Jeremy Neil Smith

MAY 15, 1980 - OCTOBER 12, 2019

Jeremy was a native of Pensacola. He attended Sacred Heart School; Cordova Park Elementary; Workman Middle; and Washington High School, and the University of North Florida. He had a special interest in riding his bike, surfing and enjoying time with friends and family.

Jeremy was met at the pearly gates by his sisters, Jennifer Smith and Alison Hall; his father, Neil Smith; grandparents, Jack Stephens Hall; Hildred and Henry Herschel Smith; Jerry Gamber and Peter Falzone; and his Uncle David Smith.

Left to cherish his memory are his daughter, Lena Smith-Dyche and her mother, Alli Dyche; parents, Jacque Falzone; and Tim and Amy Falzone; brothers, Neil (Mary Beth) and Keith Smith; sister, Patrice Werlin (Joden); grandmothers, Mary Frances Gamber and Billie Falzone; nieces, Caroline Elizabeth Smith and Emma Werlin.

Bunnie Bogey, Tim, Coady, and Josh Haga, Gabi Manzullo; Tony and Leah Hall, Jennifer Long, Heather Vaughan; Patrice Lenhart, Charlie, Katie, Lucian, Ian, Raleigh, and Brooke Blackburn; Geoff Hall; Ligaya, Steve and Dillon Zent; Garry Gamber; Paula, Richard, Mark and David Jernigan; Pete, Marina, and Sophie Falzone, Marissa Shelton; Terri, Richy, Ragan and Ethan Haarala; Mary and Andre Marshall; Roz Baughn and Lorri Edwards; Chis Smith and Shannon Reaves; Charlene and Gary Fetterly. These are Jeremy’s aunts, uncles and cousins who miss him dearly.

Jeremy has many, many friends, too numerous to mention. You know who you are.

A Gathering of Family and Friends will be held at a date not yet determined. The family thanks you for all of your love and support during this difficult time. A huge thank you to Warren and Albe.

Jeremy, you were a precious gift to us. We love you. You are now a bright star in the night sky.

Wind whispered why

Do you stand here and cry

Each night to the Moon and Stars?

Dear Wind, you can see

What Life’s taken from me

And now I must Love from afar

The rain washed away

Our Song of the day

Leaving me fragile and scarred

Now each tear that I cry

Will fall to the sky

And become a twinkling star

In the darkest of Night

May the stars hold you tight

And comfort you with Loves Light