"I really don't know how to feel about that" is often a phrase uttered at times of stress or tragedy. But I don't have any trouble identifying how I feel about losing my cousin Jeff. I'm terribly sad and a bit angry. I'm sad because now I'll have one less person to call and check in on, one less person to really care about and one less person who cares about me. My list of those is pretty slim anyway.
As I reflect on Jeff, he reminds me of a character you might find in a Dickens novel; an orphan in the dining hall exclaiming "I want some mo'". Although Jeff had parents, they provided very little, either materially or emotionally. He dragged himself up pretty much on his own. My dad was more of a dad to Jeff than his own dad was.
Ten years separated Jeff and me. That gap meant a lot when I was 10 or 20, but by the time I reached my mid 20's the gap difference became less important. So for the last 40 years we have been extremely close. We have golfed together, spent Thanksgivings and Christmases together, vacationed together, and spent countless hours commiserating with one another about life. Here are some of the memories that stick out:
• Jeff and I were at Memorial Stadium sitting in the upper deck on the third base side when Frank Robinson hit a home run completely out of the park. The feat was never duplicated. The shot measured some 540 feet; hit off Cleveland pitcher Luis Tiant whose ERA at the time was 0.00 having pitched three shut outs to begin the 1966 season. May 8, 1966.
• Drinking at the Left Guard when Jeff lived in Appleton.
• Being asked to leave The Prime Rib in Baltimore after too much alcohol and some outrageous behavior. It was the introduction of my wife Ann and Jeff.
• Golf lessons with Jeff and Ted Sheftic
• Too many ball hitting sessions to even count; all of them memorable for Jeff's tenacity.
• Spring vacations in Ocean Reef with my family, my folks and Jeff and Vicki. The dinners, the golf, the fishing, the stories were all you could ever ask for.
• Golfing at Sand Hills, NE with Jeff and my dad. An out of body experience.
• Golfing at Pinehurst with Jeff. He spent literally hours at a time on the phone with Lee Anslemo. And there were no cell phones back then. I have no idea even now what they could have been discussing for that long.
• Jeff staying at the Harbor Moon in Nassau.
• The Gant shirts.
• The "longune" watch story.
• My dad and Jeff on The Block in downtown Baltimore. Who knows what happened there!
• Life with John Jackson.
• The houseboat story.
• Selling shoes in Daytona.
• "It's time to go out and milk the elk"; a correct answer to a Trivial Pursuit question that ended a day of debauchery in Appleton at about 3am.
• The only hole in one I've ever had was playing with Jeff at Sugar Mill.
• Driving with Jeff from Florida to Bass Lake.
• Stories of Jeff living as a stepchild really at Abel Avenue with his dad's parents, their children, their children's children and Bing, the dog. Jeff had the duty of cleaning up after Bing with the Pine Sol.
• Jeff's story about golf at Seminole Landing (one of the most exclusive blue blood country clubs anywhere) with the client from Ishpeming, MI, who asked if it cost anything to sign the waiting list for membership. The picture was of a guy with tattoos, chewing tobacco, and some missing teeth wearing a John Deere hat.
• Jeff picking me up in Jacksonville airport and driving back 5 hours to wherever it was we were playing golf. With his head actually occasionally dropping, he insisted "I'm taking it in" when we volunteered to spell him behind the wheel.
• The phone calls about what was going on at work.
• The phone call telling me he had lung cancer.

Jeff was really the yin to my yang; the extrovert optimist to the misanthropic pessimist. What we discovered was that we wanted to do the work to make the relationship work. We were cousins accidently; we were close friends by choice. Jeff lived a large life; a life full of adventure, laughter, risk taking, and soul searching. I thankfully have no regrets about unsaid feelings or unresolved issues as far as Jeff and me. We had long since been very up front about how each felt about the other. A few years back I told him that I wanted to contribute somehow or share in the trials of his going through chemo and radiation; that I'd like to help drive from Florida to Wisconsin. "I'm fine" he said, "I can make it, but thanks for the offer". I told him that I knew he could make it; that was not the point. The point was to let me in some more, to share some time, to take care of him a bit. The next spring, he called.
So, I'm very sad............... and pissed off. Pissed off that my cousin Jeff is gone; gone way too soon. I'm sad that my life is emptier now; there is one less person to share stuff with, one less person to have adventures with, one less person to make me laugh, and one less person to make me cry. I'll miss my cuz. Goodbye chief.

