Jeff A. Harstad

Leslie, Josh, Nicole, and the rest of the Harstad Family. Sorry for your loss. Reading thru these comments brings back both memories and tears. Roach you said it so well. In many ways Jeff was like that motivating big brother. Haven't seen Jeff since Blanchard's wedding. But he was the exact same person he always was.

Leslie,
I had lunch today (12/15) with Vicki and Kathy. They told me about Jeff's accident. I had not heard and I am so sorry to hear of your loss. You have my sincerest sympathy. I pray that God will give you a measure of peace in the days and weeks ahead. I know that these are hard times for you, but put your faith in God and he will sustain you during this time and always.
Joyce Buffington

To Leslie, Donna, Chuck and the entire Harstad family. It was an honor to know and love Jeff. We had so many good times fishing on Upper Goose -- lots of laughs that will always be fond memories for us. He was quite a guy and will be sadly missed -- but always remembered!! Love, Tom & Laura

Chuck and Donna,

Sorry this is late, but I just heard about your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and Jeff's
family.

George Aalto

I had the honor to spend some quality time with Jeff here in Dallas recently. He was going to open a freight broker school with me. He came in my home and fixed everything and even told my wife to make a list and he would have it fixed when he returned in January. I love Jeff. I met him while working here in Dallas decades ago and then he called and wanted to re-connect. I feel honored that he choose my family to come see while on his journey to AZ. We laughed like old friends do. He made me...

My brothers, Mike and Tim, and I hung out with Jeff all through high school. I was stunned to hear of his passing. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

I want to convey our deepest sympathies to Jeff's family.

I can't believe it. I knew Jeff through high school and we meet up again at the Univ of Minnesota. I have been thinking of him lately. I wanted to talk to him again. I always remember him smiling and how he made you feel good to be around him. We miss you Jeff.

John and Debra Campbell

Our deepest sympathies. You are in our prayers. Craig and Karen DiLorenzo

My memories of growing up in Royal Oaks always include Jeff - fun and mischief went hand in hand with him. I'm sorry that I did not have the privilege of knowing him as an adult, since it is clear that he became a wonderful, warm man. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends, for strength and peace.