Jeffrey Paul Chapman

Still miss you buddy.

It's hard to believe that it has been 16 years. I still think of Jeff or Jethro as I called him, especially when driving around Dowagiac. Jeff was just a good guy, big, happy, and a smile on his face.

Jeff was a good friend and classmate of mine thru med school. We occasionally were able to renew acquaintances when he worked at Butterworth. He will be greatly missed. Many prayers for him and his family.

Dear Donna, Matthew, Hannah, Heather and Madeline,
We are so sorry about the loss of your dad. He will be greatly missed.We have great memories of your home at Gun Lake. We remember when your Dad tried to teach Mike how to ski behind the boat. Your dad never gave up, but I don't think Mike stayed up very long! It was a fun day! Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time. Matt, stop over anytime OK?
Rick and Janie Lenartz and Mike.

My deepest symphathy goes to Jeffs family,he was a happy, outgoing, and friendly, fun man. He will be very missed by all that ever came in contact with him.

Jeff was a great friend in med-school and at Beaumant Hospital. He will be missed.

I am so very sorry for your loss. I have some sweet memories of Jeff as a child playing with my girls.

It was in shock that I heard of Jeff's death. I knew him and his family from Gun Lake Community Church and later at Thornapple Valley Church. I attended adult Sunday school classes taught by Jeff at GLCC and will always remember the way he brought the Bible to life. He was a very friendly, happy person and I extend my sincere sympathy to his family and friends. He will be remembered with a smile, as he was so quick to give whenever I saw him. I pray for God's loving presence as you...

The Cheaney family will dearly miss Jeff. We have fond memories of the many family vacations at both Higgins Lake and Gunn Lake. Jeff also enjoyed motorcycle trips with family & friends.
So Long old friend,
Chris, Patti, Michelle & Lauren