Jeffrey ELSTON

Best friend. Best man. Godfather. Irreplaceable. We will forever love and miss you, Jeff!

I went to school with him. He was always a gentleman and a very talented artist. Such a beautiful light in the world. Go, Jeff, go with Jesus and paint the night sky. I remember you with love because that is what you brought to the world.

This really hurts. Jeff and I go back to Jr. High School where we met. Jeff was an extraordinary artist. We used to draw comic books together, but I was in no way in Jeff's league. He was gregarious and funny and one of the most likeable people one could ever meet. I am proud to say that I knew him and I will miss him.

"Jeff-Ray" and I met in the late 80s many years ago, in some unknown and forgotten Springfield nightclub, as young professionals and we instantly became good friends. As with all friends, there is always a good story about how we met, the things we did, and how we influenced each other to be better. In fact, there are too many stories to share, and most should never be written down, but suffice it to say, that he always made me smile, and actually laugh out loud whenever we connected. It...

Jeff and I became friends in the 10th grade at South High School. I remember him being a pretty talented artist. Rest In Peace my brother! Until we meet again Daryl Green Cibolo, Texas

Dear Susie, Linda and the family of Jeff´s. We go back to Sunset Hills as youngsters we had so much fun together Jeff was the little bro that looked out for all us girls. He was a talented artist and honor roll student. We used to sleigh down the hill at Clark State College I treasure those memories still and even though I haven´t been in touch with you guys know that you are a special part of my childhood I will always keep close to my heart. Sending condolences to you all. Love, Marie Banta