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Dave & Dawn Casselton
March 8, 2024
We started working with Jesse at the same time and went through training with him. He became our friend and would reach out to my husband on the phone to talk about life, family, or work. He loved cats (kitty cats) and was excited about his new car. He talked about fixing up his old car and giving it to his brother. We were shocked and are saddened to learn of his passing. Rest easy buddy, (no more alarm clocks or Alexa disrupting you). Until we meet again
Dave & Dawn Casselton
Diane McDaniel
March 7, 2024
Jesse will be missed at Y-12. My thoughts are with his family, friends and coworkers during this difficult time.
Roux Dueholm
March 6, 2024
I knew him only online, but even though it was only that it was obvious how deeply he cared about those he interacted with. He was always great to have a lighthearted chat with or, if needed, he was so helpful when it came to providing his advice. He was an amazing friend and he is going to be missed by everyone who has had the honor of getting to game with him. Neph is an amazing dude, I will miss him.
M Shane Borders
March 5, 2024
His heart shone through so brightly even in the context of the virtual space we shared as friends and brothers-in-arms in the context of the online community we inhabited. His encyclopedic knowledge of film, tv, games and of course comics was second to none. His wit was razor sharp and comedic timing impeccable. And he really cared about the well being of people he knew and his love for his family especially his Sis and Mom came through in any conversation that went into any depth. He was a great guy and we loved him and will miss him. Peace Jesse, aka Neph, you were the best.
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Christie McCullough
March 5, 2024
I had the pleasure of working with Jesse and he was always a pleasure to be around, and a good friend. I was broken hearted to hear of his passing. Jesse, fly high my friend....til we meet again.
Christie McCullough
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