Jeffrey S Nyenhuis

My name is Dave. Paula and I have been lucky enough to know Jeff and his family for many years. You can search the world over and not find better people. Jeff fit right in with that description. Through the years he and Paula and I became the three musketeers. We understood one another and did everything together. Shopping, the beach, dinner, breakfast, naps, 4 wheeling, cutting firewood, campfires and etc... You could not find a better friend or a better family. I don't know how to proceed without our best friend. I know that we still have his family that we can all lean on together. But this is difficult. Its so hard to lose someone you love with all your heart in the blink of an eye. But Jeff would want us to go forward. So in his name, as hard as it will be, we will join with his family and do our best to live the rest of our lives to the best of our abilities to make him proud. He didn't like it, but I always told him how much I loved him. Paula did as well. I'm glad we did. And I am so thankful to have been lucky enough to love his family and him and to have shared so many special times with our best, very special friend. We will love you dearly everyday and miss you as much everyday. We thank your family and God for the pleasure of calling you our family. You were, and always will be, our brother. I hope you knew how special you and your family are to us. Till we meet again, we love you with all of our hearts and always will. I can't believe you are gone. Its like a bad dream. Look down on all of us with love. Thank you Jeff for all the good times. We love you forever.

Game nights just aren't going to be the same, who is going to verify the rules? I will never forget my first time being at deer camp. Something along the lines of 'who brings a girl to deer camp', but watching all of the boys in their element together is something I will always cherish, and look forward to seeing every year. It just won't be the same. I swear when he was driving around he always had either Gregory or Rylee on the 4-wheeler with him. We can't go pass his trailer without making a pit stop for "Jeff Jerky" or Chocolate from his fridge. He is going to be missed on so many different levels.

Sorry to hear , he loved his family and was very proud , my condolences. GOD BLESS

My sincere sympathy to the whole family. May God give you peace and comfort and fond loving memories. So sorry For your loss.

Our condolences to the Nyenhuis family. We wish you peace and may fond memories comfort you. Billy and Deb Noltner