JEFFREY DEITCH Ph.D.

The years have moved on and you now have more angels with you- my beautiful wife Mimi and your dad Stan share your heavenly space. Our world is lonelier for their passing but our love for you all lives in us.

Jeff,
I will miss you so much. It was an honor to be loved by such a wonderful man as you. You enriched my life in so many ways. Our time together was too short, but we cherished every moment.
Lisa

With fond memories of a dear colleague and a passionate supporter of the worldwide fight against ALS/MND. Thank you so much Jeff for your efforts and commitment to that cause. You will be deeply missed.

Jeff you were a wonderfull person! I'm glad I had the opportunity to known you! We all will miss you very much! Our deepest condolence goes out to all your family and friends! ALS Liga Belgium

Words seem inadequate to express the sadness we feel.
Our warmest condolences.
Elcin & Alper Kaya

I have lost a great friend, the ALS world has lost one of his great fighters, his loved once have lost kind and helpful man. Bud all of us have mind full of great memories filled with humor and smiles. I am thankful for getting to know this fantastic man. From Iceland we send our deepest condolences to all his family and friends.
Gudjon

Deepest condolences on the loss of Jeff. Love, Ilene Gail

Jeff was a mench. His kindness knew no bounds. We were blessed to have known him. Our thoughts & prayers are with his family. May your happy memories of him bring you comfort & strength.
Elaine, Ed, Eddie & Ty Wasekanes

Jeff and I knew each other, and remained in touch, for over 30 years, despite having somewhat different likes and dislikes. Maybe, in part, because of that. Besides common science interests, there were two things that tied us...he was best man at my wedding (he also made sure I didn't back out of that event), and we both liked a bar band in Charlottesville (VA) that few had heard of at the time...Dave Matthews. Sweet you rock, and sweet you roll, Jeff.