Jeremy D. King

My heart felt condolences goes to the family of Jeremy King. I had the privilage of graduating from Carl Junction High School with Jeremy back in 1992. I since had the privilage of speaking to him on several ocassions while I was a vendor for Coca-Cola Enterprises while he was working for St. John's. God has now received one of his angels.

I worked several years with Jeremy at St. John's. He always went out of his way to say kind words to those he passed in the hallway. Always with a smile on his face and a gentle manner. Quick wit and enjoyed a good laugh. A fine man. I'm deeply sorry for such a loss.

I never really knew Jeremy, but passed him daily in the hall as I was going and he was coming into work. He always had a sweet spirit about him. I know Heaven is rejoicing to have such an angel in their presence. I am deeply sorry for your loss. You all are in my prayers.

I was shocked and saddened by the news of Jeremy's passing. During my time at St. John's I came to know Jeremy as an all around nice guy, hard worker, and loyal member of our team. My family shares in the prayers of many others for comforting and support for Jeremy's family and friends. He will be missed.

I worked at St.Johns a time back and would always take the time to talk with Jeremy. He was always a good person to talk with and very kind. We will all miss you and untill we met again take care Jeremy, sorry for the loss of a great guy but we will all met again. God bless...

I will miss Jeremy's hugs and his genuine heartfelt talks that we used to have. I miss him so, I know he is not hurting and with God in Heaven, and we will see each other again. I will miss his laughter and smile. I will miss the sincere look he gave me that made me feel he really listened to me and heard my hurting and joy. I love you my cousin and you will forever remain in my heart. I love you my cousin.

I met Jeremy at St Johns in 1998 when i first started working there, he was very shy but once you got to know him he was fun to talk to, I didnt get to talk to much to him untill he was assigned to clean our office, the night Jeremy ended up in the hospital he was cleaning my office and telling me how he just watched return of the zombies and how weird it was and if it was real or not, then we talk about how he was hungry cause he failed to eat that day, but he was going to go get something after cleaning the bathrooms by the giftshop, Jeremy never made it that far after he left my office not even 5 minutes later i was calling a code blue and never even knew it was him until later, i was shocked and very upset, i didnt want to beleave it at all, My prayers were to set jeremy free from all his suffering, but wishing a mircle in its place-- my thoughts and prayers go out to the king family

I met Jeremy when I was a volunteer with St. John's Auxiliary. He was such a nice mannered young man, and he would always come up to me and talk. What a wonderful young man Jeremy was ...and always polite.
May you know my family and I express our deepest sorrow to all of you. God Bless Jeremy and his whole family.

Mary Ellen Franks-Greer
and Family
Rod & Lorah Allee, Kate 'n Ashlee

I didn't know Jeremy personally, but I worked for St Johns 6 years ago and had the pleasure of running into him on several occasions. He was very kind and you knew that he was a gentle soul the moment you met him. My sincere condolences on the loss of your loved one. Always remember, that when we are with Christ, death is not a good-bye, but a see you later. God's blessings to you.

Pete and Patty, I am so sorry to hear about Jeremy. I know your hearts are heavy. I'm writing this from Jerusalem and will see you when I get home. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Marge Ellis