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Gerald Machida
December 15, 2024
Hello my old friend Jeff,
its been awhile, but I still carry you in my memory . . . going to lunch at Birk's, meeting at the Embassy Suites for a quick beer and a chat, Diskcon and hitting Lina's in Milpitas. Thanks for spending time with me, I'll continue to carry it forward.
Your Wife, Julie Mack
June 10, 2024
It´s been 16 years since you left us. Our kids are all grown now and in their 20s. Daphne thrives in Philly and got a promotion at her summer job. Phoebe just graduated college with her bachelors. You have a college graduate! Philip is still in college studying statistics and economics and follows your lead. You would be cheering him on at his Ultimate Frisbee competitions. You would be so proud of all three of them and the humans that we created. They are wonderful people - and generous and kind. We think of you every day and love and miss you now and forever.
Daphne Mack
June 10, 2023
My favorite photo of you. Love you and miss you endlessly.
Gerald Machida
June 6, 2023
Kids are gorgeous, thanks for sharing Julie.
Julie Mack
May 31, 2023
Hi Gerald. Thank you for keeping Jeff in your thoughts. He is in my heart and mind everyday. The kids are good
Gerald Machida
May 30, 2023
I still think and remember you, Jeff. We all miss you and know you're in a better place.
-Gerald Machida
Gerald Machida
June 14, 2022
Dear Jeff,
its been awhile, my old friend. Rest easy, I still have good memories of what you shared with me and it warms my heart.
Julie Mack
September 12, 2021
Your mom ran into yours and Kathy´s arms on June 25th, 2021. I can only imagine the tears of joy you shared with her and the big hug. I miss you both very much. I love you forever.
Tom Mack
January 24, 2021
Miss you everyday, brother.
Colleen Mack
January 23, 2021
We all miss love you and miss. Mom and families. Hugs and kisses
Julie Mack
June 17, 2020
25 years of marriage we would have celebrated. I miss you now and forever.
Colleen Mack
June 10, 2020
Not a day goes by that you, Kathy, Julie and kids are in my thoughts and prayers. You and Kathy are missed and love so much. Love always Mom and family
Julie Mack
February 28, 2020
Thank you Gerald. Not a day goes by that I don't think of Jeff and how much I miss him and wish he were here for my kids and me. I miss him so much.
Gerald Machida
February 27, 2020
Dear Jeff,
I still think of you and how you helped me become more of a positive person, its something I will treasure and remember. Rest easy, my old friend.
Colleen Mack
January 21, 2019
Happy Birthday Jeff, Think of you and Kathy everyday. You and Kathy left us to soon. Love and miss you. Mom and family.
COLLEEN MACK
June 10, 2018
Jeff it's been 10 long years. I know you are looking down on Julie, Daphne, Phoebe and Philip, you must be very proud of them. I/we miss you and Kathy everyday. Love you both always, Mom and family.
February 1, 2018
Dear Jeff,
it's been awhile, my old friend, but the memories are etched in my mind. Eating sushi, talking you into a beer after work, turning you on to Lina's in Milpitas (you became more of a regular than me!) and gaining 10 lbs. from it, running in to you at business functions and all the rest.
As always, thank you for showing me kindness and how to be kind, you always paid it forward.
Gerald
COLLEEN MACK & FAMILY
January 21, 2018
Happy Birthday Jeff think about you and Kathy every day. Your beautiful children, have grown up so much, Julie is doing a great job,we all love and miss you so much.
Dennis Toomey
January 24, 2017
I still think of you weekly. Miss you buddy.
Mom & family Mack
January 21, 2017
Happy Birthday Jeff,
As you look down from Heave, I know you are proud of Julie, Daphne, Phoebe & Philip. Wish you were here. We all miss and love you.
Julie Mack
June 13, 2016
You'd be proud of our kids and the accomplishments they've made in their education. They are smart like you were. They take after you. Miss you.
Ron Mack
June 12, 2016
Miss you and Kathy every day. See yah down the road. Love dad.
Tom Mack
June 12, 2016
Miss you everyday, brother.
Dennis Toomey
June 11, 2016
Alway a sad day. But then I enjoy the thoughts from the past. Miss you buddy and always will!
Colleen Mack
June 11, 2016
Candle for Jeff and Kathy. Love Mom
Colleen Mack
June 10, 2016
Dear Jeff,
It has been 8 long years since you left us.
