Jeremy Lynn Herrmann

My fondest memories of Jeremy, are when we were kids. I was 6 years older than Jeremy, but that didn't seem to matter as he was always at our house when they came to visit Kinsley. We would play video games from the time we got up till the time we went to bed. As we all knew Jeremy had asthma, and my house always had pets in it, which made it hard for him to breathe. We always asked if he could have a sleep over, but early on, it was always a no. But finally after a lot of begging and pleading, they finally relented and everything wound up being ok. If there was a game on Nintendo we mastered it, from Zelda, to Contra, to Super Mario Brothers to Castlevania and every game in between. From my childhood those are the memories I always cherished the most. Even though we were technically cousins, I always thought of Jeremy as a brother back then. Even though we didn't see as much of each other as we got older, as he was living in Florida and Wisconsin and I was in California. It was great to see him turn into the loving husband, father and hard working young man we all knew he was born to be, RIP Jeremy, you will be missed more than you ever will know.

My deepest heartfelt sympathy to Richard, Pam and family.

I will always remember how considerate Jeremy was with my mother. He never hesitated to take a hold of her arm so she felt more secure walking.

Beverly Breedlove I didn't know Jeremy but I know his wonderful parents; my heart goes out to them and all the family at this time.

Words can't express how all of us are feeling about the loss of Jeremy. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Herrmann family and we wish them all our love and support. Craig Wulf and family