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Jeffrey Comment Obituary

Jeffrey W. Comment, 60, of Kansas City, passed away on Saturday, October 30, 2004. A memorial service will be held on Wednesday, November 3, at 4 p.m., at Heartland Community Church, 8301 Lamar Avenue, Overland Park, Kansas. Jeff grew up in Indiana, and attended the nationally-acclaimed Kelley School of Business at Indiana University. He then went on to a career in retailing, holding several senior leadership positions with major retailers including Burdine's and Jordan Marsh in Miami, Florida, and John Wanamaker in Philadelphia. Most recently, Jeff served as Chairman and CEO of Kansas City based jewelry retailer, Helzberg Diamonds. Jeff joined Helzberg Diamonds in 1988, as President. He served side by side with Barnett Helzberg, Jr., growing the company from 80 to 145 stores. In May of 1995, Helzberg Diamonds became a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. and Jeff became Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. Jeff's guidance and leadership was instrumental in the successful growth of Helzberg Diamonds to 265+ stores nationwide. During his career, Jeff relied on a powerful sense of integrity and values as his compass. He was the author of a book titled Mission in the Marketplace, which explored the application of Christian principles in today's work environment. Jeff's true legacy is his profound commitment to helping others. It was his most fervent desire to encourage those around him to make a difference in the lives of people in need. Placing a high priority on giving back to the community, Jeff was active in both civic and philanthropic organizations in Kansas City and nationally. Most recently, he served as a Director on the Salvation Army National Advisory Board, as a Trustee at William Jewell College. He was on the Board of Directors for Jewelers of America, on the Board of Regents for Rockhurst University, and as a Trustee at Midwest Research Institute. He also is a Past Chairman of the Boards of Directors for the Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce, The Heart of America United Way in Greater Kansas City, The National Board for Young Life, and he was a past officer on the Board of Directors for the Civic Council of Greater Kansas City. These are just a few of the organizations with which Jeff generously shared his time and talents. Perhaps closest to Jeff's heart were his efforts to help children in need. Each year during the holiday season, Jeff embodied the spirit of giving by changing his business suit in favor of a Santa Suit - complete with a red hat. Jeff traveled across the nation, dressed as Santa, personally visiting sick children in pediatric hospitals. Jeff provided a moment of hope to thousands of kids, and he touched the hearts of their parents as well. Moved by his experiences as Santa, Jeff wrote a book called Santa's Gift, a touching story inspired by a very ill boy named Jonathan. In his book, as he did whenever he had the opportunity, Jeff encouraged others to go beyond conventional means of giving and to become personally, and closely involved in helping those in need. It was Jeff's most passionate desire to motivate others to discover the power of giving in a very personal way. Jeff's legacy is the thousands of people he influenced to find their own red hats. Jeff's legacy lives on in the loving memories of his family and friends. He was devoted to his wife of 34 years, Martha Comment, whose loving friendship, counsel and support he deeply cherished. He was devoted to this two children, Kristen, who lives in Boston, Massachusetts, and Ryan, who lives in Kansas City. In addition to his wife and children, Jeff is survived by his mother, Rosalie Comment; his sister, Janie Armstrong; and two brothers, Jim Comment and Joe Comment; as well as his nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his father, Wayne E. Comment. Jeff was loved and admired by all who knew him. He will be deeply missed. In lieu of flowers, the family requests contributions to Young Life, Greater Kansas City Region, P.O. Box 15694, Lenexa, KS 66285-5694 or Heartland Community Church, 8301 Lamar Ave., Overland Park, KS 66207. (Arrangements: D.W. Newcomer's Sons Stine & McClure Chapel, 3235 Gillham Plaza, Kansas City, MO 64109, 816-931-7777)

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Published by Kansas City Star on Nov. 2, 2004.

Memories and Condolences
for Jeffrey Comment

69 Entries

Janet Vernell

July 25, 2024

I'm not sure why almost 20 years later I thought about Jeff. He and I worked at Burdines together and on Christmas we would spend the day with kids in detention. We would take them to parrot jungle have lunch, give them gifts. Every one of them were young gentlemen and at the time our hearts were so full. After many years I reconnected with Jeff and we shared fabulous memories. For some reason today I thought of him and I'm thinking of him and his generous heart he is so missed.

