Birth date: Sep 6, 1959 Death date: Jun 7, 2026
Jeffrey Parker, 66, of Willow Wood, OH, passed away on June 7, 2026. Born on September 6, 1959, in Warren, Ohio, he was the son of the late Armand Keith Parker and Evelyn Louise Brink. He joined the Navy for a brief time in 1977 a Read Obituary
Sorry for your loss of a great man, I had the opportunity to meet him and found we had a mutual dear friend that had passed few years ago. That first time meeting him and talking with him he's just all around a good guy I really enjoyed anytime seeing him or talking to him. I don't have any specific memory other then any time we talked he was always in good spirit and he most definitely did enjoy working on cars I was amazed too. My condolences to the family and all of his friends. I'm glad that our paths crossed just another good person in my book.
Jeff was definately one of the good ones a close friend of mine for many years even putting a roof ocer my head for a while when i was down n out n ill never forget that, one of my favorite memories of jeff was playin uno with him, he n i worked together for hours brailing tge cards so ge could play,as he said yes your cards will be marked but the dots wont mean anything to anyone but him, and he beat me in the game but ill never forget it.
Rest easy parker we all love ya and you will definately be missed
This is Al & Joan Black. We knew Jeff when he was a young fellow, before he went into the Navy. He was a fine, handsome young man, and we always had hoped he would come back in this area to live, after coming out of the Navy.
His mother, Evelyn, was a skilled seamstress, and made
Christmas stockings for the two children we had at that time. She also made beautiful Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls. We were shocked and saddened when we found out what had happened to Jeff in Cleveland, and it was definitely a miracle that he survived. But his engaging personality endured throughout his journey to healing. We saw him once or twice after he came back here, and Al spoke with him on the phone periodically. We are so sorry to his family that he is no longer here with you, but so pleased to know he is totally healed now, enjoying the beautiful sights in heaven with his Savior.
Hey so sweet and kind ❤️
Little brother, I regret that our dysfunctional family made it so that we grew up almost as strangers. And our adult lives took us far afield from each other. But when I think of you, one memory pops into my head. As the oldest I learned to diaper babies at an early age - back when we had cloth diapers and diaper pins. I had changed a little sister or two, but you were the first baby boy. Did I learn really fast to have a second diaper available when changing a little boy. When things hit the air, oooh boy!!
Give a big hug to our family that is already in Heaven, and save a place for me so that we can eventually sit down and catch up. Love you, Kathy
Jeff was like my uncle he taught me a lot of things growing up. He was my mother's best friend.. rest in peace uncle Jeff you will be missed...
I’ve known Jeff for many many years he was one of a kind. He was such a good person he’d would do anything to help people. We have had many laughs together he will definitely be missed fly high my friend ❤️🕊️
