Jeffrey Wayne Faulkner was born on April 20, 1963 and passed into eternal life on March 14, 2021.He is survived by his wife, Barbara; his parents, John & Sharon; his brother, Tom and sister-in-law Karon; his in-laws, Lou and Jan Yount, David and Patti Bushman, and Chuck and Lana Bushman; as well as many nieces, nephews, grandnieces and grandnephews.

Jeff dearly loved his wife, Barbara with a strong commitment. They married in 1985 and celebrated a renewal of their vows to one another in 2010 on their 25th anniversary in Hawaii. Jeff loved his family deeply and served them faithfully. His caring ways and quick-fix skills have rescued many of us in times of need. His upbeat, positive outlook was always encouraging.
He loved to talk about anything and everything--especially if it had wheels and a motor.

Jeff was truly a good neighbor and friend. He never met a stranger. His friendly ways made him loved by all who knew him. To say that Jeff loved his dogs would be an understatement! In fact, Jeff loved all animals--even cats.One time on a family trip he and Barbara spent most of their time watching their dogs on the boarder's live stream video to make sure they were okay.

Jeff would have been a wonderful father, but God chose not to give that opportunity to him. Jeff dearly loved his nieces and nephews, watching them grow and marry and start families of their own. He adored being with the little ones, and they loved their Uncle Jeff.

Jeff ran the family dry cleaning business with his brother, Tom, for over 20 years. He was responsible and dependable and a Mr. Fix-It, whenever equipment needed repair. Jeff and Tom also hunted together and were very close--as brothers should be with big brother watching out for his younger brother. Not everyone can work with family, but the sharing of the business responsibilities brought the brothers even closer.

Though this past year has been incredibly difficult due to COVID, Jeff and Tom kept the business running for the family and employees who depended on them. Jeff made a difference in the lives of others. But his heart belonged to Barbara for almost 36 years -- until she had to give it back to God.