Skyler Jones

Syler and our son played basketball together in elementary school. I have strong memories of a great young man. Our son was new to the area. Skyler was always kind and welcoming to Ross and everyone. Thinking of Skyler and you all.

We at the FHSU Department of Social Work are so sorry to learn of Skyler's passing today. Skyler was a wonderful person. He was one of the most authentic students we have encountered, and we are proud to have him as an alumnus. Even when he struggled with his illness, he saw wonder and majesty in the world. He sought to make the world better and ease the suffering of others. He genuinely desired to understand life's most important questions and diligently pursued truth, justice, and...

Come join us in remembering Skyler at The K on April 25, on what would have been his 26th birthday.

We´re honored to share that Skyler will be recognized at the Royals game on April 25-his 26th birthday-for his work in mental health and the lives he touched as a crisis counselor. We´ll be sitting in Section 208-please join us. In his honor, we also want to remind everyone that help is always available. Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

Jill and Fowler and family, I´m so sorry for your devastating loss. I´m always thinking of you and sending you healing thoughts. Love always, Laura and Joe Farace

I didn't know Skyler well or long, I worked with him in the Mobile Crisis department at University Health (Truman). The man who he replaced was named Smith, and I joked that we traded a Smith for a Jones. I was sorry to see him leave, but figured he'd do good things at Mirror as well. I'm so sorry to hear he's gone. Much too young. My sincere condolences to his family and friends.