Jeremy was such an awesome guy. He was so nice to me. I met him when he was working at Lackland in 2003. I was in training there. I ended up getting stationed at Randolph. He picked me up from the airport when I came back, and even let me crash at his place. Went to a couple of his shows as well. We kept in touch until about a year or so ago. I'll never forget my first Texas friend. 

My heart hurts hearing this news.  Jeremy was the sweetest, most thoughtful guy.  My deepest, deepest condolences to his family.   

I will never forget the fun days of band and jazz band with Jeremy as kids in school, and I was happy we reconnected as adults through social media. We joked about when we were in college, ran into each other at West Telemarketing, and bummed cigarettes off people on our lunch breaks. (Shhhh, don't tell!) I am thankful for the most recent years of us catching up and reminiscing about the "old days"; it was fun. I will be thinking of his family; he said he loved spending time in Devine visiting with his mom and dad. Lots of love to you all.

Jeremy was one of my best friends.  I loved him like a brother.  He was an amazing person, in so many ways.  I am deeply saddened, and will miss him.  My condolences to his family.

I’m so sorry for your loss. Jeremy was a great friend of mine. We were in the band together and spent a lot of time practicing long hours together. He was so talented and a beautiful person. God bless you all during this very difficult time.