We love and miss you and Kathy very much. I keep you both in my prayers every day. Some day we will be together again. Love always. Mom and families.
Mom
March 26, 2016
Happy Easter. Jeff, Kathy & Mark. Thinking of you. all my love - we all miss you.
Dennis Toomey
March 24, 2016
Seems like forever - Miss you man! Will never forget you buddy! See you some day!
March 24, 2016
Hi Jeff,
I still carry you with me through my life. Thanks for being a friend, one who taught me how to be positive and enjoy things for what they are.
Gerald
Terry Kelley
March 23, 2016
Jeff I will always remember you and how you always got a party started I miss you my little brother I hope to see you in the afterlife
Colleen (Mom) Mack
January 21, 2016
Happy Birthday Jeff,
We all love and miss. You are in my thoughts and prayers every day. You should be very proud of Julie, Daphne, Phoebe & Philip. Love always. Mom
COLLEEN MACK
June 10, 2015
Hi Jeff,
It's been seven years since you left us. You and Kathy are in my thoughts an prayers everyday. I am sure you are looking down on your family and are very proud of them. We all miss your and love you forever. Mom, and all the family.
March 23, 2015
I been thinking of you lately buddy and I was confused as to why I wasn't feeling remorse about missing you. Then I realized that its because we will see eachother again. So til we meet again keep styling like only you know how.
Your friend
Dennis Toomey
Colleen Mack
January 21, 2015
Happy Birthday Jeff,
You and Kathy are in my thought and prayers everyday. Miss and love you. Mom
Ron Mack
December 31, 2014
Miss you guy, Dad
Gerald Machida
December 29, 2014
Hi Jeff,
thanks for sharing your time with me. I remember the time we had lunch at Dave and Busters, getting in a little video game action before heading back to work. You are missed, but also REMEMBERED.
Thanks again, my old friend!
July 19, 2014
I miss you, Jeff. You were so great to your kids, you could see it in their eyes. Phoebe's eyes always sparkled when you called her, "Daddy's Little Girl."
I know that we will meet again, and until then, I cannot say goodbye. Because I do not believe in goodbyes. Goodbyes mean that I will never see you again, but I know that I will see you. So until that day, see you later.
July 19, 2014
I love you, Daddy.
Ron Mack
June 11, 2014
Miss you a lot guy. Really really a lot. ?????? Your father
Colleen Mack
June 10, 2014
Jeff, it's been 6 years since you left us, and almost 20 for Kathy. You are both in my thoughts and prayers every day. Miss you. Love Mom
Ron Mack
January 22, 2014
Happy birthday Jeff. Miss you very much.
Dad
Dennis Toomey
January 22, 2014
Will never forget our time together. I am constantly in situations that make me think of you and the fun we had. Always happy and full of life. I miss you buddy.
Dennis
Colleen Mack
January 21, 2014
Happy Birthday Jeff,
Love and miss you & Kathy so much. Think & pray for you both everyday.
Till we meet again. Love always Mom.
Nathan Edgecomb
January 3, 2014
Jeff, it seems like yesterday since I last spoke to you. The world is a poorer place without you. God Bless you!
Gerald Machida
December 11, 2013
Dear Jeff,
another year has passed and I still think of you, my old friend. You taught me how to pay it forward, thanks for the gift of your friendship and knowing you.
We all miss you and thank you for making our lives better.
Kristie Smith
July 16, 2013
Miss you so Much Jeff- I think about you and Julie and the kids all the time- The best family ever-Brings tears to my eyes and a hurts my heart- love you guys always....You changed my life forever and allowed me to live my dream-you were the best boss I ever could of asked for- I so appreciate you..
July 15, 2013
Hey guy, miss you and your sister a lot. Your lives were cut too short. ?? ?? ?? Dad
Colleen Mack
June 10, 2013
Dear Jeff.
It's been 5 long years. You and Kathy are in my thoughts and prayers every day. Miss you both. Love Mom
Colleen Mack
January 21, 2013
Happy Birthday Jeff,
Not a day goes by that I don't think of you and Kathy. We miss you both very much. Till we meet again. Love always. Mom
dennis toomey
December 13, 2012
Even logging on to this page bring tears. Jeff will always be in the hearts and minds of the Toomey family.
