Jeremy Russell Knudsen

Sadly, Jeremy’s journey came to an end on Saturday Dec. 3rd, 2016. After months of declining health this last battle just proved to be too much.

He was a fighter to the very end of his 40 years in spite of all of the challenges he so gracefully faced.

Jeremy was born May 27th, 1976 to Dean and Sue Knudsen in Billings, MT. It was learned early on that Jeremy had a long road to go down with all of the twists, turns, ups and downs along the way. Jeremy’s need to explore all opportunities and what life had to offer led the family to Spokane, WA and there the journey began.

Along the way so many kind, caring, compassionate, and knowledgeable people crossed his path. Jeremy’s life journey, and that of his family, was forever changed by the kind open hearts of the Spokane Community. So many wonderful people guided Jeremy and our family. We will be forever grateful for all of their help and support.

A Special Thank You to The Guild School, Tim, Kathy, Terri for your loving respite care, Shriners Hospital (Dr. Osebold), Dist. 81 Special Ed (Candy, Bobbi) SL Start (Timi), Dr. Jeff Trail, Mark, Holly we can’t say “thank you” enough, Our sweet friends Jenny and Jenaye at Sleep Dentistry, - Reliant RX nurses Renae, Abby, Hannah, Brandy, Jill - you are simply the best!!!! Jeremy and our family would have been lost without all of you. Last, but not least, Madge and Nadine. There are not enough words to express our love and gratitude to the two of you. Jeremy couldn’t have asked for finer nurses to come into our home to teach, guide, care for and love our boy and our family. You will forever be our “friends”

To our friends and family, we love you all and deeply appreciate each and every one of you for the support you have given us and continue to offer. As Jeremy’s journey has come to an end we will always treasure our memories and find peace in knowing Jeremy is free of all pain and encumbrances. He was without a doubt the happiest, strongest person we could ever know and we will be forever proud to have had the honor of calling him “our son”

To Our Sweet Boy, God Bless and May You Rest In Peace

Your Legacy Will Live On, We Will Always Remember To

“SMILE”

There are no formal services planned at this time.