Condolence: Thinking of you at this time of year and praying that your Christmas was filled with wonderful memories. May the love of God, family and friends continue to bring you peace and comfort. Praying for joy to find it's way into your days to come. Much love.

Condolence: Although I only met Jeff last February at the Daniel Weekend, I was impressed with his faithfulness, and thankful for his leadership. My prayers go up for the family.

Condolence: Though I only met Jeff once everyone spoke of him in class. I know his ministry will miss him.

Condolence: reading all these comments, brings me to tears. but I know the last thing Jeff woul want is us to cry for him. he was a good
mentor to me, friend and even a good racquetball
coach. especially considering I hadn't played it before. I hope
I'm able to make the service on Saturday.

Condolence: There are absolutely no words to express the sorrow I feel in my heart for all of you. Please know that I am praying for you and am grateful that our wonderful Lord Jesus has welcomed Jeff safely home. All my love and prayers.

Condolence: Please know that you all are in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. Bob and I felt so privileged to have known Jeff and the amazing gift he was able to share with children in need. Sherry, you have been a very supportive wife and helper to Jeff and I pray for peace and comfort for you, Noah, Kristen, Judy, Ronnie and David. Well done good and faithful servant.

Condolence: Sherri and Noah: Both Maggie and I are so sad about Jeff's passing. But please know that he had a remarkable positive impact on Maggie's faith during very delicate impressional years as a teenager. For that we will forever be greatful. It takes a special person to influence and shape ones faith. We are blessed that we have had the privilege to know Jeff. All of our love and support, Fran and Maggie McCarthy....We are here for you

Condolence: We will forever miss your wonderful smile. Tayler will always remember that you made her feel special when she felt alone.