Erin Mitchell

November 17, 2004

Dear Kristen and Comment family-

I am so saddened to hear of your news. I was lucky enough to meet your Dad just that once at Geoffry's when your parents were in town for your graduation from BU. I remember him from just that brief meeting as being a positive force--one that people could only be drawn to. I know how much you love him and I remember so many stories that you told me about him and how proud of him you are. I really can't imagine what you are going through. You all are in my prayers. He seemed to have lived such a great life, filled with selflessness and love; one truly to admire and one to be so very missed. Much Love,

Erin

Ron Hanna

November 9, 2004

It was like losing a family member. My heart sank when I heard of his passing. I can't adequately describe the feeling.

Jeff was an unusual person--a person of great energy and drive--passionate about whatever he persued--driven to be involved in every community he lived in--a person who always made a difference.

He was a great producer in business--a financial man with marketing genius. Yet, he was a humble-committed Christian who came into my life over thirty years ago and was a witness for Christ. When I made a faith commitment, Jeff Comment was at the center of it. I will forever be thankful for his Christian witness.

My wife Carol and I will miss his friendship. Our love goes out to you Martha and also to Kristen, and Ryan. Our prayer is that God's grace and time will help you with a new beginning.

Your Friend,

Ron

Terry Boyer

November 8, 2004

Marth, Kristin and Ryan,

Thank you, Martha, for letting me know last night about Jeff. Many years we have known each other. A lthough living apart for most of that time, it was always exciting to see Jeff and his family move up in this world, but keeping his Savior first in his life. I will never forget you had prayed for a Christian neighbor in Miami where I was blessed to begin our relationship with each other and our girls. I have been so proud of you all and what you have contributed to those around you. I always looked forward to the annual Christmas picture. I believe I can relay Russell and Karen's sympathy and wish for your comfort. May God grant you peace and comfort in the days ahead. Words cannot express how I have loved you and Jeff over the years though miles apart.

In the love of Christ,

Susan Stanley

November 8, 2004

Dear Martha, Kristen & Ryan:

I knew Jeff best through my husband. Trent helped with the technical details many of the times Jeff spoke at Heartland Community Church. Jeff might say he wanted a song with this or that thought in it for his message; one suggestion from someone he trusted and the decision was made as far as Jeff was concerned! His belief in others' abilities often surpassed their belief in themselves.

I also work in Heartland's front office. The number of phone calls I received in the days leading up to the funeral and the places people called from - New York, Chicago, L.A. - I wish for you that you could have heard them or that you could have seen the people start showing up before 3:00 for a 4:00 memorial service. Something as unexpected as Jeff's death is throwing the quality of his life into stark relief: just reading through the entries in this guest book tell you about the calibre of man he was - and is. If heaven didn't have teddy bears and Porsches before, I'm sure it will by the time we get there: Jeff will see to it!

With on-going prayers for you,

Jack Thompson

November 7, 2004

My wife Patricia and I were blessed early in our years here in Miami, which was early in my walk as a Christian, by knowing and then loving Martha and Jeff.

These two dear people have been role models, as they were for us then, of how Christians should walk humbly with the Lord.

Jeff always had that twinkle in his eye that let you know he was glad to be on this planet and totally in love with Jesus while here.

We lost touch with Jeff and Martha, simply because of the constraints of geography, but our mutual friends, Ron and Carol Hanna, now in Mt. Dora, Florida, would tell me how the Comments were doing. Everytime we asked, we heard of Jeff and Martha's service to the Lord and to others.

No one is indispensable, they say, but when it comes to Jeff, I don't believe it. This is a lesser place because this young, vibrant man is gone. Heaven is richer now, but that is why those of us left behind are sorrowful.

Martha, we love you, and our hearts break for you. This was a great man. This is a great man. There will never be another like him.

All our love, Jack and Patricia Thompson (and Johnny, our 12-year-old who never met Jeff but will hear about him today and will meet him one glorious day)

Charles Francis

November 6, 2004

Dear Martha, I am so sorry for your loss. I have been with Helzberg Diamonds for 8 years and have been inspired by Jeff in so many ways. He has touched many lives both professionally and spiritually and I will never forget him. He will be sadly missed by all. My prayers are with you and your family.

Klaus Depenbrock

November 6, 2004

I worked 5 years for Helzberg and Mr. Comment at Towne West, Wichita Kansas.Thank you Jeff for being a great guy and leader. You made the difference.

