Robert-Wolcott-Obituary

Robert Jeffery Wolcott

Santa Cruz, California

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Robert Jeffery Wolcott, or Jeff to everyone who knew him, left his body on December 27, 2008 at 9:30 pm at his home in Salinas surrounded by friends and loved ones. It is hard to describe in a nutshell the beauty and graciousness of Jeff and his life. For most of the past twenty years,...

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Ahhh memories of one of the most gentle souls I have ever had the honor to know in this life. Though they were but short, they were sweet. When I think about Jeff, I think about the times he gave me shelter and a purpose in his home in S.F. I met him through a mutual friend and became like a bee to nectar when I got to know him. I was a young lost, hurt girl with no one to care for me, but Jeff did. He counseled me when I was really down on myself. He made me feel important and special. I...

I just came upon this sad news of Jeff's passing, as I was looking up the deaths of his parents, Carl and Mildred. I first met Jeff in San Francisco, as he was re-creating this wonderful Victorian penthouse in Presidio Heights. I fell in love with this creation of Jeff's, and moved into the home in 1979. I spent 13 very meaningful years in this special place, and had many visits with Jeff as he was building it for me. As you know, Jeff was a very spiritual, peaceful, loving young man, and it...

I found out about Jeff's passing about a year after I had left San Francisco where I had met Jeff. I had no idea that Jeff was even sick and I was in shock to learn that he had passed. I was not in such a good place when we met and I was young. I had met Jeff through a friend whom was also a roommate of his and had graciously given me a job as I was homeless. I think when Jeff met me, being the compassionate and caring man that he was, took an interest in me and tried to help me by giving me...

Farewell dear friend! You have spread out into the entire Universe now, back to your original formlessness. It was such a privilege to know you in form and beautiful being-ness. We shall miss you on this Earth plane, but know you are perfect in your present exitsence. Much love always, Marjorie