JOHN F. "JEFF" DOCKUM III

I just head last night of your husband's passing. You have my deepest sympathy and I really do understand. My husband passed away 23 years ago and it still hurts. My best to you and your children as I remember them from KHS. Love and prayers to you and your family

We shared a lot of good times in high school. I'm so sorry that Jeff is no longer with us. May you who loved him find comfort in his love of life.

Susan

Jeff will be missed by all who knew him. . What a courageous battle he fought and now eternal rest he will be granted with his beautiful mother, Mary Frances and his maternal grandmother, Kay Muir. Prayers go out to everyone left behind. May God be with you all now and in the days to come.
Sincerely,
Beth Bottorff

My name is Ralph Dougherty. I was friends with Jeff all through high school and have nothing but fond memories of Jeff. One quick story..after we had all graduated from high school..a few friends put a quick trip together for Ocean City Maryland. Unusual trip in that we rented a four seat airplane but stuffed five people into the plane. A friend and myself both had licences to fly. The other pilot had become sick for the return flight and I asked Jeff to help me navigate the return flight. Jeff took the challenge knowing nothing of flight navigation. After a little bit of instruction, map in hand and showing him how to calculate speed and distance. Away we went..we made it home. That experience and motorcycle stories leave nothing but good memories. JEFF WAS ONE OF THE GOOD ONES. May he rest in peace with our LORD. MAY THE LORD CONSOLE YOU WIRH YOUR LOSS.GOD BLESS.

Pam, Kathleen, Jeffrey. There are zero words to express our sympathy. We have never seen more evidence of love, devotion, determination, locally, and obviously internationally for Jeff. He's a class act, and most importantly a rare and unique man. What a privilege to have Jeff in our family.

Jeff was the poster child for how to defy every imaginable & unthinkable odd clinically communicated to him.

Our love and support is with you always. Jeff is in eternal peace.

Blessings to the entire family.

Cousin Maureen, Mark, Kenzie, and Sidney Sheldon.

My deepest sympathies to you, Pam, and your family. from your old friend from Warner Cable, Susan Friday

Jeff had such a great passion for life. He will be missed by many

My heart is so heavy after hearing about your passing. I prayed for you everyday by name. I have known you since 7th grade and I met the love of my life Michael Brown at your home. I will always be grateful for that party ! You know will no longer have pain that you endured for way too many years. Now is your time to enjoy your friends who have departed before you. Tell Michael I love him and miss him more and more each day. God Bless you. You have given so many people so many beautiful memories of you and your kindness. You were an exceptional man and friend!

My sympathies go out to your family. May you find comfort in God's loving arms during this difficult time. (2 Thessalonians 2:16,17)

Jeff will be missed. I was so grateful that he stood by and had such a long friendship with my now deceased brother, Jon Watkins. Love to you all. Meg Watkins

Part of the Grand Concourse era back in the early days. May Jeff Rest In Peace.

I've know Jeff for 48 years we had some great times together and I'm sure he's in a better place. you'll be missed by us all. RichardCunningham.

Jeff, you will be sorely missed!

I remember all the great times in Mount Washington we lived around the corner from each other Greg caper upstairs for me and Jeff in Patterson and John around the corner. We had great times crazy times. I know Jeff fought a terrific fight but now it is time for peace. He will always be remembered in my heart.
Teraapr

So many wonderful memories come to mind from our misguided youth. Skiing in Pa. and trips to Rossclair, parties on Mt. Washington. I was so glad and amazed to get to see you on 11/5 . It was a good visit and conversation and I thankyou for wishing me well on the rest of my life. Jeff, I will remember and miss you . You had the most amazing strength , and will to live and waged such a battle against this cancer. I have known you for about 48 years, and never had a bad time with you. You lived and loved well. There is a lot of you still in the air and all around us, journey well my friend.
Leslie Moss