Jeffrey Deane

Jeff always gave more than he got. That was who he was. I´ll miss you, my friend.

Jeff and Nancy were my glamorous Big Cousins and we idolized them. Jeff was always kind to all, with a ready laugh and ability to listen. I remember thanksgiving especially when he took the time to inquire about each of our lives and loves. Jeff always made time for Aunt Bea, his mother, his grandparents, uncles and cousins. The Sterman family send our love and condolences to Laurie and family.

Larger than life in every good sense. Whatever "it" is, Jeff had it. Generous, friendly, and engaging. If you were his friend, you were lucky.

My best friend in the1980s when we worked together at EFHutton. He will be missed. May he rest in peace. Avi Shalom Steve Baron

This is very very sad news. I´m a long ago (high school) friend of Jeff´s and have the best, most happy, fun memories of our times together during those carefree years. I send my love and sincere condolences to your family. My thoughts are with you and will always remember Jeff for his infectious smile, handsome good looks and glorious personality. Debbie (Herson) Cohn

Thank You "Gunga" for sharing 8 decades of Great Memories. Cookie of Dc

Laura so sorry for your loss

This is Ken Dreyfuss from Annapolis, MD. My first memories of Jeff were when my high school friends and I were heading to "the clay field" and "Wilner's Alley,"and our street for sports, while Jeff was a total standout for every imaginable sport at Wilson. A true "Son(s) of Wilson!" Years later, while living in Annapolis, Jeff and Laurie kindly invited me over to their remarkable and colorfully bright home. A short time later, their young son, Jake?, walked down the back steps and into...