We love and miss him.
To Julie and the kids I hope you find the happiness in your lives to keep strong.
We miss you all.
Gerald Machida
December 12, 2012
To my old Friend Jeff,
It's been 4 years and I think of you weekly. You made a big impression on my life, giving freely of your time and friendship, working hard and being focused on family.
You've made us all better people for knowing you. Rest in Peace, my old friend.
Nathan Edgecomb
September 16, 2012
I was updating my address book and found Jeff's entry. I remember the good times at Sugarloaf and later on at Ponderosa. May God be with you and yours my friend.
Ron Mack
June 10, 2012
Its been 4 years miss you alot, Dad
Colleen Mack
June 10, 2012
Dear Jeff,
It's been 4 long years. Miss you and Kathy every day. So many things remind me ofboth of you. You are always in my thoughts and prayers. Till we meet again. Love Mom
Ron Mack
January 22, 2012
My feelings exactly Gma. Their Dad
Colleen Mack
January 21, 2012
Happy Birthday Jeff,
Think about you and Kathy everyday, We all miss you both. Love you forever. Mom
Ron Mack
September 11, 2011
Hey guy, think of you all the time. Miss you and your sister alot.Moving in years, will see you in a few hopefully , Love yah Dad
Tom Mack
June 11, 2011
Colleen Mack
June 10, 2011
Dear Jeff,
It's been 3 long years since you left us. You and Kathy are always in my thoughts and prayers. You will always be miss, but remain in my heart. Love you both. Some day we will all be together in Heaven. Love Mom
January 21, 2011
Had your favorite dinner tonight, corned beef and cabbage, balloons on every chair, and your favorite dessert too, angel food cake. We shared stories around the table of good memories of you. Daphne shared of times at Dave & Busters, Phoebe shared of your time in San Francisco with her, and Philip shared your time at the SF Giants game and how you and he shared a giant chocolate chip cookie. I shared our first anniversary together at Auberge du Soleil in the Napa Valley. We miss you and will always hold you in our hearts. xo
Colleen Mack
January 21, 2011
Happy Birthday Jeff,
Think of you and miss you everyday. Love you for ever.
Love Mom
Jeff and Philip were "connected at the hip" - inseparable!
June 27, 2010
Jeff in his office at Seagate Technology
June 27, 2010
Jeff and Philip
June 27, 2010
Christmas 2007
June 27, 2010
Jeff and Julie enjoyed date nights together.
June 27, 2010
June 27, 2010
June 11, 2010
The loss my brother has been a trajedy and pain I hope no one every has to expierence.But from this most we must take what good from it we can. I love my friends and family even more than I did before we lost Jeff. Even though I may not see all of my freinds and family each day, I am more passionate about the time we spend together and never take for granted the small things in life,such as my childrens laughter. I will always miss you Jeff
Love Michael
hanks for the smiles & positive energy you injected into my life Jeff
Malcolm McLeod
June 11, 2010
Hey Mack clan you are in my thoughts and prayers in a powerful way tonight
Colleen Mack
June 10, 2010
Dear Jeff,
It's been 2 long years since you left us, you are in my thoughts and prayers everyday. Miss you very much.
Love always. Mom
Colleen Mack
June 10, 2010
In My Pocket
I have memories in my pocket.
They rattle among the change.
My memories of you are treasures I carry wherever I go.
They are stored in bits and pieces, parts of a beautiful whole
They give me comfort when I think I am alone.
Yes, I have memories in my pocket, like so much other stuff I keep there.
But of all the treasures I have, it’s the memories of you that are the most precious.
Colleen Mack
January 21, 2010
Happy 45th Birthday Jeff,
I think of you and miss you everyday. Love always. Mom
Ron Mack
June 28, 2009
Miss you alot guy some days worse than others love always Dad
Kyle Smith
June 18, 2009
Jeff,
You were always a true friend. I have never known anyone I could count on like you. I sure miss having you around.
Vicki Howard
June 18, 2009
I am sorry Jeff left us all but he is now with God and his sister I have great memories when he was small my love and thoughts are with his family all my prayers and love.
Terry Kelley
June 14, 2009
As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.
