Jeffery George Grant

Dear Family,
My fondest memories of Jeff are from 1990-92. We carpooled together to SRS, and I also drove a van that Jeff rode in. I often recall one evening, when I was driving the van back to Augusta, and the passengers were getting
rowdy. I asked them to calm down, and Jeff said (from the back of the van) "OK Dad". We often talked about being good dads, and the camping trips we had made. I'll always miss him.

Yet, though I cannot see thee more,
'Tis still a comfort to have seen;
And though thy precious life is over,
'Tis sweet to think that thou hast been.
Your family were the FIRST to welcome us in the neighborhood, but you won't be the last we remember ! Our thoughts and Prayers are with you all ! (send the boys over any time to play....please)

Dear Sybrenia and family, I offer with love my condolences on your loss and prayers for your peace of mind as you adapt to life without him physically present. I just found out yesterday. I know he will always be in your heart.

Jeff, I certainly will miss you. Our discussions about the Bible and life in general were great. I know that you are at the feet of Jesus now, enjoying the rest of your life for eternity. I will see you one day and we can continue our talks.

Sybrenia and Family, I have just learned today of your loss and am saddened to know that this has happened to you and your family. Please accept my sincere condolences, as you know, I can relate to your loss and the pain of losing the one person in your life that understood you more than anyone else and accepted you unconditionally. Getting through the times ahead can be unbearable unless you can keep your eyes on Jesus and your faith in His Grace and comfort. My prayers and well wishes are...

Dear Grant Family,

May happy memories overtake your sorrow during this time. The thoughts of Pepper bring back fond memories of our Hampton years.

We'll miss you Jeff. To the family, my heartfelt condolensces for your loss. I can't feel your pain, but trust in the Lord, for he is the true comforter.

God Bless

My little brother Jeffrey was a tree!
Yes it's true. At age 6, he was a snaggle tooth, tap dancing tree in Bill Fowlers' Dance Recital in Medford, Massachusetts. After hearing from so many of his friends and co-workers over the past week, I will still remember him as a tree. He was a tall Oak tree with strong roots that were anchored in place by his faith in the Lord and love for his family. He was a strong Oak tree with a massive trunk that could withstand any hurricane or storm that...

My little brother Jeffrey was a tree!
Yes it's true. At age 6, he was a snaggle tooth, tap dancing tree in Bill Fowlers' Dance Recital in Medford, Massachusetts. After hearing from so many of his friends and co-workers over the past week, I will still remember him as a tree. He was a tall Oak tree with strong roots that were anchored in place by his faith in the Lord and love for his family. He was a strong Oak tree with a massive trunk that could withstand any hurricane or storm that...