Dec. 19, 1961 - Sept. 7, 2018 Vacaville Jeffrey William Bacon, 56, died suddenly and unexpectedly on Friday, Sept. 7. Jeff was born in Miami, FL on Dec. 19, 1961 to William and Joyce Bacon. Jeff was a long time resident of Solano County living in both Fairfield and Vacaville. He graduated from Fairfield High School in 1980 and in 1986 started a 30 year career at Ardagh Group. As a young man Jeff met the love of his life Debbie Foreman, they were married for 25 years and welcomed two sons to their family, Tyler and Trevor, who remain his greatest contribution to this world he has left behind. Jeff's zest for life was expressed through his love for motorcycling, water and snow skiing, boating, scuba diving, sky diving and of course, a good BBQ party with family and friends. Jeff is survived by his sons, Tyler Bacon and Trevor Bacon of Vacaville; brother, Greg Bacon (Sandy); nephew, Zackry Bacon, all of Fairfield; niece, Kelsey Bacon of Wichita, KS, and nephew, Ryan Bacon of Oceanside. He will be deeply missed by his family, many friends, and coworkers at Ardagh Group. Jeff's parents William and Joyce Bacon preceded him in death. A celebration of Jeff's life will be held at 3 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 22, at Stormy Acres Ranch, 6161 Circle C Lane, Dixon.

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Published by The Reporter from Sep. 19 to Sep. 22, 2018.

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My Father "J.B."

Trevor Bacon

December 1, 2019

Jessica Dang

October 6, 2018

Jeff and my dad had such a close friend bond. I always remembered that Jeff, my dad, and I would always go do something fun together. We all shared so many amazing moments together especially we would always travel together. Jeff was such a compassionate, enthusiastic, and a caring person with a good heart. Something that I also remembered was that whenever he would come over, he would always tell my dad and I a recap of his day and we should always share back. We wil always remember you and you will always be in our hearts unconditionally.

Jessica Dang

October 6, 2018

Jeff and my dad had such a special friendship. This was one thing that meant lots to both of them. They both cared so much for each other and its really disappointing to see Jeff leave this way. Jeff, my dad, and I did lots together almost everyday. We shared so many moments together especially we would always travel together. I always remembered how Jeff would always tell my dad and I a recap of his day whenever he would come over. Jeff was such a compassionate, enthusiastic, and such a caring person with a good heart. He meant so much to my dad and I. We miss you lots and you always be remembered in our hearts unconditionally.

September 23, 2018

My Prayers to Jeff's family and those who lover him

Tina Baker Crim

September 22, 2018

So sorry to hear of Jeff's passing. Fond memories of our days at Fairfield High who ya rootin for!

September 22, 2018

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Your neighbor..

September 22, 2018

Our sincere condolences to the Bacon your family in the loss of your dear love one. Our prayers are as yours, that God provide his care and comfort you each day.
- Psalms 145:18,19

Danny Whiteman

September 22, 2018

I worked with Jeff at Rexam for 30 years. We shared the same passion for motorcycles. At work we would have discussions about numerous different topics. It is hard to believe that he is no longer on this earth. You never have to stop for gas now.

Von

September 22, 2018

You called me your Grandma. She must have been quite a woman! Your idea of what we should do together was to cruise on your Harley, go off road in your truck, ride horses with Patrick and target practice with my Ruger. Don't get it wrong - Jeff and I didn't do these together exactly. He sat back and watched me while shouting words of encouragement. The girl can ride! The girl can shoot! And, who knew, Jeff was afraid of horses!
He was afraid of not being enough - for others. He couldn't walk away from anyone he thought he might be able to help. A kitchen had to be remodeled for his friend because the elderly grandmother had trouble reaching. A truck needed to be rebuilt. A fallen tree had to be removed.
I know tradition is to pray: Rest In Peace. However, I know for Jeff that an eternity of Rest is not what will bring Jeff Peace. May you find Peace - wind surfing the heavens. Catch you on the other side, my Friend.

Tina Nelson

September 20, 2018

Such a loss. I knew Jeff in high school. He was always full of life. My prayers go out to his family.

Kelly Dee Overcamp

September 20, 2018

Though I only knew Jeff for a short period of time, what I knew was like no other person. He was filled with joy, laughter, and plenty of sunshine in his smile and eyes. Good manners, and a true gentlemen.

My heart feels full for the time we shared getting to know one another-truly a great man. Lover of life, his family, and the ocean.

I have no doubt that he's listening to calm music, watching the sunshine on the water and fishin! Forever in my heart!

Kelly D Overcamp
Vacaville, Ca

Icylene Myers

September 19, 2018

My prayers to family and friends. I worked with Jeff for 10 years and he came in one day so excited about a new sit com that was so funny. Every week he would recap what happened. you could tell he was hooked. In honor of Jeff I am going to Netflix Friends.

Teresa Shafer

September 19, 2018

Prayers to Jeff's family and those who loved him. May he Rest In Peace.❤

anthony reyes

September 19, 2018

we will miss you very much. the times we shared together will always be remembered. take care my brother your in a better place and always be loved Anthony and Sharon reyes

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