OBITUARY
Jeffrey Stuart Cisler
2 May, 1976 – 17 February, 2021
Jeffrey Stuart Cisler was born on May 2, 1976 and passed away on February 17, 2021 and is under the care of Hardage-Giddens Chapel Hills Funeral Home.
Celebration of Life will be held on February 27, 2021 at 1:00 pm at Moose Lodge 455, 3834 Southside Blvd, Jacksonville, FL.
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Services
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Celebration of Life
Saturday, 27 February , 2021
Memories
Jeffrey Stuart Cisler
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ADD A MEMORYAleaha Walker
27 February 2021
I only worked with Jeff for a short time at Panera bread however, he was the funniest, coolest, happiest person I had ever known. He related to many people and him and I always talked on Snapchat and Facebook messenger about random things weather it was what super powers we would have or if he was telling me crazy stories from work. He was someone who I looked forward to seeing when I worked and still spoke to a short time after I left. There wasn’t anyone that didn’t like him. I will always have the happiest memories of him and every time I think of him it will bring me happiness and sadness. He was taken way to soon and will be missed so much. Til we meet again Jefffffaa 😇😟
Soo Perry
26 February 2021
This is one of the saddest losses I've had in my lifetime I love Jeff like son!! I will miss him and his love and zest for life everyday and I feel truly blessed to have known him for even if it was a short time I know I will see him again one day and we will laugh together
melissa garcia
24 February 2021
I wished i was dreaming but i am not. When i first started at panera i did not think that you would of became one of my favorite managers. you always told me that i would move up someday to become a manager. when i asked about other jobs you would give me your input if it would be good for me or not. i will miss you fixing your watered down chocolate milk. you were such an amazing person to be around. I could literally talk to you about anything. you dealt with the drama that i had and all. thank you always.
Larry Perrone
24 February 2021
Jeff was a kind and gentle soul. We can all benefit by emulating the way Jeff treated others. His passing is an unimaginable loss to his family and our community. My sincerest condolences to his family and those fortunate enough to call him a friend.
Julianna DeArmond
23 February 2021
I can’t believe this. It’s been some days and this still weighs heavy on my heart. Working with you at Panera was one of the most amazing experiences. It was a stressful environment at times, yet your presence was calming and inviting. At times I struggled waking up in the morning, let alone go to work and you would notice and take time to talk to me. You asked about my life goals, told me that I was an amazing worker. You pushed me to be better at my job and look at me now. I got promoted to be a manager at my new store. I inspire to be an amazing manager and leader like you. I can never compare to you ofc, you were one of a kind. Thank you for shedding some light into my life Jeff.
Jamaris Wilson
23 February 2021
Working at Panera last year I was one of the only dudes on the line besides Jeff and he taught me a a lot about having that good warm presence everybody wanted to be around and he was a good manager on top of it. Always helped me out whenever I was struggling and I never seen Jeff mad at all. We always talked about some type of sports whenever we worked and it was always a blast having him around me but my condolences go out to his family and kids🙏🏾
Sara Barlow
23 February 2021
Jeff is an amazing manager, I worked with him at Panera Bread in Kingsland, Georgia. He was one of my favorites. He was like a father to me he always made sure I was okay, he also sat down and listened to me. I’m going to miss watching the Simpsons with him and he gets all excited cause he knows every episode.
Sherie Anderson
23 February 2021
I worked with Jeff as a Co-Asst manager at Panera bread river city he was awesome to work with always helped me as I trained I lost my mom and my husband the same year Jeff was one of the people took me and some other managers out just to cheer me up I’m so going to miss him he was a awesome coworker a great person and a nice guy Rest In Peace my friend gone to soon but never forgotten ❤️
Brittany Dion
23 February 2021
I had worked with Jeff at Panera years ago. He was always such an awesome manager. He was always so kind and funny and very laid back. I am very sorry to hear what happened to him. I send thoughts, prayers, and condolences to his family. He was a great man.
Melissa Priest
23 February 2021
I will always have fond memories of Jeff, he and my brother Eric were best friends since they were in middle school. He was always so kind and (tolerant) of my friends and I always barging in and wanting to be part of the older kids conversations. When I heard of Jeff’s passing I immediately remembered all of the great times we shared as kids, teens and young adults. I haven’t been able to see Jeff for a few years now but he will always be in our hearts until we meet again. God speed Jeff...
Amy Farrish
23 February 2021
I grew up in the neighborhood with Jeffrey. His sister Dainya and I were friends and I spent a lot of time at their house. He was such a sweet kid. I remember so vividly Jeffrey with those big blue eyes and those old style jogging shorts just hanging around. Although I didn’t know Jeffrey as an adult, I’m sure he was the same in many ways. Dainya, Donald, Mr. Cisler , Harvey and family , my condolences to you for the loss. I hope you find comfort somehow in your own time and in your own way.
Harvey and Mae Streekstra
23 February 2021
While our loss of Jeffrey will not be easy - it was was the hardest when he was taken from us so suddenly without any time for goodbyes. We and Jeffrey’s family ask for God’s blessing so that we may find the courage and strength to move forward in peace and confidence knowing that Jeffrey’s life was well-lived. We will miss him around our table, holidays & especially on birthdays. We already miss him in our hearts and in our lives. May you Rest In Peace with your Mother Mary.
Those we love don’t go away, they walk beside us everyday, unseen, unheard, but always near, so loved, so missed, so very dear,
Harvey & Mae
John Bray
22 February 2021
I knew Jeff for years. He was an avid Cubs fan and we used to discuss sports everyday I would see him. We often talked about how much he loved his kids and they were always on his mind. I always thought Jeff was in great condition as I know he played, coached, and loved sports. He was a gentleman and I never heard him speak harshly of anyone…always upbeat.
I know we all feel Jeff was way too young to leave us, but it happened and we all must deal with his passing with love and admiration for the man he was.
Since Jeff is not having a service, the Lord has put it on my heart to share the next few comments. For young and old alike please, we never know when, where, or how death will visit us. It’s at the passing of a loved one we all think about mortality and wonder about our own personal lives. If God’s Word (the Bible) is true than we need to get our lives in order to be prepared for eternity. God has always given us freewill to choose a life following the Lord Jesus, or turn and go our own way. It is the one thing that God cannot do and that choice can only be made by you.
It took me 30 years to come to the Lord. Before that time my life was always in turmoil, trying to get to the next higher point in my life. That never happened until I hit bottom and Jesus found me.
Knowing Jeff as I knew him, I believe Jeff would whole heartedly agree with what I’m saying now.
Lastly, I love Jeff and will miss his smile and always uplifting presence.. Good by my friend!
Guy Martin
20 February 2021
I was still expecting you to show that night even though 5 hours had passed. It was because you said you would be there . Your word was always as good as gold.
Latricia Stichel
20 February 2021
Daanng Jeff maaannn we were just having a conversation about life and how it was sooo crazy and unexpected in so many ways it was a pleasure working side by side with you you will forever be missed Jefferoni! ❤️❤️❤️
James Burton
20 February 2021
I'm not sure if Jeffrey was old enough to to remember playing "Molog." I remember the wee tag-a-long racing up and down Smoker Drive in just a diaper.
It was a time when kids were like leaves in our yards, free and uncollected.
Bless him and bless us all
Robert Rossborough
19 February 2021
Jeff my friend, may you rest in peace. I am praying for your family as well. You gave me and Kelly the best gift ever a few years back. She too misses you alreay.
Robert