Jeremy White

Jeremy was a talented artist who had a passion for drawing and doing tattoos. He always had a project going on in the garage, whether it was fixing up a motorcycle or an old car. He loved to wheel and deal, always trading cars, guns, or bikes. He enjoyed going to the gun range with his kids. He collected Hot Wheels, action figures, and comic books. He enjoyed playing video games and loved horror, war, and Marvel movies. He would often be found sitting in the backyard at the grill, smoking meat and, of course, passing around a joint with family and friends. He was known as a jokester, always laughing and having fun. Before he was too sick, he and his wife enjoyed going for rides on his motorcycle with friends that he referred to as his wolf pack. He had a tremendous loving heart and was often referred to as a gentle giant, as he towered at 6 foot 9 inches tall. He was very devoted to his family and loved spending time with them. He had many nicknames; as a child, his Pop called him Gipper and was lovingly called Ge-pa by his grandchildren.

Jeremy worked for many years at Casino Aztar in various positions and later worked in the returnable drums department at Uniseal.

Jeremy found his soulmate, Jamie, in 2015. They had a kind of love that is rarely found in a lifetime and were married in 2018. Jamie stood by him as his rock through his many health struggles, lovingly caring for him 24/7.

Jeremy is survived by his wife, Jamie (Miller); his sons (lovingly referred to as his squatchlings), Sebastian White, Elijah White, Christian Allen, Jacob (Lauren) Allen, and Caleb Allen; and daughter Haley (Reynaldo) Flores; biological father Ron (Theresa) White; brothers Brian Devoy, Uriah White, Ezra White; and sister Connie Rumade; grandchildren Keagan, Aidan, Olivia (Livie), Mateo (Tato), Stormy, and Harrison; many nieces, nephews, and cousins; and special friend Chris Pribble.

Jeremy was proceeded in death by his biological mother, Elizie (Nelly) Eakins, and his parents, Robert and Vonneda (Jane) White.

A celebration of life will be held at 2 p.m. at the Lions Club, located at 275 Elm St., Elberfeld, IN 47613, on January 24.