JEFF PATTERSON WAS THE BIGGEST SMALL MAN I'VE RAN ACROSS HE WAS THE TYPE OF GUY THAT ALWAYS CARRIED HIMSELF BIGGER THAN WHAT HE REALLY APPEARED HE WAS A LIL SCRAPPER WOULDN'T BACK DOWN FROM ANYBODY THOSE ARE THE THINGS THAT I REMEMBER MOST ABOUT JEFF AND BROTHER YOU'LL ALWAYS BE IN OUR HEARTS,CEDRICK MAPPS
I never remember NOT knowing Jeff. Our families went to church together and knew each other well since we were very young. I took his friendship for granted, as I am sure many more did. His passing was a shock to all, especially at the age when we thought we were invincible.
I will always remember the positive spirit Jeff had, and his passion for life in general. The craziest memory I have of Jeff happened when we were on our way skiing and tubing at Martin Creek one day. We had loaded the boat down with tubes and life jackets and such, and I still don't know how he did it, but half way to the lake, we looked back to make sure everything was still in the boat, and Jeff pops out from under all the tubes and stuff screaming like a maniac....crazy sucker! It scared us to death at first, then we all laughed until we cried. Just in case anyone wants to see, there is a memorial to Jeff placed at Pine Springs Baptist Encampment just down the road from the Durango Canyon event scheduled for Saturday evening. I do miss Jeff, but he is where he needs to be, and I would not change that for anything! I just look forward to seeing him again some day!!
William (Bubba) Ramsey
Jeff was a good friend of mine. We spent quite a bit of time together proceeding his death. What a tragedy and a loss to us all. We still miss you!Michelle Roberts (Wright)
Jeff lived up the street from me when we were in high school. We had alot of good times together. He was a great friend that I miss terribly.Cedrick Mapps
JEFF PATTERSON WAS THE BIGGEST SMALL MAN I'VE RAN ACROSS HE WAS THE TYPE OF GUY THAT ALWAYS CARRIED HIMSELF BIGGER THAN WHAT HE REALLY APPEARED HE WAS A LIL SCRAPPER WOULDN'T BACK DOWN FROM ANYBODY THOSE ARE THE THINGS THAT I REMEMBER MOST ABOUT JEFF AND BROTHER YOU'LL ALWAYS BE IN OUR HEARTS,CEDRICK MAPPSSharla Gaddy (Smith)
I never remember NOT knowing Jeff. Our families went to church together and knew each other well since we were very young. I took his friendship for granted, as I am sure many more did. His passing was a shock to all, especially at the age when we thought we were invincible.Max McGee
I will always remember the positive spirit Jeff had, and his passion for life in general. The craziest memory I have of Jeff happened when we were on our way skiing and tubing at Martin Creek one day. We had loaded the boat down with tubes and life jackets and such, and I still don't know how he did it, but half way to the lake, we looked back to make sure everything was still in the boat, and Jeff pops out from under all the tubes and stuff screaming like a maniac....crazy sucker! It scared us to death at first, then we all laughed until we cried. Just in case anyone wants to see, there is a memorial to Jeff placed at Pine Springs Baptist Encampment just down the road from the Durango Canyon event scheduled for Saturday evening. I do miss Jeff, but he is where he needs to be, and I would not change that for anything! I just look forward to seeing him again some day!!