Jacob Fulham Skinner

Jake was genuine and kind-he was always a bright spot in my day...and I know I am not the only one who feels this! He cared about others in such a real way...he will be missed by so many people and never forgotten. Those historical baseball stats he could recall at a moment's notice-beyond impressive!!! Jake was a truly beautiful person and I am glad I got to work with him for so many years at Elm City...

Jake was a friendly neighbor. He was a wealth of interesting stories of history. He was very kind to my mum and me. When he wished you a Good Morning and asked How are you? He was sincere with a warm smile. Sara we hope fond memories of your dear brother are of comfort to you.

Jacob also had an amazing recall of, and passion for baseball. He was always one of the first to come in at Elm City, he´d enter through the brewery door and fill me in with all the action from the night before. Always a gentleman, he is missed by many.

I Will never forget when I told Jake I will be attending French culinary school in the fall. He got so excited and told me the history behind Auguste Escoffier. Moving forward he would only address me in French and made me promise to learn the language. Eventually he walked to the toadstool and bought me a book on how to learn French. That´ll always push me to continue on with school and make it to Europe one day.

Offering our deepest condolences at this difficult time.