Jeremy Whitham (26 Mar 1960 - 17 Aug 2021)

For my dear brother

My dear brother Jem
This is so difficult, we miss you so very much. You were taken from us far to soon. You were always so smiley, funny with that infectious giggle, which I am really pleased lives on in Alex. You were so proud of your beautiful daughters Alex and Daisy-Grace, and loved telling us what they were up too. You were always ready to help anyone, rushing around to fit us all in. You were an amazing cook and we loved sampling your creations. Rest in peace you will live on in our hearts. X

Dear Jem, you were such a kind, generous and caring uncle. In recent years, while sorting out our electrics, you talked so proudly of Alex and Daisy Grace and loved telling us about Millie and the joy all 3 bought you. It is unbelievable that you are now gone, but it is clear how much you meant to so many which will hopefully be a comfort to those you loved you the most. You will be missed.

Your brother Steve and I are still in shock, disbelief and grief. Perhaps you are with Pete now, who knows but we wish with all our hearts that you were still here with us.
Your beautiful daughters who made you so proud must now find their way to cope. So very sad and you are sorely missed dear Jem. We will love you always.

Very sad to read this. Jerry was a lovely gentle man. Fond memories of him working alongside Jake & Rory. He also made the best chocolate cake. RIP dear man.

Jerry will miss our chats and exchanging gardening stories and tips and of course the best rhubarb in Redruth - thank you for your help over the many years of our friendship

Awe Jerry - what a legend (I don’t use that word lightly) he was so generous, sooo proud of his daughters and all that they achieved in their lives so far and further. He gave so much to everyone. He helped me with so much. Digging my garden for a water pipe for one - made a good roast too!! He was an attentive ear, a right laugh and the most generous person I know. What a huge loss. Times are a changing and a world without him feels like someone is definitely missing. Rest in peace my friend : ) xx

Shine bright Jerry 💡💡

I met Jerry many years ago when he sorted all my lights and electrical work on my cottage. He loved a chat and was always cheerful. RIP Jerry

I have only known Jerry for a few years but what a pleasure it has been. When he got his dog Millie as a puppy we met in the field and felt like I saw him daily since. Always smiling, friendly and having a good chat telling a few of his funny stories (I'm sure he had quite the vault of these). Jerry was the glue which bonded the various parties of field walkers as he seemed to know everyone! Had quite a number of admirers as well 😉 A heart of good and he would always offer words of advise or lend a hand to those in need. Jerry always spoke of his daughters achievements and was ever so proud, a proper father figure! It has saddened me deeply to hear of his loss,gone too soon but I will always think of thondly him during my walks. Shine bright Jerry 🌟

I met Jerry when a friend recommended he do the electrics on the house I was building. He was amazing at his job but we also shared lots of great chats and many laughs. He made wonderful cakes and was a whizz at music quizzes. I saw him many times after and he was always a pleasure to chat with. I am sad to hear of his passing but will remember him fondly whenever I turn on my lights or cook my dinner.

Shine bright Jeremy⭐️💫

I have only had the pleasure of knowing Jeremy for the past few years,what a fabulous man he was,an amazing Father to Alex and Daisy Grace and Millie his Dog,an amazing Electrician with a hilarious sense of humour,gone too soon but will never be forgotten,shine bright Jeremy💕⭐️