Jeffrey Alan Baraglia-Palmer

I just learned of Jeffrey's passing today and I am shocked. I had no idea he was sick, as I only would see him every couple of months at the different schools he both would be working at. He was such an energetic presence, always friendly to me and to the children. About a year ago, he shared an interesting story of him playing the piano on stage many years ago.
The world has lost a most gifted person at such a young age. My heart goes out to his husband and his family. Such a big loss.

To the family of Jeffrey:
It is with great sadness that i offer my condolence on the loss of our dear brother Jeffrey.He will be greatly missed.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. And may the God of all comfort bring you peace during this hard time (Psalms 55: 22).

Dear Rich : Please know that we at Chrysalis Center hold you in our thoughts and prayers as you grieve the loss of your beloved Jeffrey. May he be welcomed into Gods loving embrace in heaven and rest in the legacy of a life well lived and loved.

Truly, Heaven's gain is our Loss. One of those people who brought light, love and laughter wherever he went. Touched you to the core. I am humbled to have called him my friend. Fly high above and please watch over those of us left behind. Sing, Dance, play your instruments with the Heavenly Choir and Orchestra of Angels. I will miss you terribly

Our heartfelt sympathies in this, your time of grief.