Cheryl Fischer
June 13, 2009
Dear Julie, Philip and family,
My son, Sean, went to Clement with Philip. When I read the paper today and saw Jeff's memoriam my heart just sank. I am so sad to hear about such a tremendous loss. Jeff came to Sean's birthday party with Philip and took so many great pictures and shared them with me. We are surrounding you all in loving prayers.
Cheryl Fischer
beverley Howarth
June 12, 2009
june 12,2009 although I did not know jeff,i have heard from my aunt colleen what a wonderful person he was.he was my cousin and I am truly sorry that I never got to meet him.my love and prayers go out to the mack family.love bev.winnipeg, manitoba
Jeanne Pfeiffer Sommer
June 12, 2009
I am so sorry to hear about the passing of Kathy's younger brother Jeff. My deepest sympathy to all of the Mack family. I am sorry for the delay in extending my sympathies, I had no idea Jeff passed away until the beautiful tribute in this morning's paper. My prayers and love go out to all of you.
Nathan Marcus
June 11, 2009
I love and miss my uncle so much. What an incredibley strong ang powerful man, And lack of a better word "Intelligent". He was always positive and kind to me, No matter how bad I screwed up. Bless his heart.
Sorry Aunt Julie,
Colleen Mack
June 7, 2009
In Loving Memory of Jeffery "Jeff" Mack.
I am so sorry I unintentionally left Tom (Tommy) , Kary, Joey and Billy's names off the family list. We all love and miss you Jeff.
April 12, 2007
June 7, 2009
Greg Finch
June 7, 2009
Eulogy delivered by Greg Finch at Darling & Fischer Mortuary, Campbell, CA on Saturday, June 14, 2008.
I met Jeff on June 7th, 1976. I had moved in across the street from his family. Jeff was always a planner. He and Jeff Skidmore thought that it would be easier to throw a tennis ball into my backyard and then ask to get it back then to just knock on the door and introduce themselves. After many failed attempts to actually get the ball into my backyard, I messed up their plan as they were mid toss as I walked out and met my new neighbor. Who would know at that time, we’d become lifelong friends.
Jeff and I hit it off immediately. There was a kinship that I can’t describe. Jeff and I always considered each other brothers. And like teenage brothers we had an occasional fight. I would chase Jeff into his house. Jeff was always quick to lock the door. He would stand at the window looking at me and then mouth back to me everything I was yelling at him. The more I yelled the more he moved his lips and laughed. The more he laughed, the angrier I would get. He would keep mocking me and laughing until I gave up. He always won because it was hard to stay mad at him.
Jeff always had that sinister, smug, smirk-filled, laugh. I think the creators of Dennis the Menace wish that they could have an actor that had that laugh. It was always a pleasure to hear it. The hardest I ever heard him laugh was when I was sitting innocently on the family room highback couch and their family cat; Scissors walked along the back of the couch and attacked my forehead without provocation. I think it was my startled reaction but he couldn’t stop laughing.
Jeff and I just had fun. Jeff always was the business man. During the oil crisis of 1979, when California was on gas restrictions, a line would form to the gas station. We sold toffee covered peanuts to the waiting motorist to help pay for our Yosemite YMCA camp. Even as adults we cherished the times we had growing up together.
Jeff and his family would move to Shingle Springs in the ninth grade but we stayed in-touch. And shortly after he graduated high school, Jeff came back down to visit me. As he started to leave that evening, my Mom asked that he wait until the morning to drive. He said sure and three months later my Mom noticed he still hadn’t left. Jeff started paying rent and lived with my family and me so that he could attend school and pursue his career. In 1987, Jeff and I would move out of the house to rent our own place. We lived together for the next couple of years.
It was during this time that I learned quite a bit about Jeff. Jeff loved to drive fast. He got this weird pleasure of watching me hit the passenger side imaginary brake as he constantly changed lanes, followed cars too closely and played an imaginary keyboard with both hands on the dashboard of his red Chevy Sprint while listening to his favorite music which was being played way too loud. There were many songs that he’d be playing the imaginary keyboard to and I’d tell him…”Dude, the song doesn’t have a keyboard.” He looked at me and laughed and kept playing the air keyboard.
Jeff loved listening to music. He also had no inhibitions about belting out the lyrics to his favorite songs. He was the William Hung of the 80’s. But he didn’t care because he was having fun.
