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Jeffrey Alan "Crusher" Cushman

Everett, Washington

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Jeffrey Alan Cushman "Crusher"

Jeffrey Alan Cushman, 68, of Everett, passed away at his home in Mesa, AZ on June 9, 2013 after a two year battle with cancer, which he fought to the very end.Jeff was born on March 23, 1945 in Seattle, WA to Floyd and Pauline Cushman. Jeff attended...

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I remember Jeff as smart, smart, smart, humble and an incredible athlete.

Miss you Bud. Felix Harke

So sorry Jeff & family went through the ravages of cancer. Iam a survivor myself and lost my husband, Bill to the beast. Hope you are doing well now. It takes time and lots of prayer.

There will be no forgetting Jeff Cushman. He was a special gift from God who was loaned to us for a while, as an example of what we should strive to be.

Sue-Rich and I are so sorry to hear that Jeff passed away. He was such a great guy! I remember way back in Woodinville when he tried so hard to keep Char, Linda, Naomi, Lyn and me "under control". We kidded him unmercifully about his "to do" list that he was never without. He helped the BSR group I supervised "win" the best group prize one Halloween by dressing up as our "boss". We were Madam E and her girls. He was a great boss, and so much fun. I will always remember the twinkle in his...

Sue and family,
We are so sorry to hear of Jeff's passing.Through the years we've lost touch, which I am so sorry for.We had no idea of his struggle with cancer.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you Sue and your family.
Sincerely,
Frank and Sherrie Hansen

Sue, Judy and I are saddened to hear about Jeff's passing and know how hard he fought, just as he did when we played ball, never quit never give up, no matter what the score or odds. He will truly be missed and remembered always. Know well he is in the arms of Our Lord. Rest well, Jeff, you fought the fight and were fatihful to the end. Love, Ron & Judy Kahns

Jeff and I go way back to the Silver Lake area gang. He was always a leader and good friend. May you rest in peace, until we meet again.

Dad...

I keep thinking about our last phone conversation and wondering, if I had known that it was going to be our last, would I have said anything different? Most of the time, I think that I wouldn't. We talked about the future and our plans, we said our 'I love yous' and planned on talking again in the morning. The only thing I wish I could have told you was that I am so proud - of you and your fight against this awful disease, of your resolve to stay strong despite the odds, and of...