Jeffrey J. Potter

Jeffrey J. Potter

August 25, 1962 - October 23, 2024

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Shelly Billings
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“Potter” - I am still in a state of shock to think you will not be around for our family get togethers. You were always the craziest one of the bunch and caused so much laughter. You were such a special person in my kids and my grandkids lives. You could never be forgotten. Give dad and have a beer with him! We will miss you so much! Love, Shelly
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Vicki
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Jeff and June and I went to high school together, June was in my class, but I knew Jeff from elementary school on up, even though he was older. We also worked at Red Lobster and had an apartment in Windsor on Golf Road. He was a great guy and I saw how much he loved you June when he and I lived together. Your love persevered through some rough moments and great moments. My heart felt thoughts are with you and the kids. Take care of you! Vicki Alling
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Anonymous
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Dear June. Thoughts and prayers to you and your family. We had a lot of great times together. Jeff will certainly be missed.
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Joe Wajnert
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When we first moved into our new home on Tipperary we didn't know just how special that house would be...because of the beautiful neighbors to our east, The Potters. Jeff was always there, no matter what anyone needed. He loved the lake, you could see it in the way he welcomed everyone to stay at their cabin, the way he entertained people, the way he just talked to you...he was a buddy to our youngest daughter Renee, always having a freeze pop ready. We celebrated his retirement on the lake, sharing shots, a few beers, and talking smart...talking about the future, and golfing, and getting together for dinner...Jeff Potter, you made our life better because you welcomed us into your life. We have lost such a good friend. With our love, Tami, Joe, Tyler, Becky, Spencer, and Renee...
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Kathleen Eisenmann
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My most heartfelt sympathies to June and the entire family. It is a devastating loss. Thinking of Jeff always makes me smile. My husband, Mark, and Jeff were always up to something growing up. There are too many funny stories to tell them all here. I take great comfort in two good friends reunited in heaven even as I mourn for June and the family. With sincere condolences, Kathy Eisenmann