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Jeffrey Winslow Higginbottom

Pennington, New Jersey

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Jeffrey Winslow Higginbottom NEW YORK CITY - Jeffrey Winslow Higginbottom, 61, passed on peacefully Tuesday at his home in New York City surrounded by close friends and family. Born in Worcester, MA, he moved to Pennington in 1952, where he spent his childhood. He received a B.F.A. in...

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I knew Jeff well when he worked at Pennbrook pool in Pennington as a lifeguard in the early 60's. All of the regular pool kids hung around him all day, all summer. My favorite memory, and I retell it frequently, is about how Jeff, red haired and fair skinned, made a bet with a friend to tape "yes it hurts" on his stomach, and to sit in the sun until he had a bad sunburn around it. Then, months later, he regretted that the words remained plainly visible. I had not seen him since I was 15...

11/3/06
I meet Mr. Jeffrey Higginbottom Some 25 Years Ago. We where having A business meeting in Maxwell's Plum in New York City , Talking About an up coming job with Mr. Warner Leory. During the meal, we where drinking a very nice bottle of red wine ; Out of nowhere Jeffrey blurted out . " This is like God running down your throat in velvet pants. At the time , I didn't realize what he meant . I Now understand ! Jeffrey was a true genius . Watching him design and being involved with many...

Sincere Sympathy to the family. Remembering friends and neighbors and classmates can be a great comfort at this time.

When Jeffrey was in the fifth grade, he drew a wonderfully accurate cartoon of our teacher, Miss Dodwell, on the blackboard while she was out of the room - cleavage and all! She couldn't erase that board fast enough! He leaves behind many wonderful memories for those of us who knew him in grammar and high school. I once bought one of his books for my children before I saw his name on the cover; I recognized his style and loved the way he drew himself as a little boy. I'm so sorry for your loss.