Lisa Henry

November 5, 2004

Recently I met Mr. Comment at the animal hospital where I work. He had found a puppy that had been hit by a car. He asked us to examine and treat the pup. He covered all the cost and asked us to find a home for him. We found a wonderful home for the puppy and Mr. Comment came to visit the pup a few times as he was recouperating. Now I see he was such a wonderful man to all beings!! What a loss for the world.

Ludin Bello

November 4, 2004

For the past 2 years I've had the honor every Christmas to see Mr. Jeff Comment. I captured the moment by taking a picture with him and my team. He was "Santa" to us bringing cheers, hopes and dreams even during hard times. My thoughts and prayers for the family...remembering that his cheers, hopes and dreams will continue through us.

Kayleen Young

November 4, 2004

Dear Mrs. Comment and Family

I was deeply saddened to hear of the untimely passing of Jeff. I worked for Helzberg Diamonds for several years and had the pleasure of meeting you both in San Diego a few years ago. He was truly an inspiration and a beautiful person. He will be greatly missed. You and your family are in my thought and prayers. God Bless you.

Dave & Julie Shafer

November 4, 2004

Our thoughts and prayers are with you. We'll always remember the great fun we had at the Chiefs' games.

Karen Langtry

November 4, 2004

Although I never had the privilege of personally meeting Jeff, I did have the privilege of hearing him speak from his heart on several Sunday mornings at Heartland Community Church. The love of God and his wife/family radiated through him. Thank you Jeff for touching my life.

Jodi Yaggie

November 4, 2004

Martha,Kristen,Ryan

My prayers and thoughts are with you all at this time. I have worked at Helzberg Diamonds for over five years. I did not have the privilage to meet Mr. Comment, yet only on video. A kind, loving and passionate person for life and for others is how I will remember him. That wonderful smile. God Bless you all.

Kelly Hennrich

November 4, 2004

Dear Martha, I am so very sorry for you loss. I feel privileged to have had the opportunity to have learned from such a great teacher. He has touched my life and career in ways I had not recognized until now. My prayers are with you and your family.

Bill Frailey

November 4, 2004

My thoughts and prayers are with you. I am grateful to have met a man with such passion for life and for helping others. He is an inspiration to everyone.

Linda Cooper

November 4, 2004

To the family of Jeff Comment:

I had the pleasure of working with Jeff over the past ten years and am deeply sadden by the sudden death of a very special man. I just thank God that I was blessed to know and admire him. My prayers and thoughts are with you, Martha and the entire Comment family as you mourn the loss of a great individual.

Sincerely,

Linda Cooper, LGC & Associates

Tom Marshall

November 4, 2004

It has been some time since my employment with Helzberg Diamonds, however the values, ideals, and ambitions displayed by Mr. Comment have always stayed with me and will do so for years to come. You will be missed by so many, and remembered always.

I will keep you and your family in my prayers always.

Bill Miller

November 3, 2004

I am a Helzberg manager and was fortunate enough to be visited by Jeff just a few short weeks ago. He was an inspiration to us all and will sadly missed. My prayers are with you during your time of need. God bless.

Dave and Barbie McDonald

November 3, 2004

Dear Martha, Kristin and Ryan,

Our deepest condolences to each of you. Jeff was a man who made a difference in the world. His caring ways will always be remembered. Jeff had such a servants heart for the Lord and people of all walks of life. I'm sure Jeff has been welcomed with open arms from our loving God saying " Well done my good and faithful servant." May the Lord guide you all through this difficult time. Bless you -

Art and Shawn Stevenson

November 3, 2004

Jeff was an incredible person who

provided a lot of joy for sick children and their families during

a very difficult time in their lives. As Winston Churchill said;

"We make a living by what we get,

but we make a life by what we give."

Those words are very descriptive

of Jeff Comment's committment to

sick children. Thanks Jeff, you

will be missed.

Marge and Bill Stevenson

November 3, 2004

Jeff was a joy to be acquainted with, and he made Christmas very

special for Jonathan and his family. His strong faith and dedication to sick children was

a true measure of his character.

Cynde and Art Brookfield

November 3, 2004

We are saddened and shocked by Jeff's sudden death. Martha, you, Kristin and Ryan are in our

hearts and prayers. We regret that

we are not in town to express our grief in person.

