Wow 🌹,  I shall always remember my friend Jeffrey.  Thank you for this reminder of a friend & co-worker of his day, I mention this to another co-worker last week how I dedicated trees for him for he loved the out doors,  R.I.P UNBELIEVABLE that a year has passed 💙🙏💙🌹😊

I new Jeff from the valley. I first met him when we i was doing transport, and then later got to work with him more closely in the ER as techs. I Remember, many times we would all stand out up front of patients room’s who needed a little extra attention, and all contemplate how we would even begin to handle it. One of these times Jeff, in his very calm and collective manner looked at me at while the patient persisted to scream at the top of his lungs patted me on the shoulder and said good luck, and took off in the opposite direction.  He Seem to have a good sense of humor but a lot of that stuff. At the time when things are finally calm down in the ER, we would  contemplate our futures, becoming a nurses, PAs and what not. I had left the fountain Valley for a little while and when I came back he had  told me he was finishing up school and was becoming a nurse, he had a look of accomplishment and pride in finally making it. It was an honor working with him and getting to know him throughout the years. I will miss him. 

Jake

Jeff was an important part of my life. I was blessed to have gotten the chance to meet such an amazing man and to learn about him on a deeper level. He was my best friend for many years, and I really loved spending time with him. He truly lived life to the fullest and enjoyed all the small and big things life had to offer. He is one of the most hard working, driven, and determined people I have met in my life so far. I will always remember our memories working together at Fountain Valley Regional Hospital and our many adventures outside of work. It brings me immense pain to come to terms and cope with the death of Jeff. I really wanted him to live life to the fullest and enjoy all his favorite foods to the max. I think he really did that while he was here so that gives me peace. I am also happy he has such a strong and loving family to come together to celebrate his life. He is such a gentleman and a very fine young man with a great, big heart. His family raised him very well. Anyone that knows him would agree. I know he had a really amazing life. I will cherish our memories forever. Take care and my deepest condolence to all friends and family. 

With much love,
Jamie Mao

I was able to meet Jeff through Sam, both were ER nurses over at WAMC while I was over in the ICU. After a long night shift, we decided to get breakfast and mimosas together at none other than the Broken Yolk Cafe. I was able to get to know Jeff, even if only for a brief moment, and learned how kindhearted, caring, and funny he was. Jeff is so sweet, honest, and truly cared for his loved ones and all the patients he took care of. He was a great friend and nurse, and will be missed dearly. My condolences and prayers to his family and friends. Love you Jeff. 

I got to know your son when he was a transporter here at FV, I encouraged him to come to the ER as a tech. He Applied and got the position. He fit right in with our crew. He was a hard worker and always had a positive attitude. We  spent a good amount of time talking about life and what he wanted to do and what I was already doing. I peer pressured him to go to nursing school and was happy to see him going through school and proud of the fact he became a nurse and started living his bucket list dreams. I always told him he should shave his head. When he finally did I told him how I loved his new look! After he became a nurse he shared his motorcycle road trip stories with me. 
The last time we text was in May and he was wondering about coming back to FV. I said he should apply because I am sure he would be able to get a job back with us and I know everyone would be happy to have him working beside us again.
It was a big shock for me to hear of his death. Everyone at FV was shocked and saddened hear. My heart goes out to you. You aren’t supposed to have your child die. 
I am working on August 8th so will  not be able to attend the service. 
Sending hugs to you in this difficult time. 

I am saddened to hear about the passing of Jeff. I had the pleasure of working with him for several years at FVRH. He was always so happy and smiling whenever I worked with him. As a new tech coming into a busy ER he was so willing to help me as I got my legs underneath me in a stressful and new working environment. I will always remember his kindness that he showed me and all his co-workers, and the compassion and kindness he showed each of the patients that he helped to treat. Even after we both left FV, we kept in touch via social media and I was thrilled when he shared that he had finally reached his goal of becoming an RN.  
Rest in peace my friend, until we meet again.
Rebecca

I shall always remember my friend Jeff, for he always say hello when I came into work and help me find my favorite stool and kind and nice he was, especially going to school , I would say, "keep focus, you will achieve your goal" I was so proud when he told me I made it.
Jeff you shall be miss more then you know.
My condolences to Family & Friends.
R.I.P my friend till I meet again, & Greet with with one of your beautiful SMILES.

Oh how I will miss his smile and the laughter we shared. My favorite memory of Jeff was at FVR in the ED break room with the bird he found. He left on break and bought it a cage!! RIP my friend! Til we meet again. To his family and friends my prayers are with you.  May you feel surrounded by love and support. 

OBITUARY

Jeffrey Campbell Dyess

March 17, 1993 – June 20, 2023

Pacific View Mortuary & Memorial Park

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