Jeff Arthur Jordan

I was just told of Jeff´s passing today and I was shocked. We were neighborhood friends he on 26th and Jackson and I on 26th and Monroe. He was a very quiet and friendly guy even in the early years. I express my condolences and sympathies to Jeff´s family and friends. We have lost a good one.

My condolences to the family.
Jeff was a quiet person in high school. He had a big laugh that would make others around him laugh. Jeff was a very caring person and would speak up if he felt others were being wrong. Jeff was a good friend. Jeff worked tirelessly on the 50th reunion committee offering his help where needed. Jeff called me from the Grand Geneva Resort while touring the location for the reunion. He allowed me to speak with the representative to make sure he didn´t forget anything. Jeff was thorough that way. He always called me with different classmates on the phone, so I could get their contact information. Our final call was January 29th with one more classmate. Jeff wished me a belated happy birthday, and he told me one last "dad" joke. Jeff loved his family and his business, and never stopped talking about them. He would always say, you never know where life will take you, be kind to everyone. I believe Jeff lived his life that way. Jeff will be missed.

With deepest sympathy,
Carolyn Griffin-Simmons and Family