Janeen Goble

November 3, 2004

Mrs. Comment and family,

I just had to share with you how much I admired and respected Mr. Comment. It is because of him that I got involved with United Way here at Helzberg Diamonds. His dedication and love to helping children was an inspiration. God truely blessed him with a beautiful heart that was full of love for others. He will be missed here but always thought of. My prayers are with you and your family.

Sincerely,

Janeen M. Goble

Kenyon Anderson

November 3, 2004

I received the honor of meeting Jeff and Martha after sharing my testimony at Heartland one Sunday, and was so absolutely touched by the love and support they exuded. Every time I saw Jeff after that day, he greeted me by name. It's amazing how much God's love shined through Jeff's smile and his genuine care for others. He will be truly missed and my prayers are with you and your children, Martha.

Gina Kellogg

November 3, 2004

I've never been as impressed with many people in my life as I was with Mr. Comment. He represented an ideal and commitment to God, faithfulness, integrity and honor that few in the business world are able to achieve. He set such a shining example that his star will gleam brightly long after the rest of us have passed on and joined him in God's kingdom. His messages of compassion and kindness when he spoke at Heartland always gave me a warm feeling of hope for our world as a whole. God is surely welcoming Jeffrey with open arms. All my hopes and prayers are with his family...

Cheryl Whitley

November 3, 2004

My thoughts and prayers go out to the family of Mr. Comment. I have only known Mr. Comment for a couple of years as an employee with Helzberg Diamonds. He demonstrated such a will for life and giving to others. He will truly be missed.

My thoughts are with his family through this tough time. It's a pleasure to know that I had an opportunity to meet such a wonderful man.

Liz Stevenson

November 3, 2004

Special or remarkable are words not strong enough to describe what a wonderful person Jeff was. I was one of the lucky people to be able to experience the joy and hope that he spread to so many families as he visited children in hospitals as Santa. The happiness he brought my brother, Jonathan, the day he brought him a bear in the hospital is something our family will be able to cherish forever. Jeff was truly a gift to every heart he touched!!

Allison Holmes

November 3, 2004

As a Helzberg Diamonds employee at our Corporate Offices I am grateful to have had the opportunity to hear to Mr. Comment speak at our quarterly meetings and to have gotten to work with him. He is a man whom I greatly respected and truly admired. There are no words to describe his sense of compassion for this company and its culture. My sincerest thoughts and deepest prayers are with you and your entire family.

Ken Edwards

November 2, 2004

A genius in his work and a man of many talents. Jeff's legacy will live on in all of us who knew him, but more importantly, will live on in those who did not know him personally. I know I speak for all Helzberg employees--thank you Jeff for making our company better, our community better, and ourselves better.

Ken Edwards

Jenna Chapman

November 2, 2004

Martha your husband was an outstanding individual. I had great pleasure in meeting him one time. As an employee of Helzberg Diamonds I did get to see him speak often in our videos. After every video I was very empowered and driven. Jeff was a wonderful speaker and good hearted person. I was very much looking forward to seeing him again in February. He will be so very missed. HDS 4th quarter goes out to Mr Jeff Comment!!! You and your family are in in our thoughts and prayers store #234.

God Bless You

Jenna Chapman

Sally Eckel

November 2, 2004

Our thoughts and prays are with you. I had the honor to meet Mr. Comment a few months ago. He has touched so many people. He had such a passion for others and everything he believed in. I know he will be greatly missed by all that knew him. My team at Helzberg 621 send our thoughts and prays. May God be with you in your time of need.

Vicki Cederburg

November 2, 2004

Martha and family;

My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

Vicki Cederburg

Heart of America Family Services

Mike Pfeiffer

November 2, 2004

A great man and a great loss for Kansas City. Prayers for the family for strenth as they cope with their profund loss.

Rebecca Davenport

November 2, 2004

As a Helzberg employee for the last 10 years I had the opportunity to meet Jeff on numerous occassions. He was always encouraging and inspiring and always new the right thing to say to motivate me to do better. He will be terribly missed, but never forgotten. Martha, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Jamie Roeser

November 2, 2004

Martha, Ryan & Kristin,

My thoughts and prayers are with you. May his spirit live on through everyone's lives that he has touched.

