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Sugar Grove mother works to eliminate stigma of mental illness after daughter's suicide

Jenna Chapple died by suicide at age 30 in April 2018. Her mother, Susan Chapple of Sugar Grove, created a nonprofit, Jenna's Hope, to honor her daughter and eliminate the stigma surrounding mental illness. (Photo provided)

Jenna Chapple died by suicide at age 30 in April 2018. Her mother, Susan Chapple of Sugar Grove, created a nonprofit, Jenna's Hope, to honor her daughter and eliminate the stigma surrounding mental illness. (Photo provided)

Jenna Chapple died by suicide at age 30 in April 2018. Her mother, Susan Chapple of Sugar Grove, created a nonprofit, Jenna's Hope, to honor her daughter and eliminate the stigma surrounding mental illness. (Photo provided)