Jeff Biel

Sorry to hear of Jeff's death. He was an incredible ally in the founding of AmeriCorps NCCC Charleston Campus. He was a champion of National and Community service. Condolences and fond memories to family and friends are submitted with gratitude and sincerity.
Donald L. Scott
Brigadier General, US Army, Retired
Founding Director AmeriCorps NCCC

To Lynda and the rest of Jeff's family, my deepest sympathies on your loss. To Jeff, you were one of the most intelligent, sincere, funny and kind persons I have ever known. I will never forget your warm humor and friendship. Many happy memories mingle with sadness as I think of your passing. Rest well and in peace, my friend.

I had the pleasure to work with Jeff at AmeriCorps NCCC. Jeff and I both enjoyed testing one another with trivia, including musical trivia. I remember I once convinced him to perform the entire Trouble recitation from Music Man, one of my favorite musicals, at a staff meeting. As the NCCC lawyer, I had to endure many lawyer jokes from Jeff, but they were always good natured. Jeff served his country well, both as a Naval Officer and as an AmeriCorps NCCC Region Director. He will be...

Jeff will be missed!! He was the best "boss" a person could ask for!! He was an easy person to love, respect and work with. Very Smart, funny and fair!! Rest now Jeff, listen to that big man music and continue reading those many books in the heavens!!

A fine SUPPO and leader. An honor to have served under him.

I remember Jeff from his days in Mechanicsburg at SPCC. He was always a bit of a maverick, didn't play political games, invariably brilliant, and always quick witted with impeccable integrity. I count him as one of the people who had a significant positive influence over my civilian career. RIP.

I kept telling Jeff to eat those fruit pies!! Lynda, he'd enjoy a good laugh at that. Seriously, saddened by his passing. Susan and I send prayers and condolences to you, Steve and Jeff's whole family.
-Ken Wenzel