Please accept my deepest condolences, it was a shock to hear of Jeremiah's passing. We met as work associates but I considered Jeremiah a friend and we spent much time talking and solving life's challenges. I had a health issue and asked Jeremiah to contract me for yard work on my property, he showed up and did it himself, that's the kind of man he was to give and ask nothing in return. I will miss our talks and I pray peace and comfort for the family and friends.

What can I say in this short space. I lived across the street from him when he was a teenager. Anytime he saw me outside he came over. We shared our love of all things Metal and star wars of course. Hearing Megadeath now will always remind me of him. So glad to have been able to come see him a few years ago after moving across country. Although a lot of time passed we picked right up. This big long haired goofy kid. Grew into an amazing husband and father. The love he gave to those around him was special. People or animals. You will be missed bro.


Jeremiah was one of the most genuine, selfless, and witty people I know. When we were trying to make a Christmas event happen at The Old Spanish Trail, he  came along and donated his time, his kids' time, and a ton of supplies to help us put together our event. He taught us how to "professionally" hang lights which I didn't even know was a thing, but apparently it is! He also helped out and played an awesome Santa for us after our haunt actors fell a little short playing the part. He said that Santa has to be done RIGHT, and he definitely made the best Santa I've ever seen!  We could never have pulled off a great Christmas event without Jeremiah, Jada, and Justin. 
After that, he continued to be a part of our haunt family and spent the evenings during haunt season chasing people with chainsaws. He was one of only a couple of actors who could crank the chainsaw all evening without growing tired. Whatever he did, he always went above and beyond. And did it all for free, simply out of the kindness of his heart. It is so heartbreaking that we have to loose such an awesome person at such a young age. The world was definitely a better place with him in it!

I met Jeremiah in middle school at Lake Shore Middle but we lost touch after he went to Ed White Senior High and I went to Lee Senior High. We got back in contact when he came to my vintage toy store looking for vintage Star Wars figures. 
He has been a part of my and my wife’s life since we got back in touch with each other. 
Him and his lovely wife, Jeana are Godparents to our children, Ian and Liberty. Our kids will never forget Jeremiah. 
I remember for my birthday a few years ago, he gave me one of the last two figures I needed to complete my vintage Star Wars run. I always gave him first dibs on any vintage Star Wars stuff that came into my shop. 
 He was such a phenomenal person, husband, father, and friend. 
I’ll miss you forever, Jeremiah. 

I love you brother. 

I knew Jeremiah through LCI and living at the Villages of San Jose. He was quick to assure all would be well and concerns would be addressed. May his family and loved ones know he was highly respected, always courteous and left you feeling better, for having known him. Rest In Peace, Jeremiah, your work on Earth is done. Prayers for comfort sent. 

It's been a great honor to have you my life  J.D.  :) From all the crazy metal shows,  to scaring kids outta their minds on Halloween,  and chill-laxin' down Ichetchknee.  RIP - your, Tracy 

Jeremiah,

I will never forget the fact that you and your family were there for every important event in our lives, your smile, and the witty things you’d say. Ian and Liberty will always know you were their God Father. I’m so thankful that I got to know you and your family. We will look out for them as you did us. We love and miss you!

Megan Stanford

I’ve know Jeremiah for roughly 6 years. We met through a Star Wars Facebook group and became fast friends through our shared love of Star Wars and the Cincinnati Bengals. We texted each other often, sometimes daily. A couple of years into our online friendship, I lost my job and was forced to sell some of my collection to put food on the table. Jeremiah wasted no time and bought 2 of my pieces and held them for me to buy back when times improved. A few months later I did buy them back and when I opened the box, not only were my 2 pieces in there, but he included a third I was forced to sell. It was my favorite piece and it broke my heart to sell it. From that point on, I considered him my closest friend. After that, we started attending an annual toy show together and spent every waking moment together walking the convention and talking to people. These will always be some of my favorite memories. 

I know Jeremiah from the villages of San Jose where I live.  I was so shocked and saddened by his passing.  He had the most amazing memory and had a stellar reputation with all he met and worked with.  His word was bond and I could tell he was a loving husband and father.  
I am so very sorry for your loss, he was a gentle giant of a man

Simply put, The Best of the Best!  Superb at his job, caring, kind, with a heart of gold……my husband and I just loved him.  He was always there when you needed him….and worked hard to make everything just right no matter how long it took.  Always put others before himself…..he was a dear, dear man and I was fortunate enough to call him a friend.  Fly high with Glen my friend….I will miss you!

What began as a good professional relationship A few years ago turned into a great friendship. Our periodic phone calls to discuss landscape matters often turned into a 30-minute discussion about football and our beloved UGA dawgs.  

One of the nicest and most hospitable men I have had the honor of knowing. Vicki and my prayers are with you and your family.  Love ya man. 

OBITUARIO

Jeremiah Dane Milligan

8 diciembre, 1978 – 11 noviembre, 2021

Hardage-Giddens Riverside Funeral Home & Riverside Memorial Park

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