Dawna Wray

November 2, 2004

I have had the privilege of knowing Jeff for the nearly 14 years I have worked at Helzberg Diamonds. And I will always remember him as one of those rarest of individuals--a truly good man. He will be sorely missed by those who worked with him and for him, by his peers in business and by the community for which he did so much. My thoughts and prayers are with you, Martha, and your family.

Leslie Schultz

November 2, 2004

I had the pleasure of working with Jeff here at Helzberg Diamonds. Jeff truly was a role model for many here, including myself, and he will be missed. My heart goes out to Jeff's family, as they've lost a wonderful man.

Kim H

November 2, 2004

Mr. Comment was an admirable man. Although I did not know Mr. Comment personally, I admired of all of his ambitions and his love for God and others. Kansas City will miss him!

Don Macdonald

November 2, 2004

I can only say of Jeffery Comment in the scant 6 months of knowing him, he was the most human person I have encountered and his personal desire to help others is a shining example we should all follow in life, business and family. Jeffery no doubt was able to give so much because of his strong family and beliefs.

Howard Gaber

November 2, 2004

Dear Martha,

Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of your beloved husband. Jeffrey Comment was a truly great man. Jeffrey's spirit will live on forever within the hearts of those fortunate enough to know him. We will always remember such a man, and respect him always for his greatness, his contributions, his wit, and his love for his fellow being. I feel blessed to have been one of the lucky people he touched.

Linda Mordan

November 2, 2004

Dear Martha,

I am so very sorry for your loss. I have been touched when hearing Jeff speak at Heartland and have used his book Mission in the Marketplace as a plumb-line for my own career. I admired him greatly as he showed how one can honor the Lord in the workplace. I also have taken note many times over the years of the transparently close relationship that the two of you modelled.It has been a tremendous example for my husband and myself. Thank you for being such an active part of Heartland, the Lord truly blessed us by the two of you being part of our church family.

Your family is in our prayers,

Linda and CB Mordan

Curt Johnson

November 2, 2004

How do you sum up a man's life in just a few words? God, family, service, generosity, love. Thank you, Jeff, for showing me and so many others how to live.

Jeff Becker

November 2, 2004

While my visits with Jeff Comment were few and brief in this past year, I will be always be influenced by his example of love and compassion for others. His legacy is eternal in the lives of those he has touched and insires us to serve others as he did. May the Lord bring comfort and healing to Martha, Kristen and Ryan.

Jan Burmeister

November 2, 2004

Martha,

Praying that a cloud of Grace comes over you and your family to see you through until your broken hearts are calm again.

If it is true in Heaven that we'll get to come to the Gate to greet any new folks arrriving there because of something we may have done or said, then your Jeff is going to be one busy guy, forever.

With love across the years and miles,

David & Lori Baerg

November 2, 2004

Jeff has been a wonderful part of our lives the last seven years. As we videotaped his messages to Helzberg associates everywhere, we got to know the man and his incredible heart. Jeff will be deeply missed. His integrity will continue to inspire us personally and our business as we serve our community.

Carl Ishmael

November 2, 2004

I will remember him as a passione competitor that never forgot to put people first.

Jack Vinson

November 2, 2004

Hello Martha,

You have been in my thoughts over the last 24 hours and my prayers will be with you always. Jeff was a great man and had a profounnd influence on my development with Helzberg and as a man. It was an honor knowing and working with him.

We will never forget the joy you brought so many.

steve hartog

November 2, 2004

Jeff, I have admired your leadership for the past 15 years. You touched the lives of many people including mine. I will never forget.

Terri Juarez

November 2, 2004

We will miss your smile.

Lori Gregory

November 2, 2004

I am a member of Heartland Church and I treasure the opportunities to have heard Jeff speak there. He exuded joy, integrity and honor and used the gifts that God gave him in remarkable ways. His standard in achieving God's purpose for his life is to be aspired to. My prayers of love, support, comfort and understanding go out to your family.

Richard Marlink

November 2, 2004

What a great man! I only just started to get to know Jeff, as he was one of our Board Members at the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, but he made a lasting impression with just our one day together. We were very lucky and proud to have him as one of us in the fight against AIDS. He will be missed. A true gem.

