Jeffrey G. Cain

I just return back to work 11-3-06 i am so sorry to hear that mr.cain had pass he was such a sweet and kind man again i am sorry for your lost i work on 7main at brookwood hosptial

Jeff will always be remembered by his smile and by the way he always made a special effort to make you feel welcomed. Arnold and I appreciated all his help that he gave us at AAA. We have fond memories of the fraternity gatherings back in the late 70's. He will be missed.
Kathy and Arnold Farr

Jeff was a unique character who added great flavor to my days in college. He will forever be Superman to those fraternity brothers whose life he shared. Peace be with you.

I just heard about Jeff's passing. I worked with him for 6 years at AAA-Alabama and he was a great friend and co-worker. I am sorry for your loss and my prayers are with his family.

I don't think I have a single memory of Jeff Cain without a grin on his face. A thin SUPERMAN with a potbelly and a big heart. Yours in the bond,

Jeff, was my little brother in the TKE chapter at UAB. I don't remember ever seeing Jeff when he didn't greet you with a smile. I loved his attitude and his zest for life. All of us that knew Jeff will miss him greatly.

I worked with Jeff at A.C. Moore and looked forward to each night with him. He always greeted me the same he'd repeat my name twice, then hold out his hand for me to shake, and would smile from ear to ear. I'll miss him greatly. Best wishes to his family.

I was friends with "Jeff " in High School. He was affectionately
called "Jethro Bodeine" by me and other classmates
and we had many good times and laughs together. I talked to Jeff on the phone in 2002 and now more than ever Im glad I did. I will miss you Jeff. Goodbye

I was so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.