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Jeremiah Franklin Weisdorfer
Jeremiah Franklin Weisdorfer
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Jeremiah Weisdorfer Obituary
Jeremiah passed away unexpectedly May 11, 2025 at age 14. He was born on April 4, 2011 to Jeremy and Theresa Weisdorfer.
He was preceded in death by his grandmother, Carol Lavolpa.
He is survived by his parents, Jeremy and Theresa Weisdorfer. His siblings, Lauren Bryant (Robert Hershman), Jameson Bryant (Jasper Maestas), and Isa Weisdorfer. Grandparents, Donald and Lina Weisdorfer. Uncles and Aunts, Patrick Weisdorfer (Rose Weisdorfer), Jennifer Baca (Matthew Baca), Michael Franklin (Peggy Franklin), and Robert Franklin (Lidy Franklin). Numerous cousins, additional family members, and countless friends.
Jeremiah was a kindhearted young man. He loved his family more than anything. He loved playing basketball, video games, and skateboarding. Music played a huge role in his life. His love for cars was his new passion. He had big dreams. Dreams of playing basketball, making lots of money and acquiring many "sexy cars".
To know him, was to love him. The hole left in our hearts by Jeremiah's passing will never be filled, but the memories of a beautiful life will bring us comfort forever.
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