Jeff L. Jones

I'm so sorry to hear the sad news about Jeff. I remember him well from many years ago -- Janette was my second cousin and was close to my mother -- and regret that we fell out of touch later. My thoughts and sympathy are with Jeff's family.

Hi, I am sorry for your loss, I just stumbled across Jeff's obituary. I used to work at MicroCenters with Jeff and James Scott, Glen, and the crowd. He and his family gave me a good chance in life to figure out my successes. I am still in search of his brother Jay whom I owe the same gratitude. 406-741-3800

Sorry for your loss. My heart and prayers go out to you and your family.

Hi Marlene..I'm so sorry to hear about Jeff. You two were such an amzing and caring couple. We have to get in touch. I still have the same address in Hanford, Ca. Please get in touch with me since the number I have for you is outdates. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Love and miss you. God bless and keep you all safe.

It was slways so fun to work with Jeff at WDS. He was a real people person and made everyone feel good. He was also such a hard worker. As mentioned above, people were drawn to him. His magnetic personality, his recipes, and his genuine friendliness were his trademark at work. We will surely miss him.

His love and devotion to his family was apparent in everything he did and said. May God comfort you in your loss and may you continue to feel Jeff's love surrounding you.

My Dad and sister and I would drive to Oregon to spend the Easter holiday with my Aunt Janette and family. I always remember Jeff making me laugh and having fun with him. I always hung out with the kids and stayed away from the parents but Jeff always made sure I was having fun too. I had such a crush on him not realizing that he was only 6 years older than me and not an adult either but still a kid. He visited my family when he was passing through Placerville about 20 years ago and he...

Jeffs infectious smile will be truly missed. We just chatted with him last week at Costco and he was so excited about his up coming cooking school he was planning to teach. He had done so much research into it and was so happy it was finally going to happen. He was always willing and eager to share new recipes and people were absolutely drawn to his wonderful personality. He was an asset to WDS, Costco, and just about everyone he knew. He was definitely loved, admired and respected. Our...