I still can't even think off Jeff being gone. I sat a couple of weeks ago and talked with some other people who had known Jeff as a young boy and we could all agree on one thing he was the sweetest little boy without a care in the world and always a smile on his face. He was and always will be my best childhood friend.

Frankie & Joseph,  I was sadden to see the obituary on
Jeff in the paper yesterday.  It brought back so many memories of when the kids were little and Maple Park
school days.  All I could picture in my mind was little
blonde haired Jeff and what a
cute little boy he was.  I wish we could have spent more time together after you all moved from Lynnwood.  My prayers are with you all and
so sorry for your loss.  Would love to hear from you.
Janet Donaldson, 425-338-5515

Family & Friends
I'm so sorry for your loss, please accept my deapest sympathies.

I feel lucky to have had the chance to know Jeff.  He was a dear friend, we had some great times together.  I will treasure the memories forever.  I will never forget his kind heart and sweet smile.

Jeff will be in our hearts always. 

Sincerely, Stephanie

I am so sorry to hear about Jeff. I remember talking to him just over 1 1/2 years ago. I remember playing with him as a kid and him being my best guy friend growing up. I was so sad when he had to move away. When we met up during high school it was as though we hhad just seen each other a couple days before. He always had a smile and something positive to say. When he saw me at the hospital with my son a couple years ago, he came in and sat with me after he got off shift just to visit. He always had time for his family and friends. I would really like for Frankie or Joe to call me so I can talk to them. My phone # is 360-653-2655. Jeff will be truly missed by me and my family.

I also had the privilege of working with Jeff at Providence hospital. My fondest memory....his ability to turn a bad day into a great one with that contagious smile. His consistant acts of kindess with be missed.

Sincerely, Jenny

Frankie,
I can only imagine how horrible this is for you.  You and your family have my hearfelt condolences.

Frankie, Harry & Family,
I am so sorry to hear of your loss of your dear son, Jeffrey.  I remember his Scouting days when I worked with you, and how proud you were of him.  My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Sincerely, Pat

Dear family, I worked w/ Jeff at PGMC & I'm Darren Chism's big siter.I will miss him very much. As you go thru this tough time may God find you all peace & comfort knowing he is happier & in a better place smiling down on us all. The service was so nice & I know you are a great close family, Jeff WAS LOVED & WILL be REMEMBERED by so many of us. I wish I could of let him know how much I cared about him & his smile & sweet ways made my day at work.

I'm so sorry to hear of Jeff's passing. I worked with him at Providence Everett Medical Center. I was always impressed with his polite and soft-spoken manner. He was a pleasure to work with. My deepest sympathy to his family.

Dear Joe and family,

Thank you for the beautiful service today.  I was so touched by the tremendous love that Jeff has sown on this earth.  He will never be far from your hearts because of that great love.  I know you will hold him there forever.

I'm so glad I was able to get to know him and you at Northwest Millwork. I think of Jeff, your dad and you often...your family was such a force in keeping NWM going. Please bring little Jaden in to see us some day.  

Peace and love,
Pat & Tom


Joe -
Attending the beautiful service you and your family put together for Jeff made me realize just what a terrible, unbelievable loss for all of you.  I had no idea how much Jeff had accomplished in his short time on this earth, and I wish I could have known him better.  What an incredible human being he really was, and your tribute to him was so wonderful.  When you called me to tell me the terrible news, I wanted so badly to jump through the phone and put my arms around you.  I lost my only sister, and I miss her so still.  I knew you two were close, but I had no idea just how close.  Jeff was a very lucky person to have such a loving, wonderful brother, a brother who was obviously very proud of his little "bro".  
Whatever you do, please keep your faith, even though it will never really make any sense that Jeff was taken from you and your family so young.  I still miss your father in so many ways. How hard it must be for you to lose two people who you loved so deaply so close together.  
I've missed you being around Northwest Millwork so much.  I don't think you realize how much I appreciate everything you did for the company.  The way you stepped in when your father fought for his life was an incredible tribute to him and to his passion.
Please keep in touch with us and bring Jayden in to see us soon.  If there is anything I can do for you I would be so honored to help in any way.  
Take care and God bless you and your family Joe.  May you find peace in the knowlege that you have so many people in the world who truly love you.
Always,
Shelley 
  

Remember all the good times...we will not forget your "smiling" Jeff.  

Tad's mom.




I will miss you very much. I will always remember the time my mom told you not to "burn off" with me in the car and we went to the place where my mom was tanning and "burned off" the WHOLE way out of the parking lot!!!!  Another funny thing you did was buy regular and color changing Cheetos and put them in a bowl and everyone ended up with blue mouths.  You were fun and had a good sense of humor. 

May the God of Heaven and Earth be with your family in this hour of need draw strength from Him when yours is gone.

To Frankie and Joe,
    I knew Jeff as a neighborhood playmate in the 61st Pl. W. block.  He played with his brother, Joe, my brother, David, Ryan Greenland
and Laini Lowe.  I remember him as someone at that time who was always trying to 
keep everyone happy during neighborhood baseball games or "statues" or Red Rover.
   My condolences to your family.
Sincerely,
Amy Roberts

Joe,Frankie, and Harry,

I am so sorry for your loss.  Jeff was indeed a special young man who will be greatly missed.  Knowing him was enriching to me.  I especially appreciated his sensitive and kind nature.  He seemed to have a sixth sense of understanding and compassion.  

