Justin Palmer

Love you my Brother Till we meet again!

Justin, one of my regrets is not being able to live near you as you grew into an extraordinary, amazing human being. I know you got many of your wonderful attributes from your mom Pam, my cousin. I know you have left your encouragement and memories with many many of your students. They have all been enriched for having you as their teacher. I so wish I were able to meet you and spend some time with you and your mom. When you lose a son you never lose his spirit. Yours is living on with...

I met Justin through my daughter, Coleen Martinez, who had the privilege of teaching with him at Foothill Country Day. He was truly an exceptional person and a unique individual. He made the world a better place.

Mr. Palmer was my first grade teacher when I was online on the pandemic. He was silly and kind the best teacher ever. When it was Christmas he came to our house and gave us a homemade card and a gift he was the best artist. He was writing a book I always asked him how his book was doing. I´m very sad I never met him in real life only in online school. He always called me his buddy and he loved his dog Chamberlin very much I hope he´s not sad. I will miss him forever.

Mr palmer I miss you so much and I hope you have a great life in heaven

what i loved about mr palmer he was sweet and kind he was a good teacher and funny he always helped me every single time i always got points from him on class dojo i felt sick and he helped me rip mr palmer