DiscoverJenilee's Farmie Family
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Stories From
Real Life Farmie Members
Sometimes, the people who change your life arrive when you need them most.
Last year was one of the most difficult years I had ever faced. Then, earlier this year, I began talking with Jenilee on her Facebook page. What started as a simple conversation soon became something I never could have expected.
Before long, Jenilee told me she was creating a special group called The Farmies—a community built around kindness, encouragement, positivity, compassion, and simply being there for one another.
I decided to join.
At the time, I had no idea that one decision would bring so much love, happiness, and meaning into my life.
The Farmies quickly became far more than just a group of people on Facebook. They became friends. Then those friends became family. Today, I consider them lifelong family members whom I love dearly and treasure with all my heart.
This Farmie family means more to me than I could ever fully explain. They fill my days with laughter, encouragement, friendship, love, and joy. They celebrate the good moments, help carry you through the difficult ones, and remind you that kindness still has the power to make an incredible difference in someone's life.
There is something about this family that simply feels special.
I would even dare to call it magical.
And at the heart of that magic is Jenilee.
Jenilee means the world to me. She is one of the most beautiful, loving, caring, compassionate, and inspirational people I have ever had the privilege of knowing—inside and out.
To me, she is like the brightest star in the night sky. She shines with a light that comes from kindness, love, and a genuine desire to make other people's lives a little brighter. And the beautiful thing is that the light she shares has spread throughout the entire Farmie family.
That is what makes The Farmies so special.
It isn't simply a group.
It is a place where people lift one another up.
A place where kindness matters.
A place where laughter is shared, friendships grow, hearts are encouraged, and strangers can become family.
These are only some of the reasons I am so incredibly proud to say:
I am a Farmie.
I want others to experience the same joy I have found here. I want them to discover a place where they can feel welcomed, valued, encouraged, supported, and loved for exactly who they are.
Because sometimes in life, you don't realize something is missing until you finally find it.
For me, I found something I never expected.
I found The Farmies.
I found joy.
I found love.
And most importantly, I found family.
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- Candi B
Hi, I'm Milton and this is why I became a Farmie
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My wife, Candi, joined the Farmies in March 2026. Not long after, we learned that Jenilee would be appearing at an autograph show just a few hours away. Candi asked if we could go and, at the same time, asked if I could create a picture of Andy Moo for Jenilee. Of course, I said yes to both.
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Meeting Jenilee was nothing like I expected. I didn’t meet a celebrity—I met a genuine, down-to-earth person who truly meant the things she said about kindness, compassion, and caring for others.
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While we were there, I overheard Jenilee and Candi talking about the Farmies and how the group needed a logo. I didn’t say anything, but right then I decided I was going to create one for them. That logo led to a few more graphics, and before I knew it, I wasn’t just creating things for the Farmies—I was becoming one myself.
I joined after seeing firsthand the kindness, encouragement, and genuine friendships Candi had found here. But once I became part of it myself, I discovered something that is difficult to put into words. The Farmies have brought positivity, laughter, friendship, and a true sense of family into my life. Something I had needed for many years.
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Creating graphics for the group has become especially meaningful to me. Knowing that something I create might make someone smile, lift their spirits, or help spread a little kindness makes every minute I spend on them worthwhile.
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The Farmies have reminded me that making a difference doesn’t require a grand gesture. Sometimes it’s a kind word, a laugh, a simple picture, or just letting someone know they matter.
I thought I was simply helping Candi and Jenilee create a logo. Instead, I found a family, a creative purpose, and a place where I truly belong.
That’s why I’m proud to forever call myself a Farmie!
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-Milton B​
Warm greetings from “Sir Edward From The Island”
About five years ago, at the age of 70, I began my third act by volunteering at a farm animal sanctuary here on Whidbey Island in the Pacific Northwest. Although I’m still a proud, working member of the entertainment industry, I’ve discovered that coming-of-age isn’t only for the young. It’s also for the young-at-heart. Since volunteering, this “Sir Edward”has come-of-age; now feeling far more at home with my feet on farmland than on a red carpet.
One day - while scrolling through Facebook – I stopped at Jenilee’s public page. After listening to her speak so passionately about her own farm, her love of animals, and her mission to plant seeds of kindness, I immediately joined the private subscription group and found another home away from home.
Every member of the private subscription group has been “deputized” by Jenilee as an ambassador to spread messages of consideration, positivity, and lovingness to ALL living things. I always know that when I watch Jenilee’s live videos or read posts by other amazing subscription members (a beautifully diverse cross-section of humanity), I won’t be overwhelmed by a stream of negative comments or negative energy. As ”Farmies”, we celebrate our differences as well as our similarities. The overriding similarity is that we (like Jenilee) are committed to making this a better world NOW and for those who come after us. We support each other’s triumphs and encourage each other’s triumphs-in-waiting.
I suspect that chronologically I’m the oldest member of the group. As a cancer survivor, I’m blessed to be living a great life. I’ve learned so much on my journeys, Folks – sometimes succeeding and sometimes stumbling, but always looking to the future with youthful optimism. I’m honored to announce that part of that future includes hosting “Sir Edward From The Island”.
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-Edward J
