Justin, I am so sorry you lost your way. My heart for ever will belong to one of the my well behaved daycare kids. I talked to the other daycare kids that you played with and they are so sorry for the loss of a great kid.
I wish for the peace you searched for and we will all miss the adult you were.

Happy Birthday Justin!!! We love and miss you each and every day.  Love Mom, Dad, Brandon and Joey ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Justin, my "cous," I will miss you. As my father is an only child, I have zero first cousins on his side. So even though you were "extended," we were close like siblings at times. I'm sure my girlfriends will always remember your dirty feet hanging off the bed as you and Kozera crashed at our place during senior week. I will miss the hours we spent day dreaming about life in Cali. I will miss your smile and your smirk. I will always remember how inclusive you were; everyone was welcome, always. I'll even remember the random things like you constantly telling me to put my car in neutral to save gas when we were at red lights. I was always proud to introduce you as my family and I'm grateful we had the relationship we did.

Justin was a very special young man. I remember the times he hung out at our house playing video games with Kirk, as teenagers. He always had a smile on his face. Our hearts are heavy and Justin will be sorely missed.

Justin was an outstanding wrestler and very supportive teammate. Always even keeled, Justin never let one match make or break his season or change his focus. I remember at Catholics in 2000 he was wrestling a guy he knew from Junior League named "Peanut". This was supposed to be a "huge" match early in the season. As usual, Justin was calm, cool, and focused, and of course, Justin won the match. I will always remember our time at BL together fondly.

I remember 'Bud-da' very well. I was coaching frosh/soph lax at BL and he was one of the last cuts from JV. He was unhappy about that, but came in with a great attitude. Recognizing his talent and skills, I knew I needed him on the field. I asked him if he'd be interested in switching to attack so he wouldn't have to come off. He eagerly accepted and became indispensable. He and some other fine young men led us to a championship that year and he was played a huge part in that. Great laxer, better man!