Jeffrey-Holler-Obituary

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Jeffrey Dee Holler

Pontiac, Michigan

Sep 3, 1956 – Jan 20, 2021 (Age 64)

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BORN
September 3, 1956
DIED
January 20, 2021
AGE
64
LOCATION
Pontiac, Michigan

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Sparks-Griffin Funeral Home - Pontiac Obituary

After a long illness, Jeffrey (Jeff) Dee Holler, 64, entered into eternal heaven on January 20, 2021. Jeffreywas born on September 3, 1956, in Pontiac, Oakland County, Michigan. Jeff was preceded in death by hisparents Jack Dee and Joy Lorraine Holler. Jeff is survived by...

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My dearest brother,
Today you have been gone from earth for one year. Not a day goes by without missing you. I remain forever grateful for being able to let you know how very much I love you and am so glad you're my brother.
I now smile more when I think of you - imagining you listening to Guy Clark with all the gestures that are only you! The tears still come, at times, but there isn't this gut wrenching pain that exists in the early stages of grief.
I continue to find solace...

I am so sorry,I never knew,till i decided to check today! Rest his soul! I called for so long,well now I know.RIP JEFFERY.

6 months today, dear brother. Not a single moment nor day goes by that you aren’t missed.
Forever, my big brother ❣❣❣❣

3 months today. I was telling Velina that there is a somber quality to life without you in it. Everything is quieter and I guess that's okay.
Still so unfair and sad, dear brother. So, so very sad. You are so missed and loved!
I love you,
Jami

I planted the beginnings of my garden today in honor of you, dear brother.
Two months are going to lead to more without you here. I so wish it was different
The grief is changing, but your absence is permanent. I continue to ache.
Forever loving and missing you.
Your sister,
Jami

My dearest brother
I continue to grieve your loss so deeply. Time was taken from you and those of us who loved you that wanted more time. The powerlessness of grief is horrible.
Sometimes I feel selfish that I want you back so much. To have you back would mean you still had your pain. That I wouldn’t want.
I want to have magical powers-to bring you back and have your pain absent.
Instead, my reality is to still grieve because I love you so.
You sister
Jami

It’s been one month my true love. I long for your voice. I long to see your gait as you moved around working in the garden. I miss our time on the boat as we collected water samples for your work. I miss our life. You will forever be in my heart. I love you Jeff....... Velina

It’s been one month since your death, dear brother and not a moment goes by without missing you. And then there is time, with it’s parallel concepts around grief. With the passage of time, I know my grief will find a resting place. It will also mean you have been gone longer and it is this later concept that still brings such sadness and tears.
I want to still brighten each other’s day with a text or a phone call where no matter what, you will say , “ now take care, hon, I’m fine”.