Dear Vicky, I have no words to express how greatful I will always be to have known Jeff, he was not only a mentour but a friend. He was kind enough to open the doors to your home and allow us to get to know your wonderful family. He will surely be missed but I am certain he is in a better place now. I'm sure words are not enough in this time of sorrow but find peace in knowing he will always be with you. My deepest condolences for all of you. Nayla & Ruben

Mr. Hurst's generosity of spirit and acceptance was shared with all of Lisa and Jeff's friends, and I am proud to be one of them. Growing up I always felt that I had a place among this family. Mr. Hurst always kept up with me, often asking about my life and sharing a laugh. I feel so lucky to have attended his funeral on Friday - it was such a great tribute to a super guy and a wonderful Dad. He will be missed!

There is no better brother-in-law than Heffie. His love and generosity shaped my world as I got to spend wonderful Wisconsin summers with my sister, Jeff and Seesa and Jeffrey. So many wonderful memories ... his sweet heart, beautiful soul, impish grin and sparkling baby blue eyes will never be forgotten. I know for certain that the Lord is well-pleased with Jeff Hurst.

We were fortunate to become friends with Jeff and Vicki at Bass Lake. We have fond memories of golfing with them and sharing hours talking about our children/grandchildren. Jeff helped our son Rich solve a problem with one of his friends who was alcohol addicted. Jeff's steady care and firm words helped Rich immensely. We will always be grateful to Jeff for his love and support. We lost a dear friend and great man....Enjoy Heaven Jeff!

My brother Jeff was so special. Even though we did not see each other enough, the phone was good for us. When we talked, there was only truth and sincerity. I love my brother and I love all of all of his family, which is also mine. I also saw on Saturday at Bradley's Funeral Home the love and respect that so many people had for Jeff. The feeling that I had was just being so PROUD that he is my brother. Jeff, you are and will be a missed individual. I love you and always will, as I still love Annie every day.

Jeff was humble and he was genuine. If you were a friend of his daughter's-- you were a friend of the family. That's just the way it was. In high school -the Hurst's home was a second home for many of us. There was no such thing as just stopping by without chatting with Jeff. He always made it a point to ask how you were doing and ask how your family was doing. It didn't matter who you were -he always made you feel welcome. And for a high school kid--that was a pretty big deal. My favorite story that epitomizes his thoughtful character is back when I was in college. I traveled to Spain for a semester abroad. This was around the same time Jeff and Vicki moved to Florida--and Jeff started taking Spanish lessons. This extremely busy man actually took the time to write me letters--IN SPANISH--(with pen and paper!) asking about my adventures. I'm sure I still have those letters somewhere:) He was truly a man of kind gestures.

The day Jeff and Vicki moved to Key Biscayne and became part of our great KB AA family was a blessed day for all! Jeff will be so missed, but had such a huge impact, he certainly won't be forgotten.
Much love to the Hurst family.
Chris & Doug

To me Jeff was a man of silent strength. He taught me about humility and not to run from how I am feeling. He was an amazing example of AA and I am so grateful to have been a part of his New Dawn family. My sincere condolences to all who loved him.

Vicki, Jeffrey & Lisa, Our thoughts are with all of you during this difficult time. I know how significant Jeff was and will always be for anyone he interacted with, but especially his family he held so dear. Few know the side of him that deflected the thank you's and saw just how emotional he could be under that tough outer shell. I personally have so many fond memories with him from traveling in Brazil and the numerous turf studies on golf links around the world. The only time we stopped playing early was on September 11, 2001 (but I think we played 36 the following week to make up). They definitely broke the mold with Jeff. Truly as unique as they come and he will be missed. I look forward to seeing all of you later this week as we reflect on and remember the great moments of his life.

Dear Vicki, Our thoughts are with you and you and your family. Jeff was a great friend and a great man with great integrity and insight we shall miss him terribly.

Dear Vicki:

Ardie and I loved Jeff. His warmth, wit, heart and soul were extraordinary.
One of Shakespeare's greatest plays, "Julius Caesar", has a great line spoken by Marc Antony at the funeral tent of Brutus that reminds us of who Jeff was. "This was the noblest Roman of them all.....his life was gentle, and the elements so mix'd in him that nature might stand up and say to all the world, THIS WAS A MAN!" God speed dear friend.