In the late 80’s we introduced Julie and my wife Tonie into our lives. Things between us change. Not for the worse, they just change because of the time priorities associated with maintaining a family. We saw each other less but it was fine. Our conversations were never strained. Jeff and I could go a year without seeing each other and pick up where we left off. I could sit in a room with him and not worry about uncomfortable silence.
He wasn’t pretentious. Jeff liked material things, but not for him. We wanted the opportunity to share things with his family and friends. He was selfless. He loved planning parties for the Mack clan. He loved the neighborhood parties. Everyone was welcome. He loved to vacation with other friends and their families. He loved people. He was kind. I would venture to say that if you close your eyes and picture Jeff you will see a picture of him smiling.
Jeff is the only adolescent friend that I maintained into adulthood. I’m sure gonna miss him as will each and every one of you.
Many of us remember Jeff with a beer-We miss you!
June 6, 2009
Colleen Mack
June 6, 2009
In Loving Memory of Jeffery "Jeff" Mack
Jan 21, 1965 - June 10, 2008.
It's only been a year since you left us, but it seems like a life time. Not a day goes by that our hearts do not ache for you. We miss you more than words can explain. Love you always,
Julie, Daphne, Phoebe & Philip; Mom and Dad; Mike, Cora, Hayden, Maddy & Emma; Jason, Dayna, Brittany & Nate.
Tom Mack
June 5, 2009
Eulogy delivered by Tom Mack at Darling & Fischer Mortuary, Campbell, CA on Saturday, June 14, 2008.
Good morning, my name is Tom. Most everyone calls me “Tom,” but to Jeff I was “Tommy” his little brother.
My big brother was confident, very sharp, accomplished, cocky, neurotic, obsessive, paranoid, stubborn, fun-loving, career and family focused. A father, brother, husband, son, friend. And an inspiration. After his family his great love was music. He loved; U2, INXS, Queen, all the 80’s rock. But, he kept up with the times; most recently I’ve received photos and video from him attending concerts with friends and with my brother Mike to see such bands as Def Leppard, Foreigner and the Foo Fighters. He was always sending photos of the latest events and concerts he had attended. We actually had sort of a game where we would send each other voicemails when we went to concerts. There would be no talking or message in the voicemail, just a recording of one of the songs. I remember getting a call on my cell phone in the middle of the night, wondering who would be calling me at that time? I’d check my phone in the morning and have a distorted, recording of the Scorpions singing “Still Loving You” over the noise of the crowd.
He attended many more concerts than I ever did. He always had the best seats. He has even been known to go to the same concert, like U2, two nights in a row.
Jeff loved to be in charge. He was always planning the next event. He loved to get together with people and was an incessant planner. Always planning ahead. He’d call me, as I am sure he would call some of you, with some idea like… “we should go to San Francisco for Dad’s birthday…” “We should get a bunch of RV’s together and go camping…” “we should have a surprise party for Mom’s 60th.” And, if he was able to get a little concurrence from the group, he would run with it. Planning all of the details. I’m not sure if my wife realizes, but he even helped me plan my wedding. Jeff was First Class all the way. Much to the dismay of those of us with lesser financial means. But, after the event, we would all agree that although it may have expensive it was a blast and something we would always remember. He was the kind of person who could always get you in the mood with a beer and cigar ready. He loved beer.
Jeff loved to show off and share his great successes with everyone. We all had to hear about his latest “toy” his vacations and his social events. But that was Jeff, and you expected that. Not really boasting. He would get excited about these things and in the process would make you excited about it, too.
Jeff was a giver. He gave GREAT gifts. In fact, he gave me this watch that I’m wearing. I always get compliments on it. While I was a poor college student, Jeff supplemented my beer fund by regularly sending me some money every month. In the Navy, whenever I went on 6 month, overseas deployments, Jeff was the one, by far, who sent me the most packages. That was his way of making you feel special; by having you share in his success. He loved to give.
We had our fights. But, they were always about family. Family was very important to him and he had very specific ideas on what the family should do. That was part of his controlling nature. If you didn’t see eye to eye with him that could get you in hot water, sometimes not speaking with you for extended periods of time. But, he would always come around sooner or later.
