Jeremy Preston

I met Preston at a party back in our early 20's. We became friends and we stayed in touch over the years. We did a lot of group stuff together. Just hanging out and being care-free. Those are some good memories. I'll never forget.

He was such a multi-dimensional person. I'm very sad to hear that he's no longer here. I'll have to go hunt down some photos. I'm so sorry to the family for your loss.

Mark & Erika

Oh Pam. I am so very sorry. This is heartbreaking. Holding you in the light.

Edit: Thanks for being my best friend and brother from another mother. I'll miss you like hell. Thank you for the gift of your friendship and for all the times were you there for me and making me feel a sense of belonging. Some of my best and most fun memories of my life were with you. You are a one of a kind.

I am very grateful to have met jeremy,

He was always there for me whenever I need someone to vent or just have some random conversations either middle of the day or at night. He and I had some things we shared in common when it came to certain things, but I am very grateful for him just being there to listen and pretty much tell you flat out honesty on things. I will always cherish the moment when he came down to San diego for a brief visit to see myself and my now Fiancé Kiara Walker and I know when the day finally comes for our ceremony that his spirit will be there to see us. Rest easy my friend.

Thanks for being my best friend and brother from another mother. I'll miss you like hell. Thank you for the gift of your friendship and for all the times were you there for me and making me a sense of belonging. Some of my best most carefree and memorial times of my life were with you. You are a one of a kind.

I was lucky enough to call Jeremy (although he was known to me as Atman and disliked the rare times I called him his true nane) my best friend. We met through mutual friends nearly 15 years ago and I was lucky to have in my life consistently ever since. Over the years he infiltrated my friend group and the past few years, everyone in my life knew or knew of the great "Atman". With a personality nobody could rival or ever forget, he truly left a mark on everyone that he encountered. He will be forever missed and remembered by the many many people who loved him. He was going to officiate me fiance and I's wedding. I know he'll still attend, we'll have to get a special chair just for him. Rest easy man, you'll certainly never be forgotten. Just the way you would have wanted it. Hope you get all the beef tongue and brisket up there.

R. I. E. P. Cousin, may your family hold and cherish the memories. From Diane and son Steven.