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for Jonathan Uhlig
Georgia
November 22, 2024
You are not forgotten, Jonny.
Ellie
December 22, 2020
Jonny was such a great role model. I don’t have any negative memories with him and he truly was a a light in a dark room. Every interaction I had with him was positive and I strive to be as caring as he was. No matter what the situation, he was an open ear.
Megan Burke
November 30, 2020
Alexa, Oliver, Lea, Jan, Sebastian
November 30, 2020
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together.
Hannah Roberts
November 29, 2020
I met Jonny on service team in Glorieta, NM in 2019. I firmly believe the reason God called me back that year was so that I could meet Jonny. Before we ever said a word to each other he felt like a little brother to me and I felt a strong conviction to share my testimony with him so I did and later Jonny asked if he could tell me his, so he did. We cried together, I prayed over him and we hugged and I loved him like he really was my brother. We kept in touch after camp and I am beyond heartbroken that I didn’t get to say goodbye. Jonny touched my heart so much more than I could ever express and I will miss him until I join him in Heaven. I still don’t know why God led me to trade stories with Jonny but I am forever thankful that we did. I’ll love and miss you forever, Jonny. I’ll see you again someday.
Brady Petty
November 29, 2020
A great cousin and a great friend. Bonding with him over just one summer was a lifelong memory. He brightened up the room and put others before himself and never complained. When I think about the word selfless I think about Jonny and I will always remember the time I had with him.
Kyle Berg
November 29, 2020
Jonny was a teammate, friend, and partner in defence, we would play soccer together, I remember how aggressive we would be, if I missed a tackle Jonny would be right there to help, I always knew could rely on him. He was a great guy.
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