Jeff spent the last 10 years or so as the primary caretaker and companion of his mother, Alice Parker. They died a few months apart in 2013. Peace, Jeff.
Jeff was one of the first friends I made when our family moved to Ridgecrest in 1959. We got to be friends in 6th grade in Mrs. Privitt's (spelling) glass. While we didn't hang out in later years, we always remained friends, and talked whenever we ran into each other in the big town of Ridgecrest. Last time I spoke to Jeff was when he was taking his mom in for a Doctor visit and found out he was taking care of his mom. Good man.
John Plain
A lot of my mis-spent youth was in the company of Jeff. I hope Jeff has his record collection and guitar with him. We love you buddy.
Brad Stanley
Jeff was a loyal friend and a good Stanley/Parker brother. Had the honor of spreading some
of his ashes in a desert canyon behind our place in Reno. Good views of the desert and the wildlife which he loved.
Know that he'll find a sunny wide open spot and save a place in line for us.
Brad Stanley
Johnny Ayers
Jeff was one of the first friends I made when our family moved to Ridgecrest in 1959. We got to be friends in 6th grade in Mrs. Privitt's (spelling) glass. While we didn't hang out in later years, we always remained friends, and talked whenever we ran into each other in the big town of Ridgecrest. Last time I spoke to Jeff was when he was taking his mom in for a Doctor visit and found out he was taking care of his mom. Good man.