Jeff always looked out for me. I was his young protégé. And I always looked up to him. I wanted to be just like him. He was successful in the Silicon Valley technology sector. I have proudly told many friends and co-workers about the success of my big brother. Although I choose the Navy for my career, I always thought it would be cool to come work for Jeff someday when I got out of the military. We had sort of a competition going on when it came to higher-education. I think I beat him by a couple of months in getting my Bachelor’s Degree, but he beat me in getting his Master’s. In both cases, in his defense, he was holding down a day job and going to night classes to earn these degrees while I had the luxury of military scholarships and no other duties.
When my sister Kathy died 14 years ago, Jeff was the one who called and told me. He was the one who directed the family in the days afterward. In true character, he quickly took charge of the situation. When I learned of Jeff’s passing on Tuesday, for a moment, when you wonder what to do next, I actually thought about calling Jeff to find out what I should be doing. But, of course, I couldn’t. I thought to myself, what would Jeff do in this situation. And, it all was very clear. Drop everything, get on the next plane and fly out to San Jose. Fly out to be with family, offer support and to get support. That’s what Jeff would do. When crisis occurs, we all turn to family. Friends may come and go, but good friends and family are always there. I’ve always somewhat regretted that I didn’t speak at my sister’s funeral, and I did not want to let this happen again.
I will miss Jeff, but I think there are things we can learn from his example. Don’t be afraid to take charge. It’s okay to be proud of your accomplishments. Special events planned ahead are the best. And always put family and friends first.
Good bye, Jeff.
I love you and will miss you Big Brother.
Malcolm McLeod
December 23, 2008
Hi Julie and Jnr Macks thinking praying sending love to you and to Jeff at this time.
Believe in the love that all friends of Jeff are sending, believe in you and the kids mighty spirit to come out the other side of this.
"The Human spirit is stronger than anything that can happen to it"
George C Scott
Love from a sunny place, your eternal best mate from downunder Malcolm.
HO Cam
August 7, 2008
Dear Julie,
My name is Cam Ho from Singapore, I only come to know of Jeff passing few hours ago from a mutual friend, only last April he help me locate my long lost american friend, he bought me a cd and mail it to me which i was unable to buy from singapore, i still keep the packaging and treasure the cd, Jeff is my best friend from america and i am going to miss him alot alot, be strong and if there is anything i can do over this side please drop me a email.
Once again, be strong for i know u r, Jeff always proud of his family n we have to respect him and love him without questions.
Donna Mack
July 31, 2008
I am so truely sorry. Just heard about your loss.. too much heart-break for one family. I wish you all well in the future.
Be strong......
Donna
Tom Bolich
July 10, 2008
Dear Julie,
Sorrow and sadness...there are no words to truly express how I feel about your loss. I was a classmate at Pepperdine with your beloved Jeff. I am sorry we never met in person as I feel through Jeff I knew you. Every time I was with Jeff he was quick to pull out a photo and proudly display his loving family. It was obvious he truly loved you Julie, and adored his children. This is not fair and truly only the good die young. I wish there was something I could do to relive your pain. Please know that he was loved by many and that many more around the world were proud to call him friend. His kind heart and genreous nature were a gift to the wide circle of people whose hearts he personally touched.
Prayers and Caring to you and yours...
Sincerely,
Tom Bolich
Benjamin, Marci, Miles and Chase Cornforth
July 2, 2008
We knew Jeff through his son Phillip at Clement School. We are heartbroken at the loss and wish the Mack family all of our universal strength.
Wendy Boggess
June 26, 2008
I am thankful that my memories of Jeff are entirely centered around his family. His spirit will live on in the beautiful smiles and brilliant minds of his three truly, truly wonderful children.
You have my greatest sympathy, and my prayers are with you. I hope to see the four of you very soon.
Ken Dahl
June 25, 2008
Julie,
I just learned of Jeff's passing and my heart goes out to you and your children. Jeff and I met professionally back in the early 90's and quickly developed a very strong friendship! We shared some great times from Singapore to California and I always enjoyed our time together. Jeff never failed to catch me up on how you and the kids were doing. I remember when you rented the motor home a few years ago and took that great family vacation! Jeff put together a full album of pictures from that trip and sent it to me online! He was so proud of the fun you all had and so proud of his family. It was fantastic to share his love of your family and always generated the biggest smile of his face when he would share what you all were doing! I will miss him dearly and forever keep all the great memories of his friendship near to my heart. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and all that knew and loved Jeff.
Ken Dahl
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