Condolence From: Dave Creasy
Condolence: A man walked in my shop the other day, made me think of you Jeff.
It's been well over 20 years two stubborn men didn't speak.
To know Jeff was to love Jeff.
We didn't always see eye to eye. How could we? You were so short LOL.
Short as he may have been Jeff walked tall enough to look any man straight in the eye. He taught me several, but one particularly huge life lesson. While we live - "It's never too late to start over!"
In the time I knew Jeff, he never gave up. Jeff made things happen. I witnessed his love for family as he did everything in his power to help his brother through some tough times. Never did he turn his back or give up!
Jeff inspired me to believe in myself and I am a better person for it. I'm a fool for letting disagreements get between us and I'm a lesser man for it. Yet another valuable life lesson from Jeff.
I'd like to add that Jeff will be fondly remembered by myself and by hundreds of others not mentioned, many I don't know. Some I Know and I hope if there is a remembrance celebration we all get together. I feel confident saying that Jeff will always be remembered by Mike and Barb, Gary, Greg, Barb S, Hope, Cliff, Paris and many more.
Thanks for all you did for me!
Rock On Jeff and when Gord and Mick come to join you, tell them I said Thanks!
Dave
Friday September 02, 2016
Condolence From: Julia Eagles
Condolence: Dear Jeffrey,
We never met in person, but I am getting to know your brother James. I know he loves you so much and in my book that means your were a good person also loving and kind deserving of such great unconditional love.
I am sorry you had to leave so soon, and wish that you are able to sit next to James while he gets through this change, without you. The Tlingit tribe have a song that asks you to wait with us until your ready to go. Rest your spirit with us until your ready to go home.
Friday August 26, 2016
