West Chester, Pennsylvania
Jeremy Crego of West Chester Jeremy Crego, 34, of West Chester, passed away on February 12, 2011. Born in Delaware County in 1976, Jeremy was the son of Virginia (nee, Drass) and the late Terry Crego. He was an amazing father, husband and friend. Jeremy was known as the comedian of a large...
Read MoreThere are no words to express how truly tragic Jeremy's passing is. My heart is heavy when I think of your loss, please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.
Heather Hartman
February 18, 2011 | Philadelphia, PA
Becky, I am truly sorry for your loss, and the heartache your family is experiencing. Your family is in my thoughts.
Amy Metz
February 18, 2011
Your family is in our hearts and prayers. I hope you can find some peace and happiness in the time to come as you, and we all remember what a wonderful person jeremy was. Lots of love and strength to my Aunt Ginney and Mrs Crego.
Sherri McDavitt
February 18, 2011 | Palm Beach, FL
Becky, Ginny, Claire, Nate
Jeremy was an awesome son, husband, father, nephew and more. We are all very sorry to here of such a tragedy, words cannot describe. Our hearts are with you and hope and pray that you find peace as Jerm would want you too.
With all our love Jim, Andolia, Archelle, and James
Jim Drass
February 18, 2011 | Northfield, MN
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nichole berman
February 18, 2011 | Philadelphia, PA
Ginny,
My heart is breaking for you and your family. I am so very sorry, there are few words at a time of such sorrow to releive the pain. I pray God will hold you close. Be strong, you and your family are in my prayers dear friend.
Annette Williams
February 17, 2011 | Jonesboro, GA
Becky, our thoughts are with you, Nate and Claire.
Beth and Jim Menasion
February 17, 2011 | Philadelphia, PA
Rebe,
We are so incredibly sorry to hear this awful news. Jeremy was your soulmate. You and your entire family are in our thoughts and prayers.
Karen and Ed Hornberger
February 17, 2011 | Voorhees, NJ
Becky,
Our heartfelt sympathy to you, Claire and Nate. We can't even begin to imagine how difficult these last several days have been for you. Take comfort from the joy and innocence that your children will bring and from the help and caring support from family and friends. "When it hurts too much to look back and you are too scared to look forward, look to your side and your friends will be there."
Joyce & Ken Zdan
February 17, 2011