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Jeffery Lee VanAlstine
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Jeffrey Lee VanAlstine age 61 passed away in Gainesville,Georgia on February 15, 2025. Jeffrey was born in Oshkosh, Wisconsin on October 11, 1961 to the late James Earl VanAlstine and Elizabeth VanAlstine (Betty). Jeffrey was employed by Strike Hold and in addition to his Mom he is survived by His two Brothers Michael Carl VanAlstine his wife Josea from Savannah, Brother James Edward VanAlstine his wife Donna from Woodstock along with his Nephews Michael Jr and his wife Christina daughter Julia, James Jr and his wife April their children Caitlynn and Barrett, nieces Tiffany Kent and her husband Erick and their children Addie and Jaxon, Leah Beck and her Husband Andrew and their children Mckenna,Kirin and Cadrin . Jeffrey loved his family and his favorite things were hanging out with his Family and taking weekend trips with his brothers to the cabin or to Savannah, fishing or the outdoors. Jeffrey will be missed by everyone who knew and loved him. Fly High Brother we will see you again one day.
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