Jed moved to the Lebanon area in the late 1960s. Worked the next 40 years in industrial metals and millwrighting. keeping the production lines and the wheels of various industrial plants turning.

He is survived by: his loving wife of 41 years, Earlene; his brother, Steve; daughters, Angela, Dawn, and Jennifier; grandchildren, Tanna, Tayah, Natten, Karlie, and Tommy; and one great grandchild, Riely.

A very large family of aunt’s, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, in-laws, OUTLAWS, friends, and neighbors will also be left behind.

“Thank all of you for your love and support. You all are each part of the glue that holds this wonderful family together. I would like to thank the many instructors, mentors, and friends that have encouraged me and taught the many craftmanships. I have very fond memories of each of you and the deepest respect for each of you. Thank you.

Sweet Home funeral Chapel will be handling the necessary details associated with this matter. I highly recommend them. They were extremely knowledgeable on what needs to be done.

There will be no funeral services. A memorial may be held at a later date should family members wish.”

– Jed

Arrangements are under the direction of Sweet Home Funeral Chapel.