Steve and Cyndee Davee

November 2, 2004

Our first visit to Heartland Christian Church included Jeff giving the message. That was 2 years ago and we have been going ever since. We were impressed with him, his tone and his conviction. Later my wife bought me "My Utmost for His Highest". It has been an inspiration and I have Jeff to thank for that. I left Jeff a message to get his input on a new business I was starting. We had never met. I'm sure it is no surprise to you but it was a surprise to me, he called me back and we talked on the phone. I was so impressed that a busy guy like Jeff, took the time to call me. Unfortunately, we never really got to know one another , but he touched my life! I will think of Jeff everytime I read my devotional. We pray for your family and we hurt for your loss. God Bless...

Evelyn Ray

November 2, 2004

My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Carolyn Jackson

November 2, 2004

My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Dawn Cramer

November 2, 2004

Dear Martha & Family:

I am shocked & saddened to hear of Jeff's passing. He did SO much for my mother when she was ill a few years ago. There is so much that I owe him for all that he did. God Bless you all & please know that you are in my family's thoughts & prayers. He was a wonderful, kind-hearted man. Sincerely, Dawn & Sterling Cramer (daughter of the late Vicki Benton)

Rania Anderson

November 2, 2004

We celebrate your life and gifts to your family and community.

Andy & Cindy Sims

November 2, 2004

Our loving prayers are with Martha, Kristen and Ryan. I don't know if you will ever know the ripple that Jeff made in anyone's life that he touched. Andy not only had the privilage to work for the tremendous company like Helzberg but he also saw the sincere Christian man that Jeff could be at church - he was always so very nice and encouraging to Andy. His relationship with the Lord and the ability to convey it was extraordinary. I am sure when the Lord outstretched his hand to Jeff his thoughts were - Welcome home, good and faithful servant.

Our hearts and prayers go out to you.

The Sims Family

Charles Bailey

November 2, 2004

We are so sad that Jeff has left. He was a great man, a wonderful husband and father and a devout Christian whom we all loved. He will be missed by all whom he served and they were many.

We pray for Martha, Kristen and Ryan and that they will have continuing love and everlasting memories of Jeff.

Dorothy Clark

November 2, 2004

Martha,

I am so very sorry for the loss of your beloved husband Jeffrey.

I didn't know your husband, of course, but according to his obituary, he sounded like a wonderful and generous man. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this very difficult time in your lives.

Dorothy Clark

PRL operator

Julie Frazier

November 2, 2004

I am so glad to have known you, and truly admired and respected your leadership of this great company. You will be greatly missed.

Christi Clare

November 2, 2004

I had the opportunity to hear Mr. Comment deliver the Sunday morning service at Heartland Community Church on different occasions. His messages made me laugh, made me cry, and made me think. I was struck by his gentle manner and kind ways. For those who knew him best, I pray that your many wonderful memories of this remarkable man help you through these difficult days. God bless...

Crystal Powers

November 2, 2004

I worked at Helzberg Diamonds with Mr. Comment. Mr. Comment was one of the greatest men to work for and will never be forgotten. I will keep his family close in my prayers.

Betty Lewis

November 2, 2004

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time. Please let me know if I can help in any way. Betty

James Abbott

November 2, 2004

Jeff completed the course that God had ordered for him. He ran the course with zest and a truly transparent lifestyle not surpassed by anyone I have know. May the God of all comfort keep you Martha, Kristen and Ryan and the rest of the family in the days ahead. Remember that Jeff is with the Lord and he will always be with the Lord.

Ron Butler

November 2, 2004

Jeff was a very special person to me. He was like the big brother we all should aspire to be. Personally he had faith in me, and paid in advance to buy a 'bucket of bolts', which later we assembled into an Austin Healey. His trust in me and cash advancement enabled me open my new business (Butler C&D). Jeff we will miss you, and try to follow your selfless example.

Lila and Bill Gattinger

November 2, 2004

We will miss Jeff's humor, kindness and gifts as speaker at HCC. A terrible loss for all.

Lee & Dominique Faust

November 2, 2004

With loving memory of Jeff's inspiring talks at the Russ Cadle Friendship Ministries in Chester County, PA.

Christine Benavides

November 1, 2004

To family and friends of Jeffery Comment-I manage a Helzberg store. Mr Comment was admired by all. He touched each and everyone of our lives in a special way. He will be sadly missed. You are all in our thoughts and prayers. His legacy will live on and he will never be forgotten. God Bless.

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