Jennifer Diane Prock

Jennifer Diane Prock passed away on August 21, 2025, at her home, surrounded by her loving family and friends, after a courageous and hard-fought battle with cancer. Jennifer, affectionately known as Jenn, was born on November 15, 1976, in Durango, Colorado, to David and Marilyn Tumlinson.

Jenn spent her early years in Pagosa Springs, Colorado, where her family owned a veterinary practice. She could often be found playing in the kennels with litters of puppies or riding along with her dad, Dr. Tumlinson, on emergency calls. In 1982, the family moved to Montrose, Colorado, where Jenn discovered her lifelong love for speed and horses. She raised and trained her horse, Hooper, competing in 4-H, Little Britches, and High School Rodeo. It was in elementary school that she met her future husband and love of her life, Zach Prock.

Following high school graduation, Jenn attended Colorado State University, where she earned a degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Finance and Hospitality. She had an uncanny ability to accommodate any request without missing a detail, traits that served her well both in life and business.

Jenn and Zach were married on August 28, 1999, in Montrose, and together they became partners in every sense of the word. They built a life side by side, owning and operating several businesses including Kinikin Processing, Kinikin Outfitters, and Area Best Pawn. Jenn also worked at Montrose Vet Clinic, supporting her dad and her sister, Dr. Meghan Tumlinson. Later, she joined her mom as a real estate agent with Showtime Real Estate.

On their ranch, Jenn and Zach raised elk, and Jenn poured her compassion into caring for her bottle babies. She also became one of the first breeders in Montrose to raise Labradoodles. Many friends and families fondly remember visiting the Prock home to play with Jenn’s doodles before they went on to loving homes across the country.

In 2008, Jenn and Zach welcomed their greatest joy, their son Trevor. Raising him on the elk ranch, they instilled in him the same love of agriculture, hunting, and hard work that shaped their own lives. Together, the three of them were a fearless team, sharing hunting excursions, beach vacations, and Red Hawk football.

Jenn’s dedication to her community was one of her greatest legacies. From giving riding lessons during her high school years to serving as the 4-H Horse Superintendent at the Montrose County Fair, she poured her heart into supporting kids and their passions. Most recently, she helped found Red Hawk Sports Inc. and the Red Hawk Fans Club, organizations devoted to ensuring that every local athlete has the resources, encouragement, and support they need to succeed. Her commitment to youth and community will continue to touch lives for years to come.

Crippin Funeral Home is assisting the family. Services will be held at Grace Community Church on Saturday, August 30th at 10:00AM.