Condolence: Here I am again leaving another message of my fond memories of Jeffrey, I have sooo many. I am his aunt and we spent a lot of time together. We went to garage sales together in my town and whenever I had a garage sale he would bring his things to my house to sell. We always had a lot of fun and we made some money too. I always had to make my macaroni and tuna salad when he was coming because he loved it. I remember one year we had a garage sale late in October and it was really really cold that day. Jeffrey was sooo cold that he put on my bathrobe and there he was selling garage sale items in my bathroom. That is a picture of him I will always have in mind with a big smile. I have many many good memories of him. I just saw him on Tuesday the day before he passed away. He came over to drop off a birthday card for me with lottery tickets in it. No winners. He never forgot my birthday. He even showed me a card trick that day that he had just learned. It was a good one too, but I tried doing it after he left and I couldn't remember it. (I'm old.) I could go on and on about my memories with Jeff. I love him very much and will miss him with all my heart.

Condolence: My fondest memory of Jeffrey is knowing what a loving, caring son he was to his mom, my sister, and to his sister Debbie, my niece. They both knew that regardless of what was happening in his life, he was always there for them. I will forever picture his beautiful smile and remember his gentle manner.

With love,
Aunt Joanne

Condolence: Although we only met a few times, it was easy to see what a great guy you were. Your family means the world to me and I am certain you will be greatly missed.

Until we meet again at the next garage sale on the other side.

Condolence: Another one of my favorite stories about Jeffrey is that my mother (his grandmother) and I walked over to Ann Street School with our Yathzee box because we knew he was there playing basketball with his friends. That didn't stop us though. We marched right into the playground and said "Jeffrey, We're ready to play Yathzee, we brought the game". I think he was totally embarrassed.

Condolence: I can't believe you are truly gone. You always made work interesting. You were too young to be taken from us and my heart is broken. We all thought we'd have plenty of time as friends. I didn't realize how much you meant to me until you were gone. My condolences to your wife, daughter, sister and family.