Jeffrey P. Pracejus
Jeffrey P. Pracejus
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Margo Campbell
August 26, 2025
In loving memory
Margo Campbell
August 24, 2024
Remembering u Today in Thought and Prayer
John Hornstein
August 27, 2023
We had too much fun fishing late at night after Jeff got off work at Silver Shores. Warm summer nights were great when we were kids. One day I will find some photos.
Margo Campbell
August 26, 2023
I miss your Smile when u were buying meat to make spaghetti for Lou
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Margo Campbell
May 7, 2023
We were also neighbors. RIP
Tracy Paxton
May 6, 2023
Hi, I was best friends with Dave, Jeff's brother. I am trying to reach Jeff's wife, or other family members in regard to Dave. Thank you very much. 323 788 8804.
Margo Campbell
August 27, 2022
Your always in my thoughts, Miss You my Friend...
John Hornstein
August 24, 2022
I still remember Jeff. We had too much fun when we were kids.
Margo Campbell
August 25, 2021
I miss our fellowship, I Thank GodI knew you!!!
Marguerite(Margo) Campbell
August 24, 2020
Your missed but it forgotten!!!
John Hornstein
February 22, 2017
I can't believe Jeff is gone. We just Googled him back in May and found he was in Cleveland.
I grew up with Jeff at Conneaut Lake, PA. My grandfather lived one house away from his grandparents house/cottage. I knew the whole family, his dad, mom, Dave, aunt Carol, grandma and granddad. We used to go waterskiing, swimming and all kinds of stuff. We played the bucket game on their dock. Dave was the best bucketer.
When he was in high school, he worked at Silver Shores as a bus boy. A few of us would meet up with him after work and go down on the dock and fish or go out in the boat after he got off of work. I remember the night he took off in the boat before the rear dock line was unhooked and snapped the "rubber stubber" in half (a rubber connector that allowed the boat to have more movement in waves while docked). We used to play wiffle ball down on the street (not much traffic). We used to get a lot of entertainment out of Robbie Succup and Dr Succup (their cottage was between my grandpa's and Jeff's grandpa's.)
Another game we played down at his grandparents dock was Pass Interception. The QB would be standing in waist deep water, the receiver and intercepter each stood on a tire on a different post on the dock. Again, Dave was probably the best QB.
Jeff's family moved to southeast of Pittsburgh from Cleveland. They would come up to the Lake on weekends and extended holidays. I remember looking forward to when they came up. Of course, they spent all summer at the grandparents' place at Conneaut Lake.
His grandparents were the best people. I remember his grandpa coming to my grandpa's funeral. Jeff's grandpa, George Laughlin, would stop to take his pulse when you asked him how he was doing. After a few seconds, he would say "I'm still alive". I heard a few stories about the poo-poo cushion too.
I remember visiting him at his frat house at Allegheny College in Meadville. Also, once he graduated, I visited him in Warren PA just before I moved to NC. He and one of his frat brothers (can't remember his name, just very red hair) worked for Wendy's in Warren and then opened a woman's clothing store there, The Top Shop.
I lost touch with Jeff after I moved to NC. We didn't have Facebook back then.
Oh well, this is long. I could write a book. I couldn't find any good photos of him, only one where he was far away from the camera.
MARGO Campbell
January 19, 2017
R.I.H.my Buddy!!!
Andy Weis
January 14, 2017
i knew JP as a fraternity brother from Alpha Chi Rho at Allegheny College in Meadville, PA.
JP was one of kind! He was a great friend, shrewd observer of the human condition, and above all had a sense of humor that can only be described as epic.
I extend my sincerest and heartfelt condolences to his family and our fellow Crows.
Margo Campbell
November 13, 2016
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September 4, 2016
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Maria Panagiotakis
September 4, 2016
Yesterday ...at 5:55 pm my good freind Linda Ritchie contacted me to let me know that Scott Parkinson dropped by her house to tell her the bad news . I cried the second I read my message and then called her.
I have been crying since Yesterday. Mourning for MY FRIEND , My Teacher ,My Partner , My Confidant , The Captain in Charge , with Great Honor & Respect for him , I had learned SO MUCH , WORKING WITH THIS MAN ....
HIS NAME JEFF PRACEJUS . The man with great Attitude and a Smile , he always had his jokes for the day for entertaining his guests at the City Center Bar and Grille where I worked with him at the Sheraton City Center Hotel Down Town Cleveland . I worked by this mans Side for 12 years . I fully stocked , cleaned and kept that bar in order always wanted my coworkers that worked after me Happy and ready to start there shift . He always complimented my work . We were a GREAT TEAM , WE WERE LIKE FAMILY ! My heart is Sore with Sadness ! I learned so much from him And John Fredricks that has passed also they were both good friends as well . Because of Jeff and John I am the Bartender that I am today . I raise my glass to you both , with your favorite my friend Vodka on the rocks . May you both meet up in heaven and have some more jokes to tell and a hug with great cheer to see each other again , one day I will join you in the celebration up in heaven with great hugs . I So MISS YOU JOHN & JEFF MY BUDDY !
I thought I would see you once more when I came back home for a visit , I'm sorry so sorry you could not wait , as the deadly cancer took you from just the knowing you would be there my friend . I will remember you ALWAYS !! As you always kept calling me the Latin Tornado , because I worked so fast around you . I will continue to do so in your Honor . I LOVE YOU MY FRIEND JEFF PRACEJUS ! May you REST IN PEACE UNTIL THE DAY WE MEET AGAIN
Margo Campbell
September 4, 2016
R I P ,,my Friend,,, You are
Missed!! Much Love,Margo..
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