Vicki, Jeffrey, Lisa & Victoria,

Our family was blessed by Big Jeff's presence in our lives. He exuded integrity, character, generosity and love for all those he encountered.
We especially cherish the memories of Christmas Holidays spent together. Then there were the visits to Miami, New Smyrna and Antigo. We were always graciously welcomed. Vicki, you always had everything well orchestrated, so we could just have fun!
Vicki & Jeff a unique couple (behind every great man is a great woman), with many gifts that they lavished on family and friends. Let us celebrate the life of Jeff, it was exemplary!
We Love You...you are family!
With Prayers, Love & Sympathy, Joe & Jeanne Spafford

Vicki, as you know Jeff and I and Steve Xynidis went way back to Seabreeze High School. We will all miss him. He was real. As the Greeks say. May his memory be eternal. God Bless

awww Jeff, I was so sad to hear of your passing, but also grateful to God for taking away your pain. You were such an inspiration to me and many others!! I'm going to miss your smile, the little scratching you did to your head when you were speaking, but especially the love you gave so freely to so many. You will be missed very much!! God bless your family in this most difficult time. RIP my friend.

Jeff,
I'll miss the times we spent on the golf course and Friday nights at the Old Langdon School House. You opened your home to me when i came to FL. You will be missed.

Jeff was a true friend and a great mentor to me. I have so much to thank him for both professionally and in my personal life. The amazing support I have received over the years is something that I will bring with me for the rest of my life. Vicki, my thoughts are with you and your family at this tough times.

We were sorry to read on the SMCC website about Jeff, Vicki. We are thinking of you and your loved ones and keeping you in our prayers. Hoping that you'll be back at SM and we'll look forward to seeing you then.

Jeff and Vicki have been part of the our Thanksgiving celebration for many years. We met Jeff though his cousin, Chris, who is our brother-in-law. Jeff was a great inspiration to us during a difficult time for our family. We are grateful to have know Jeff and wish Vicki and children great memories.

It is difficult to understand that Jeff is not among us any more!
He was highly respected for his professional knowledge in the pulp world and kindly offered his advice at many occasions.
Vicky - we have many unforgettable memories from our golf adventures together at Doral, in Hawai and the Dominian Republic and we all always kept quiet at tee-offs!
Jeff was a warm and very loving person and we feel honoured to have known him. Thank you Vicky for having shared Jeff with us.
Be brave now in difficult moments
lots of love from the ruth and ralf family in Geneva

I grew up with Jeff and Ann in Deep River, CT. They were both as much a part of my family as my own brother. Typical of Polly, their mother, she decided one cold winter day to go to FL. I never saw her again, though Ann and Jeff returned for visits many years later. My parents and I kept in touch with them over the years and every once in a while we managed to connect in the same place at the same time. Despite the tough life Jeff had in those early and later years, it seemed to make him stronger. Maybe, too, that was why he was always able to find the humor in any situation. Looking back, with adult eyes, it was often a surreal and pretty unstable environment for them, but we perceived it as exotic and interesting. My parents were sooo proper and staid. I suppose the combination for Ann and Jeff and me and my brother evened things out.
We actually had a lot of freedom for kids that age. Stating the obvious, it was a different era then. We had the best time at the farm any kids could experience. We did things, that are probably foreign to kids today.....swimming in the pond among the snapping turtles and water moccasins, riding the sheep (I didn't say we were good all the time), riding our bikes for miles (without helmets), hiking on the trails and exploring the caves, changing into ice skates in the goose house and, yes, trying out cigarettes behind the barn. It was an adventure every day, because we made our own entertainment. It was quite innocent compared to today's standards, but I truly believe we were blessed. I miss you buddy. Pave the way for the next great adventure.

I had the privilege of meeting Jeff at the New Dawn Group when I visited annually from Canada. He was always so welcoming and a great power of example with a quiet reassuring presence. He will be missed, my condolences to his family and loved ones.

Vicky and family, thank you for sharing Jeff with us who loved him in AA. He was one of the first people I met when I moved to Florida in 2006. He was truly a humble man and gave of himself to those in need. Love you all. Mary Flynn

There isn't a member of the Pulp and Paper community who was not somehow touched by Jeff and all of his good work. His advice and counsel to me personally was always welcomed and appreciated. Rest in Peace.
My condolences to the Hurst family.

