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matt rath
June 12, 2008
I just wanted to say thank you so much for putting this up for people to remember Caleb. Caleb was one of my best friends and he will always be missed greatly. Thank you everyone for being so supportive.
Lynda Rutherford
June 4, 2008
Although I did not know Caleb except through the eyes of his sister, Ashley, who adored him. I am so sorry for you lost. Ashley, you and your family continue to be in my thoughts and prayers. My arms are around you at all times!
c c
May 27, 2008
Thank you for sharing your devastating loss with us all. I too suffered from the addiction of prescription drugs for many years. I was a prisoner to them. The disease of addiction did not care who's heart I broke or who cared and loved me. I'm so sorry that Caleb lost his battle with this horrible disease. You will no doubt help countless others' from your selfless gift to share Caleb with us all. My prayers are with you.
Christine Mattiola
May 22, 2008
I read this obituary today but did not know your son. I am sorry for your loss. I was in Caleb's shoes in from 93' to 95' addicted to drugs an alcohol and overdosed on drugs. I am lucky to be alive and I am drug free for 12yrs now. I hope Caleb's obituary teaches kids that drugs can kill you and there is help out there.
Carol Si
May 20, 2008
I am so sorry for your loss. Thank you for sharing your heart with all. You may save someone else from the same thing happening to them.
Ronda W
May 20, 2008
I'am so sorry for your Loss, my thoughts and prayers are with you. By your courage to share the loss of Caleb's some one else may not face the same grief. Caleb's death will not be in vain. I know i will share his story with my family.
K Harris
May 18, 2008
Although I do not know you, I want to tell you how sorry I am about the loss of your son. Thank you for sharing at this difficult time. Doing so will be sure to help countless of others. It may not be the way you would have chosen, but Caleb Jacobs made a differance in the world.
Michelle S
May 16, 2008
First of all I want to say, I'm sorry to hear of Caleb's untimely death. I did not know him, but read his obit online, & just want to say thank you to the family for sharing how it happened, so that maybe someone else's life, can be saved. That was a very brave & noble thing of you to do. You're in my thoughts & prayers at this difficult time.
Karlee Jones
May 16, 2008
Thank you for the amazing courage of sharing this tragedy. The honesty of how our young precious children can be lost to the prescription drugs that are in so many homes. I have made copies of your message. I will show it to my family and loved ones as well as at work.
Your family will be in my prayers.
Thank you again, this could indeed save a life.
James Dunn
May 16, 2008
While I did not know Caleb, my family has suffered from addiction problems since I was a small child. I wish the best thoughts I can to the family and loved ones. I hope if others read this it may help them recognize if their children may be at risk. For every addict there are 8 people negatively affected.
Tanya Lull
May 16, 2008
While I did not know Caleb, one can see in his eyes what a wonderful person he must have been. I, too, will share this tragedy with my children and offer my deepest condelences. I am so very sorry for your loss.
Liz Bowman
May 16, 2008
I visited the newspaper site to read on old friend's death notice. I came across Caleb's obituary and it breaks my heart. My prayers are with his loved ones, his friends, and his generation. I will share the story with my teenager as well as my older children. Thank you for sharing his story so clearly.
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