Ricky Cruz

   Posted Wed June 23, 2010

I would like to start off by offering my deepest condolence on your lose. I went to Elm and Madison Grant with Jeremy. He was a great guy @ the time I was the only Hispanic in school. He treated me with respect when others wouldn’t. Jeremy was a genuine person he will be missed.


Sorry for your Great Lose
Ricky Cruz Jr

Rhonda Smithson Watkins

   Posted Wed June 23, 2010

Kay and Mike, i am so sorry to hear of your loss Jeremy was a great boy growing up, havent seen ya all in so long and been out of touch so dont know any details on what happened . Just want you to know holding you in my heart and prayers, and may god bless the whole family, love to all. Rhonda.

Jodie (Baskett) Jordan

   Posted Wed June 23, 2010

Kay, Jamie and Girls,

I am so sorry to hear about Jeremy. I am currently living in Florida and just got out of the hospital for back surgery. I am unable to travel, so I won't be attending the service. I want you all to know you are in my thoughts and prayers.

Love,
Jodie L. (Baskett) Jordan

Deborah Baskett & Jodie Jordan

   Posted Wed June 23, 2010

Kay,Jamie & girls,
We are so sorry to hear about Jeremy. Sorry we can't be there in person but know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. We miss alot since we came to Florida but we do still think of you. Know that if you just want to talk email me anytime. I know you feel bad now but it gets better with time and think of all the good times helps.
Love,
Aunt Deb & Jodie& family

Brenda Hughes-Lewis

   Posted Wed June 23, 2010

Kay and Mike and family,

I am so sorry for your loss of Jeremy - no one can replace him. Our prayers and thoughts are with you at this time. Tell his wife and girls that we will be praying for them too.

Brenda Hughes-Lewis

John Nichols

   Posted Wed June 23, 2010

I have known Jeremy since we was junior's in high school. We were at Tucker studying diseal mechanics. Since then we have kept in touch over the years and became real good friends. We worked together as Union Millwrights and carpentry on the side. Jeremy was the type of person who didn't know a stranger and could always bring a smile to your face, and had a great since of humor. He will be greatly loved and missed by the brothers of the Local 1029.
Rest in peace brother,
John Nichols and Family

Jon Walsh

   Posted Wed June 23, 2010

I would like offer my condolences to Jeremy's family and friends. I was a member of local 1043 and worked with Jeremy in the steel mills in North West Indiana. I truly enjoyed the time I spent with him. He was a hard worker and a lot of fun to be around. In the most difficult situations he would find humor and lighten up the mood.

My Condolences to all

Jon Walsh

Kylee Templin-Gibson

   Posted Thu June 24, 2010

Jeremy was funny, sincere and devoted man to his family and friends as well to his work. I remember him from high school and how he met my best friend Jaime. They had a lot of love for each other.. Jeremy always helped me if I needed it and he never judged.. I am going to miss him greatly! My condolences to all the families of Jeremy''s.

Janice Teegarden

   Posted Thu June 24, 2010

Jamie, I am sorry to hear about your lose, I really sorry that you and your girls have to go threw this kind of pain at a young age. You was there for me and Angie went she got in her mess for that I thank you so if there is anything that I can do for you please let me know. Please tell your girls for me that i know how they feel i lost my dad 6 years ago and I was a Daddys girl let them know he will always be there for them in their hearts, and when times feel bad to think of the good times they had together. I am only 5 minutes away if you need me I will be there kiddo. Janice

Bryan Holloway

   Posted Thu June 24, 2010

Jeremy was a great guy and I would consider him a good friend. Although I didn't see him lately as much as I had before, every time I did see him it was a handshake, and good to see you, followed up by half an hour of catching up. I had a couple of moments that I wanted to share. The first one is from our freshman year in high school, jeremy and I were both members of the class of 94. We also had speech together our freshman year and ended up picking each other out and joining the speech team that travelled to other schools and competed. It was a blast, and we became fast friends and laughed all the time. Our little skit, which we did as a team that was him and I and we were arguing at the gates of heaven on which one of us had done all the things we needed to do to get into heaven. It was a prewritten script, but we always did the best we could and even won a couple of awards. The other moment I want to share is lunch time our sophomore year. jeremy, me, dan underwood, and chad reasoner all sat together every day at lunch our sophomore year. It was a four person table so it was just us and whatever guys that age talk about. I just remember laughing so hard all the time at the crazy things everyone had to say, and just what a special thing in my life that is to remember like it was yesterday. I'm really sad about what happened and wish there was something I could do or say. I wish that I would have gotten to talk to jeremy and let him know what a positive impact he had on so many people and how much he was loved. I look back with a smile on my face about all the time I got to spend with him and hope others can do the same.

Bryan

Rick, Jere & Chris Edwards

   Posted Fri June 25, 2010

Kay, Mike, Jamie & Family:
We are so very sorry for your loss. Jeremy was a great guy and will be sadly missed by everyone. If there is anything that we can do for y'all, let us know. Our thoughts and prayers are with each one of you.
Love,
Rick, Jere & Chris

Randy Soultz

   Posted Sun June 27, 2010

Kay, Mike, Jamie & Family:

I am so sorry for your loss. It has been a while since I seen Jeremy, but remember him as a good kid with a great sense of humor. You all are in my prayers.

Randy