Memories of Jedaiah (Jed) John Sinkler

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Jedaiah (Jed) John Sinkler

Santa Cruz, CA

March 8, 1981 - August 2, 2023

Mar 8, 1981 - Aug 2, 2023

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Cecily Kelln

I feel like I knew Jed because he resembled his father (Dee Sinkler), who was my neighbor growing up in Bryn Mawr, PA. Dee truly loved his son Jed. My prayers and condolences go out to all the family and friends who grieve his sudden passing.

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Elizabeth Hersh

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Rhea Guzman

He was a precious, sweet child, and grew into just as sweet a man. So tragic.

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Joe Astraski

Im very sorry for the loss of such a great man I barely knew hom but will never forget his generosity towards my close friend Jamie and the kindness he extended to our baby Psyloch and Moya. May he rest in peace

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Lorraine Zane

Jed was so sweet to us when we visited Akaska. He took my kids around Anchorage. They had a great time with him and they often talked about Jed after that trip. I remember him always smiling and he had great stories to tell, making us laugh. He is probably smiling down on us right now, with his Mom and Cousin Zeke at his side. I like to think he is truly at peace now.

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