JEFFREY P. OBERDICK

Jeff was a big-bearded senior in the Tiona house at Graceland in the fall of 1976. He drove a maroon 2-door 63 Chevy with three on the tree. He welcomed me as a freshman from the first day I was introduced to him. Always a sweet and caring man providing a map of how I should be as a senior. He used to say he wanted to earn his LLD in Nursing so he could be called Dr. Nurse. It looks like he found the crowd of kids he could love and would love him. We were in "Our Town" together at...

Mary, I just found out about Jeff. I'm so sorry to hear this. You and Jeff were a Big influence in my life and I'll never forget as long as I live.Bless you.

I am so sorry to hear that Jeff has passed. I met Jeff when my mom Judy Neill worked with him at MCI. He was also, my camp counselor at camp YOPECA. He was always fun and gave great big bear hugs. In fact in one of the camp newspapers there is a picture of my best friend Tracy, Jeff and myself, the caption reads "the good, the bad and the ugly". My thoughts and prayers are with you. April Neill Sweetland

The world will be a more solemn place without Jeff's smiling face and terminally positive outlook.

Jeff was one of my first acquaintances on the Graceland campus. We bonded immediately over our sarcastic wits. I never saw Jeff when he wasn't smiling. The world will be a more solemn place without his presence. I will mourn our loss.

Dear Pam- I am so sorry.