step-mother, Mary Carr and step-siblings, Charlie, Tammy and Cheryl. She loved being a grandmother and the grand kids loved her! Her grandchildren are Olivia, Devin, Alexander and Wyatt (Mike/Kris), Aaliyah (Kellie/Allen). Jenniffer loved her life and as grandchildren were born, helped to shape them into very good and smart young children. When Scott found out Jenniffer’s new Mothers Club meant leaving the kids with the dads, he realized she had found a fun place to laugh with new friends and decided to get on board with supporting her newfound club! Jenny also joined a Bunko group where she could socialize and share her laughter. She got involved in a ladies bowling league that traveled the state. Jenny’s contagious laugh, joy and loveable smile meant friendships grew in abundance. When Jenniffer turned 30, she and Scott received the gift of a lifetime with a new addition to the family, a little baby girl, Kori Mac, making their family complete. Everywhere she went it seemed like she would see and visit with her special customers.
People traveled from Montana, Wyoming, and all over South Dakota to have their glasses fitted correctly. At Lifetime Eyecare, Jenniffer made and adjusted glasses and was loved by her customers often she was the only person that could make their glasses fit properly. They settled in with Jenniffer working at Lifetime Eyecare and Scott managing Pepsi Cola. Moving to a new town was hard, but with their love the sky was the limit. They lived in Riverton, WY until relocating to Spearfish, SD in 1982. They first welcomed a son Mike, and 16 months later their daughter, Kellie Ann. She was very ambitious and a take-charge woman who was ready to start a family. Their love for each other was immense! On May 21, 1977, the weekend after she graduated High School, they were married! Scott worked at Pepsi Cola while Jenniffer worked at a T-shirt print shop and then started her own catering company. It didn’t take long for him to sweep her off her feet and they fell in love as teenagers.
She grew up in Riverton, WY and during high school she ran into the love of her life, Scott Clyde. Jenniffer Treinen was born on Jin Sidney, Nebraska and was the third child born to Lois and Marion “T-Bone” Treinen. Our beloved, Jenniffer Beth (Treinen) Clyde, 57, passed away peacefully on Septemin her home in Spearfish, SD surrounded by her loving family.
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