Jeremy Allen White

Jeremy Allen White, 36, passed away suddenly on September 14, 2025, due to a tragic accident.

He is survived by his loving parents, Ron and Renee White; his wife, Danielle White; and his cherished children, Jesko and Poppy White. He was preceded in death by his brother, James Tracy White.

Born and raised in Sonoma County, Jeremy was drawn to mechanics and fabrication from a young age. He loved a challenge and thrived on creating, fixing, and improving anything that came his way. His strong work ethic and dedication led him to become a respected member of the Local 104 Sheet Metal Workers Union at just 18 years old, where he quickly became a well-known and admired figure.

For those fortunate enough to know him, Jeremy will be remembered as quick-witted, humble, and above all, hardworking. He valued camaraderie, believed no job was too big to tackle, and gave his best to the people he cared for both personally and professionally.

Above all else, Jeremy was a family man. He treasured time spent coaching his son’s T-ball team, riding bikes with his kids, discovering new swimming holes, and drawing treasure maps that led to hidden surprises. 
He also loved camping at Lake Pillsbury, duck hunting in the Central Valley, and fishing in Bodega Bay. Nearly everyone who knew Jeremy has a story that ties back to these passions, often filled with laughter, adventure, and his sharp sense of humor.

In this time of deep sorrow, may we find comfort in holding onto the memories of love, joy, and laughter Jeremy brought into our lives. He would not want us to dwell in sadness, but to take peace in knowing he left this world doing something he loved and was always drawn to. 

As Merle Haggard once said, “The first time we met is a favorite memory of mine. They say time changes all it pertains to, but your memory is stronger than time.”

Family and friends are invited to attend a celebration of Jeremy’s life on October 25, 2025, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Penngrove Clubhouse, where we will gather to share food, memories, and laughter in his honor.