Vicki, Jeffry, and Lisa, I have so many laughing moments with you all. Your Jeff/Dad was such a kind man and I LOVED his sense of humor. Warm heart, quick wit and a life's attitude of positivity!
I am so sorry and send you all my love and gentle hugs.

Lots of great memories from a really genuine guy.

Dear Vicki & Family,great memories of one of my best friends in high school and getting back together with him over the past few years, has been a blessing.Jackie & I had the wonderful pleasure of spending a weekend at your home and we will always remember how wonderful it was. Vicki please know how very sadden we are

Dear Vicki & family, may the memories that Jeff has left all of you, bring you peace and comfort. Jeff was a kind man, willing to lend a helping hand. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

DEAR VICKI, AND FAMILY,

WE WISH TO EXTEND SINCERE CONDOLENCES , ON JEFF'S PASSING.

OUR MEMORIES OF SEEING YOU AND JEFF AT CONVENTIONS IN MONTREAL AND NEW YORK, COVER MANY YEARS!

OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH ALL OF YOU

MARILYN AND LEN KLANIT

I was fortunate to visit Vicki and Jeff Many times after they moved to Key Biscayne. Jeff always made me feel welcome and said I was family.
Will miss him as will everyone whose life he touched.

Jeff was such a warm-hearted man and a natural gentleman. He loved golf and, luckily for the rest of us, his fellow-golfers. Encounters with him, usually on the range or the putting green, always brightened one's day. We will miss him greatly. Our prayers are with you, Vicki, and with your family.

Dear Vicki, We want to express our deep sympathy to you and your family for your great loss. I had the pleasure of knowing Jeff for over forty years and considered him a very close friend. Jeff was highly regarded in our industry and will be sorely missed by many. We hope you can find some comfort in the knowledge that your grief is shared by so many.

Vickie: I'm one of Jeff's New Dawn friends. So very sorry for your loss. Although not a surprise to us who knew him well, it is very sad to lose such a fine man that we all respected so much. Having lost my wife of 52 years recently, I can feel your pain. My heart felt feelings of empathy and compassion go out to you and your family

Dear Vicki & Family,
We extend our deepest sympathy and condolences on Jeff's passing. As expressed at my
retirement dinner Jeff's door was always open to me for advice and he was always ready to offer it

May the Lord grant him eternal peace

Mario & Rita Durante

Vicki, Jeff made so many great impressions on so many of us "young" pulp peddlars early on in our careers that he will never be forgotten. His signature greeting "Hey Partner" will stay with me until my last days. My deepest symphathies to you and your family at this time. Mike VanHefty

Friend,you sure put up a fight with Vicki's help against the cancer. We will miss you @SMCC. We will watch over Vicki. Peace and love.Joan&A.j.

Jeff was a wonderful person and mentor. Our hearts go out to Vicki and the entire Hurst family. He will be sorely missed.

Dear Mrs. Hurst, We are very sad to hear of Jeff's passing. It was a pleasure for us to have the chance to work with such a correct and honest person. Our prayers are with him from Istanbul.
Ipek - Ismet Mustecaplýoðlu

Dear Mrs. Hurst,

We are very sad to hear of Jeff's passing. It was a pleasure for us to have the chance to work with such a correct and honest person. Our prayers are with him from Istanbul.

We are so sad to hear of Jeff's passing. We found him to be a kind, generous and happy man, who was very thoughtful and considerate of others. I enjoyed many rounds of golf with him, numerous Packer games, and the occasional visit to the cottage at Bass Lake. It was always a pleasure to be with him. We will all miss him. Our deepest condolences. - Ron, Shipra, Gregory & Anjali.

VIcki

Nancy and I wish to extend our condolences to you and the family on the pasing of Jeffrey.
Jeff has been a very close adopted brother
in our family for near 60 years. I will dearly miss my friend,brother,classmate.Heran his race and fought the good fight. He was a very special person to all who was fortunate enough to know him.

Your loving friend
JANMES DOUGLAS and NANCY Baldwin

Dear Vicky,

My first thought is how lucky Jeff was to have you as his wife. I felt lucky to have him as a friend. Affable, funny, and sooooo old school Irish, Being with Jeff always made me happy. Love YOu Jeff! See you soon. Pat

Vicki, you and the children are in our thoughts and prayers. Jeff was a special person. The people he has helped we are unable to count. The lives he touched in little ways but made huge impact we may never know. We do know how much he loved his family and we know what a void his passing will make. Again you are in our thoughts.

