Jeffrey Charles Adkinson

Jeff was a great guy. I wish he was still here. I'm sure the rest of you do too.

Gone but not forgotten. Still remember what was the best times we had for a short time.

Gosh, has it been 18 years? Hard to believe time goes by so fast. Jeff was great! Some of my very best days were when I would go to the video store. Anywhere else it would have been a 15 or 20 minute trip, but with Jeff there was usually up to an hour talking and joking after the videos were picked out. I miss him a lot.

Jeff was a great guy. Still miss him.

What is there to say about Jeff other than the obvious...he was and is the biggest influence that someone has ever had on my life. My earliest memories of renting video games and movies. Never knew then he'd grow into being the first father figure I had in my life that I felt had time for me. To this day I remember Jeff for being the most honest man I have ever met. He wasn't perfect but he was what I wanted and needed at that point in my life. I miss him everyday of my life and he will...

I worked for Jeff for the past 10 years. He was always there when I need help. He would be the first person to offer anything. I will always remember him and I standing behind the counter and quoting "The Simpsons". Thank you Jeff for the memories.

Jeff was such a nice guy. He always greeted us by our first names when we entered the video store. Always smiling and always pleasant.It's sad to not have Jeff with us and sad to see the empty store.
Our caring and loving thoughts to his family and friends.
The Chase Family

God truly broke the mold that made Jeff's image and personality. I first met Jeff in the late 1980's when we had moved to the area. I rented videos from him almost daily and we fast became friends. He had a wealth of information about the movie industry as well as recent and past releases. He contributed dearly to my church and me by allowing us to place posters in his window for our Christmas shows. He was a true friend and his passing at such a young age has been devastating to my...

My name is Geoffrey Charles Wrigg, and like many others, I was both shocked and saddened to learn of the passing of Jeff, the "neighborhood video guy" and my near-namesake.

I moved to north Everett from Montana in the spring of 2002, and Jeff was one of the first people I met here. I had a very rough time the first year and a half or so with work and personal issues. I couldn't afford to rent movies very often, but when I could, I knew that there was one friendly face I could count...