In Loving Memory
June 27, 1980 – May 7, 2014
Jeff Potter, age 33, born in Fairhope, AL passed away on Wednesday, May 7, 2014 in Daphne, AL. Jeff worked with his dad in the family business, doing construction work, since he was fourteen years old.
He is preceded in death by his mother, Kathy Potter.
He is survived by his father, Frank Potter of Fairhope, AL; sister, Lynn (Lance) Humphries of Orange Beach, AL; brother, Wes (Kristina) Potter of Fairhope, AL; grandmother, Margaret Simpson of Opp, AL; nephews, Hunter Coombs and Jackson Humphries; girlfriend of three years, Amanda Maddox, and other family and friends.
A memorial service will be held on Thursday, May 15, 2014 from 6:00 until 8:00pm at Bayfront Park, 6200 Bayfront Park Dr. in Daphne. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Diabetes Foundation, www.diabetes.org.
Expressions of condolence may be offered at www.hughesfh.com. Arrangements are by Hughes Funeral Home and Crematory in Daphne, AL.
Frank,
I am stunned about your loss. What a kind, talented , and good looking son you had. Craig and I are very sorry to learn of his passing.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Sincerely,
Monica and Craig Peterson
Thinking of you, Frank. Sending our love to you and your family, Amy & Palmer Hamilton and Ron & Virginia Snider
Dear Frank, Lynn and Wes, I am one of your Toledo, OH cousins. We are all so sad to hear the news about Jeffrey. We smile when we think of how fun he was, when we were all there, many years ago. He thought we were funny. I saw him 3 years ago when my husband and I stayed at Frances and Harold’s house. It felt like it had only been months since we had seen him. He is with his beautiful Mother and Granny now and they wil take good care of him. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
To the family of Jeff and my fellow co-worker Amanda Maddox, I am so sorry for your lost. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Nothing will ever replace this lost but speaking from experience… EVERY DAY WILL GET A LITTLE EASIER!
Please, just hang on … keep your head up!
God will prevail if you let Him.
Frank and family, I am so sorry to hear of the loss of Jeff. My thoughts and prayers are with you and family through this hard time.
So sorry to hear this. Thoughts and prayers are with you
Cousin to the Weston’s, Sandra Harrison Vasko
To Jeffs family and my Dear friend Amanda Maddox,
I’m very sorry to hear about Jeff’s passing. I didn’t know Jeff, but he must have been a very nice guy, to be with Amanda. I know that words won’t ease the pain of losing a Loved one, and only time will heal the Heart. Jeff may not be with you in body, but he will ALWAYS be in your Heart and Memories. And everytime that he crosses your thoughts, it will make you smile and bring back Good memories and the Love that you shared. And remember, that your lives have been Blessed, for him to have been part of it.
My thoughts are with you all, during this hard time of loss.
George E Busse
Frank, My heart goes out to you and your family. Chris told us the sad news of Jeff’s death at bridge last Tues. It is so very sad to lose a son especially one as young as Jeff. I pray with time happy memories will help to sustain you,
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With deepest sympathy and prayers,
Sive Carden
Frank,
We are so sorry to hear about Jeff’s passing, such a shock. I wish I had words to make it better.
Just know that our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Teresa and Robert
Frank, Like others, Pam and I were stunned to hear of Jeff’s death. I watched him work and appreciated his efforts. I was not aware of his medical issues. It can be said that he left behind not just loving family, but evidence of his efforts in life, including our’s and our neighbor’s wharfs.
It is one of a parent’s worst nightmares to bury a child. I can’t say I know how you feel, but can say I feel for you.
You have always had my respect. Now you have my sympathy. Come by and sit on the wharf with me one day and let’s just watch God’s wonders and consider the verities of life.
May God bless and comfort you.
Sincerely,
Len Turner