The first time I met Jeffery was in Appleton in the early 1980s and from that point our mutual friendship connected. While pulp price discussions and meetings with competitors became an issue, the Dept of Justice was certainly unable to take our friendship away. I was thrilled to be at Jeff's retirement party. The Group was a solid testament to his popularity as a business achiever, having honesty and openness, as well as his character as a friend. Since then, although phone calls were less often, I never stopped thinking about him and his health that he shared freely. My wife and I extend our sincere condolences to Vicki, Jeffrey, Lisa and other family members. Fraser & Joan Evans

I didn't know Mr. Hurst or his family, but as a member of AA I wish to offer my sincere condolences for your loss.

Dear Vicki, Lisa and Jeffrey,

My thoughts and prayers are with you in this time of loss. I am grateful to have met Jeff thru Mike and honored to have called him my friend. Jeff was a wonderful, loving and caring person. Rest in peace dear friend. Until we meet again may God hold you in His loving arms. Mary Gordon

Rest in peace, buddy.

Jeff was one of the first people I met when my family moved to Daytona Beach in 1956 and I have always considered him my very best friend in the world. We were room mates and fraternity brothers at University of Florida and have stayed close friends ever since.

Jeff was a hero to me because of all the adversity he dealt with growing up literally putting himself through high school and college.

Jeff will be missed by so many friends he made over the years.

My wife Sandy and I want to send our heartfelt condolences to Vicky, Jeffery and Lisa and all of Jeff's family. May all the wonderful memories we all have of Jeff sustain us now and in the future.

Love,

Sandy & Jim Daugherty

Vicki, Jeff & Lisa, I am sorry to hear about Jeff's passing. My sincere condolences to all of you.

A great loss...of a super friend. We had a lot of good times and many laughs, especially on the golf course. The angels will stop singing when he is teeing off !!!
We will miss him.....our thoughts and prayers are with Vicki and family

I met Jeff because he was married to my sister. We had many great times together playing golf at Bass Lake and BBQ on the back deck. He was a great guy and loved his golf. You just had to be very quite when he was on the tee. If you were in the group behind you better not hit anywhere close to or around Jeff. I will miss him alot. Hang in there Sis.

Jeff was a dear friend who loved his family and grandchildren so much. We shared stories about our grandchildren and high school memories. He was such a good human being that I know he is in heaven and at peace. With sincerest sorrow for you Vicki and your family.

We had great times together whether playing golf or just sitting talking and laughing thru the years. We will miss him. As we speak I know he is telling the Lord to quiet on his back swing. Vickie all the best to you and your family in these difficult times.

Jeff was a roll model to us all. Jeff listened to customers and helped make good things happen. I'm sure that he is doing very well already. Vicki - we are so sorry for your family's loss. www.theinterviewwithGod.com may comfort you.

I reach across the miles to send you love and strength over the loss of such a wonderful human being. Jeff was an inspiration to us all and will be sorely missed. I always enjoyed seeing you both, Vicki, at our SHS get-to-gethers. Please take good care.

To Vicki and all the Hurst family i just want to say thank you for sharing Jeff with me over the years. As a business partner and friend I never had a better or more honest working relationship. A true professional who both work and played hard. I always admired Jeff for his abilities and his dedication to his family. He is already missed.

Dave Paterson

Jeff was a mentor and a friend. He was sent from above. I was blessed to have him in my life, he showed me the meaning of integrity, friendship and compassion.

Jeff and I were high school classmates, but it wasn't until recent years that I got to know who he really was. Jeff spent much of his life helping those in need, and I'm honored to call him my friend.

My most fondest memory of us was at the Joe and Charlie BB weekend. Jeff always kept my attention by his story telling. He had a way of remembering the details and was always heartfelt. Big fellow, you will be truly missed, but remembered...


Sincerely,

Peter Green

Jeff reached out to me several years back, and we corresponded a few times, reminisced about our lives at Seabreeze, and laughed about the fact that we had somehow survived our wild early years. Jeff was a friend; smart, kind, courageous, funny, and ingrained in the best days of my youth. His name makes me smile, even now in this very sad time. He will always be among my most special memories.

We were next door neighbors in Appleton for 20 years. Our kids grew up together and we share many fond family memories with all of you. Our hearts ache for you as you say your earthly goodbyes to Jeff. He was always a gentleman and will always be remembered with love by the Nussbaums. Stay strong dear friends.

