No story, just fond memories of Jeff. He was always, always smiling, having a good time, making jokes, always having a story to tell. He loved life. A good buck story, a camping/hunting trip to explain. He loved his wife, daughters, and son. Then, all the grandchildren. He loved walking through the woods especially when the wife fell down a huge steep hill rolling in crap while he was looking for properity down in southern Ohio and there was only folded 2" x 2" wipes to clean up with. Or he was on a Alaskan cruise ship trying to hid from the "inlaws" and would go under water in the jacuzzi and wait for them to pass while breathing through a straw. Funny now as it was then. He was always the faithful husband/gentleman and show up at Lodi hospital with flowers and a kiss for Linda. Oh, so special. Lots of good memories. He enjoyed life everyday and lived it to the fullest. Linda was very lucky to have a man like that.
Much love and lots of memories, he will be missed.
Bill and Debbie Frickey
We all went to Va, to celebrate Olivias first birthday,
Dad stopped to visit Chubb Hall as we left Matt's graduation from Ohio University. This is where he sent checks to put all 3 kids through college. Started in 1995 and finished in 2004. We were finally all graduated. He did it. Thank you dad for all that you have done for us.
We couldn't always be together but when we were it was an event. It didn't have to be for any special reason. That's where the "it's not my Birthday" Cake comes in. It wasn't anyone's birthday! It didn't matter. We were together and we were celebrating with cake.
