Jeffrey Harter Wall

What an amazing person! I regret that I did not know him. My deepest condolences, Susan

I am so saddened by Jeff's passing, but I know he had a good life, and a loving family. He is inextricably woven into so many of my fondest boyhood memories, and even later in adulthood. We were constant companions through middle school and high school, and afterward. I always admired my best friend Jeff - so smart, so funny, so inquisitive and adventurous! I regret that we lived far from each other and eventually drifted apart, but he always remained part of me, and knowing him was a great...

He was my brother's best friend in Jr. High and high school. He became a good friend to our whole family. A good man with a quick wit and ready laugh.

I always enjoyed seeing Jeff, he was a genuinely nice man. I tended to see him / bump into him at the grocery store more than anywhere else and we´d share a laugh. Seeing that #34 marathon photo is really neat

I knew Jeff through birding in the San Francisco area. It was always a pleasure to spend time with him. He will be remembered fondly by many.

I am so sorry for the loss of your dad, Julie. It sounds like he was quite a man. I hope your memories of your dad help you as you grieve his loss. I am thinking of you and your family.

So sorry. Mary Jo (Satwicz) and Greg Baryza. Remember a great trip with Jeff down the Grand Canyon.