I met Jeff in 1991 Green Bay, WI At the time I was I was going through a trouble time of my life. He stood by my side open arms and non-judgmental. Over the years he guided me and believed in me and helped me become who I am today! I will always be thankful for that and so much more. My heart and love goes out to Vicki, Jeff Jr. and Lisa. He maybe gone, but he will always live in all of us. He was a great man with a big heart and I will miss him..

We were so blessed to have had Jeff a part of our lives. Jeff was a classmate from Seabreeze High School and over the years was instrumental in helping to renew old friendships. He and Vicki were always supportive of our class reunions and always joined in the planning and organization. We are sadly going to miss this Sandcrab. He was a wonderful man, loving father and husband and a dear friend. Rest in peace dear friend. Donna Dunlop Hiatt, SHS Class of 1958

Jeff and I have not spent a lot of time together in the last several years; but I have always considered him a trusted and true friend. Jeff was always there when I needed him the most. My most sincere condolences to Vicky, Jeff and Lisa. Take care and God Bless.

Vicki, Lisa, Jeffrey, Tori and family my thoughts and prayers are with you at this most difficult time.
Jeffrey touched our hearts with his kindness, thoughtfulness and generosity and will always be remembered.
Love,

I first met Jeff in 1956 in Daytona Beach Florida at Seabreeze High School during our sophomore year.
Both my wife and I have been able to spend some great times with Jeff & Vicki during the winter months here in Florida for the past few years. I personally will miss a great friend, a great family man, a great husband and a very giving person to so many people. I will miss you my friend and you will be in my heart forever.

I will always remember knowing the Hurst family. My heart goes out to them in their sorrow.

Jeff was at Seabreeze High School in Daytona Beach before me, but after he served in the Navy we were at the University of Florida together. He served as my pledge trainer in the Kappa Sigma Fraternity. We have been Brothers and stayed in touch ever since. A better friend their never was. I missed a call from him last weekend and then he was gone. I'll always regret no talking with him one last time. He will be missed by all who knew him.
Richard Brown

Jeff was a terrific mentor to me as I began my pulp career. He was a great colleague and friend. I am extremely lucky to have had the opportunity to work for Jeff as a young salesman. He was very patient and supportive of my efforts. His kindness, quick wit and stories will be missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with Vicki, Lisa and Jeffrey as well as the rest of the Hurst family. Thank you for sharing Jeff with us.
Andrew and Michelle Thomsen

I have considered Jeff a colleague and, more importantly, a friend, since we first met in 1985. He was the consummate sales professional and a true advocate for the market fiber business. Sandy and I will always remember our times together at Jeff and Vicki's house on Bass Lake. My lasting memory of Jeff is him at the wheel of his boat; barefoot, relaxed, sun and smile on his face and so full of life. Rest in peace Jeff.

I was saddened to learn of Jeff's passing...he was a leader in business and in life, and always had time for younger, aspiring colleagues in the Pulp & Paper industry. He touched countless lives with his kindness and council, and in that sense his spirit seems certainly to live on. Take care, partner...may peace be yours, your family's and close friends...

Jeff was a kind and loving man.Always thoughful of others. Will miss him and his phone calls.Our blessed thoughts to Vicky and family. Mike and Isabelle Polese

Jeff was a man of complete integrity. He will be missed tremendously. My thoughts and prayers are with all the family.
Love,
Joan

Jeff was an awesome man. I don't think he even knew how much just a brief encounter with him could change lives. He helped a ton of people and will be sorely missed. I know he's in paradise now.

Vicki and Family,

Prayers and thoughts are with you.

Judy Oberweiser

I knew Jeff from his time at Ekman. In addition to his many professional skills, he was also very kind and considerate. I will always be thankful for his support. My condolences to the family.

Dear Vicki , Lisa and Jeffrey

Our thoughts are with you at this difficult time.

Very sorry to hear about Jeff's passing. Thinking of all of you.

Jeff was a wonderful person. His service work in the AA program helped to save hundreds of people
lives. He selfishly gave his time an energy to help a lot of people. We rest in the knowledge knowing that he is in heaven with no pain waiting for us all.
I love you all very much danny

My best to Vicki and family, RIP Jeff.

Jeff was a fraternity brother and dear friend for many years who always took the time to call and renew the bonds of friendship. I will forever remember the time we spent together as young professionals living in NYC. He will be missed, but not forgotten. AEKDB Brother!