Birth date: Aug 2, 1957 Death date: Feb 12, 2016
Jeffrey Lee “Jeff” Nemec, of Tacoma, Washington, passed away on February 12, 2016. He was born August 2, 1957 to Lawrence and Martha Nemec in Tacoma, WA. Jeff attended local Tacoma schools; Whitman, Stewart and Lincoln. He had a s Read Obituary
I didn't know Jeff, but have known Gregg since grade school. I just heard about the loss of your brother today Gregg, and I want to let you know how sorry I am. My heart goes out to you and your whole family. God Bless and keep you all, in comfort and closeness. Love to you my friend ~ Karen (Stillwell) Cook.
Jeff, We shared 55 years of friendship and what a childhood we had .
I'm going to miss you my brother . The things we shared as the first. Like learning to ride our bikes, making our first forts together ,Tree houses ,trying to find the Chinaman's caves ,all of the sleep overs in our parents back yards and sneaking out at night to climb the best cherry,Apple,pear trees in the old neighborhood ,Then the mini bikes came and the days we spent on Billy Goat hill ,Finally getting our drivers licenses and the places went .
We shade it all and we had a story book childhood ,The Best Times in our lives growing up we spent together I will never forget you brother .
For you are not gone my brother But just away .Until we meet again ,I love ya
R.I.P.
Your Brother Danny Baker
I remember being new to the "neighborhood" and making the best friends with Debbie Wright, Theresa Walsh, Danny Baker, the Nances and just having a blast swimming at Debbies and hanging out in the neighborhood. My only regret is not having seen Jeff for the last 30 years!!!
RIP Jeff!! Loved you then and love you now!!
Kim Richardson-DeCato
Wow what a crazy world we live in. Just yesterday Jeff and I were riding our mini bikes on Billly Goat Hill. Lost my contact with Jeff in the 70s we all go our ways in life. I remember Jeff as a " well let's give it a try" type person. Marth, a little secret, back when it snowed really heavy about '71 the neighbor next door threw a snowball at your house It broke a window. I stuck up for him I was wrong, thought he would kick my butt. I will miss Jeff we always think we have tomorrow Folks don't wait for tomorrow if you love someone tell them.
Dear Martha, Denny and Gregg,
My deepest condolences at the loss of your son and brother, Jeff. He was such a special friend to me. Big brother of my childhood best friend, drinking buddy in our early twenties and someone I looked up to and depended on in my early months of sobriety.
We shared that time together, both clean and sober, both trying to figure out how to make such a huge life change together. My heart breaks that I was not to be a life-long state for Jeff. Regardless of whatever addiction may have made him do, Jeff was, and will always be remembered for being a good friend with a kind heart. Someone who always made me laugh, who had a soft heart inside a tough exterior. Someone who would always help a friend in need, someone who loved to have fun, and someone I will always love and respect.
Marie (McDougall) Forstein
