ezbake_j

I had no idea.

Jeff was my cousin. He was a quarter century older than me and had already made his way out into the world as I came into it. I had only been around him a handful of times through the course of my life, usually weddings or holidays when he made it back to Lincoln, NE. In my mind he was just my older cousin that kept to himself and lived a quiet life in another state. It wasn't until today that I learned about his involvement here. It is extremely heartwarming to know that he did not just go out with a whimper and that there was so much more to his life than I had assumed. His parents were extremely proud to receive the flowers out of the blue. Your thoughts, prayers, and well wishes are greatly appreciated. 

Thank you.
Justin

rjohnson11

This is from forum member mofakkadan:

I talked to Mrs Hamilton this afternoon and she said to tell you "Thank you so much for sending the flowers" She said to convey to all the members who were folding in his honor that she thinks it is absolutely wonderful and thinks an annual day of folding for Jeffrey as well as all the fallen members  is a  great thing. By all means do it. It's for a great cause. I snipped the 10,000,000 point certificate and e mailed it to her. On behalf of the Hamilton family and Jeffrey's friends here in Missouri, thanks to everyone leaving condolences on the obituary site and for all the kind words on the EVGA forum.  And to all the folders participating Friday a special thanks from Mrs. Hamilton.
He is gone but will never be forgotten with all the friends on the EVGA forums.
Thanks again, Dan

zophar

I was just sitting here checking out the birthday list and saw that today would have been Jeffrey's 52nd b-day. So here's to you buddy, wish you were still with us so we could Spam you with happy b-day wishes.