Jonathan Edward Schweiger

We are so sorry to hear of Jonathan´s death. We will always remember him as a great swimmer and wonderful role model for the younger kids. We are going to be out of town so can not attend the service but our love and prayers go out to your family.

My sympathies go out to your family. Jon was such a loved kind soul. He was the light of your family and we love you and wish for comfort and peace for you all. Love cousin Lynn.

Irene, Ed, Kim (& your husband and kids) and the rest of your family) , My heart goes out to you over the unimaginable tragic loss of Jon - he certainly lived big in his life. I've always remembered what Irene told me after Jon and his friends graduated from Georgia Tech - that they didn't want to work for "the man" - the first time I had heard that description of corporate America! Of course, often grads have to start there and sometime they stay there. I think he was early in the entrepreneurial vision that he and his friends had compared to grads today. I can't imagine a greater sorrow than to lose a child and a brother. I hope that the joys, memories and photos will sustain you and eventually bring laughter and smiles into the sadness. Please know that you are enveloped by love and caring in the amazing Sandy Springs community and beyond who are standing by ready to help in any way from bringing meals to honoring Jon by contributing to the North Springs Swim Team or to SSEF to support future engineers. Love and Prayers, Carol