My love and prayers,
Jan

Our memories of Jeff are that he was a happy-go-lucky little fellow who had cute dimples, a wide smile, and a pleasant personality.  He was always having a good time with the neighborhood children in our cul-de-sac.  Our thoughts and prayers are with you! John, Annette, Amy, and David Roberts

We will always remember Jeff's quiet and shy smile.  God bless you Joe, as you mourn the loss of your dear brother.

Dear Frankie, Harry and Joseph.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your loss of a very special young man.
Jeff was one of the nicest, well mannered people I have ever met, and the love and pride you had in him always showed. 
Please accept our condolences.
Kathy and Michael


Dear Frankie & Harry,

We are very sorry for your loss.  Our thoughts are with you.  

Love,
Gloria, Earl & Wyke

Dear Frankie and Joe,

Please know that the entire Hamilton family is thinking of you in this time of sorrow.  Our hearts go out to you.

Love, Pam, Darrell, Megan, Ryan, Meredith and Kendall, and our families.

You will be missed more than you'll ever know. I'm just happy that I was able to share in some wonderful, stupid, crazy, sad, and very fun times. the memories will never fade. The world will miss a person of your caliber. You definetely made more of a mark or impression upon people then you might have thought. From what I knew of you, you were always a very true and honest human, whom would do anything for a friend. I'm very upset to see you leave so soon, so unexpected, my prayers strongly go out to your dear brother Joe and the rest of your family. Your struggle is over, whatever that may have been. I'm greatly disapointed I, along with all the many others was unable to say what ever needed to be said or just good bye. Now my only wish for you is that you may rest in peace, cherrish I will always the memories. 

Frankie and Joe, we are so sorry to hear about Jeff.  Our thoughts are with you and your family.

I met Jeff when we were in 6th grade. We became friends and were friends until we lost touch after graduation.  We would see each other here and there but really never stayed in touch.  He was one of the nicest guys that you could ever meet, when we were in school he would let me copy his homework when I didnt do mine, he was always there for his friends.  He will be greaty missed by the MPHS Class of 93. 
My thoughts are with his family and friends.

Well,where do I begin....It was 25yrs,11 months and 15 days ago that my life was touched by the most gentlest,kind hearted,beautiful,caring,compassionate,sincere,bestfriend that anyone could ever ask for...Jeffy has had my heart since the day i saw him...even if i did rough him up a few times when we were kids...He was always comming to my rescue..as children and as adultswhen i ever i need him he was there! Now i must hold him close in my heart...I MISS YOU JEFFY..SOOO MUCH! My favorite story of our childhood together..which he was not that fond of me telling every chance i couldis when Jeffy was about 5yrs old,I taught him how to "nick-knock" to knock on someones front door and run,and hide to watch them answer to no one,well one day,I was in my room and i heard a knock at the front door,then i heard someone running away...as i looked out the window i see Jeffy running as fast as his little legs would go... well needless to say i bolted for the door ..jumping over the front porchcuz my legs were longeri caught up to him by the time he made it to his front lawnnext door and i really gave it to him..beat him up a little,next thing i know i am in major trouble by his momFrankieand also my mom..Carolyndue to the fact..IT WAS MAY 1STmaydayAND JEFF HAD LEFT FLOWERS FOR ME ON THE PORCH,WHICH I DID NOT SEE,...as we grew up,and i told the story over and over again.. he had told me that ever since that day he "never understood women"..JEFFY HAS ALWAYS BEEN SO THOUGHTFUL AND CARED ABOUT PEOPLES FEELINGS SINCE I CAN REMEMBER... AND THATS ABOUT 25YRS....I COULD GO ON AND ON ..BUT I WILL SUM IT ALL UP WITH... WE HAVE ALL LOST SOMEONE SPECIAL IN OUR LIVES,BUT I KNOW THAT I HAVE NEVER LOST SOMEONE AS SPECIAL AS "MY BESTFRIEND JEFFY"..I LOVE YOU BUDDY..NOW YOU ARE FREE...Laini xoxoxoxoxoxox

I met Jeff 26 years ago when he came home from the hospital.  This boy... from a very young age was sweet, thoughtful gentle, polite, caring and loving.  He never changed.  His laughing, dancing eyes with the thousand lights and his impish little grin endeared him to us all.  Peaceful, serene, funny, shy, devoted and assured are just a few of the words I would choose to describe the many facets of "Jeffy".  You will be missed, Sweetie.  My heart goes out to all who loved him and I wrap you in the arms of love.  
Carolyn Lowe

Joe, I was so sorry to hear of Jeff's passing on.  Please accept my condolences.  It was a pleasure to work with him and you at the shop.

I only knew Jeff for a brief period of time.  He was a kind, generous and thoughtful spirit.  He always had something kind to say.  Although I was new to his circle of friends he always made me feel a part of the group.  Jeff will be missed.  His family is in my prayers and I hope that others will cherish his spirit as I do.

OBITUARIO

Jeffrey ''Jeff'' Alan Stipek

31 diciembre, 1969 – 31 diciembre, 1969

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