Jesse Patrick Egan

Jesse Patrick Egan of Phoenix, Arizona passed away Wednesday, October 5, 2022. Jesse was born January 3, 1983 in Tucson, Arizona. He spent his early years between Phoenix and summers in northern Minnesota. He graduated from Sunny slope High School. Following high school he mastered the trade of tile setter, he also worked in construction and fabrication. He was jack of all trades and had mastered many. Jesse loved life and lived it to the fullest. He breathed in all life had to give. He was adventurous, a risk taker, courageous, compassionate, caring, loved unconditionally and spiritual. He loved fishing; if there was a fish in a lake or pond he could find it. He loved home cooked food, leftovers and peanut butter. He read fantasy books where heroes, trials and tribulations were guaranteed and the hero arrived home safely. He love thrift store hunting for name brand clothes, an iron to press his clothes and hats. In his down time he played video games and loved taking long drives to anywhere. Jesse loved people from all walks of life. He made the invisible feel visible and he was always on a "mission" to help someone. Jesse's immediate family was extremely important to him. He always tried to help in any way he could, always popping in for those home cooked meals leftovers, arguing with his brother as who was mom's favorite and making sure he always told everyone he loved them. He taught his nieces and nephews the art of fishing and gave those that needed mentoring his time.

His last wonderful adventure was Heather Sherwin, whom he loved unconditionally, with an open heart right down to their matching black and white Nikes.

Jesse is survived by his mother Susanne, stepfather Bill, sisters Jenna and Laura, brothers Thomas and Nicholas (Destiny), grandmother Rosalyn and many nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by his father Kerry Egan, grandfather Benjamin Meidinger.

Condolences can be left on the Shadow Mountain Mortuary site.

A celebration of life will be held Sunday, November 27th at 4pm at Unity of Phoenix Spiritual Center, 1500 Greenway Parkway, Phoenix, Arizona. A light lunch will follow. All are welcome to attend and share memories.