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Comment by Carla Whitehead on January 26, 2009 at 6:42pm

Words can't not explain how much Jermaine will be missed and how painfu it was to hear of his passing. I've known Jermaine for many years. I will missing hearing Mommah, I would always pick at the way he would say Momma. Rose, Crystal know that God makes no mistakes, know that Jermaine was truly love and the sound of his voice, his competitive spirit and even that hot head that had a gentle internal surface will forever be missed. Jermaine was the book that should not be judge by the cover, but turn the pages and the warm heart and good spirit was right there, waiting to give that son hug, or that brother to brother love. RIP Jermaine.

Comment by Geechy Cajun on January 26, 2009 at 6:40pm

Damn Jermaine...you checked out on us! I'm sure you're in a better place than us you left behind in this jungle we call the world here on earth. I know you're smiling AS USUAL. It was a pleasure to have met you and I enjoyed EVERY bit of the laughs I had when you were around. I'm glad I got to see you a few weeks ago, I had NO idea it would be the last time. Your smile and raspy voice will be missed! To the family I say there is no earthly sorrow that Heaven can not heal. May God comfort you and be your rock in this time of bereavement, this too shall pass.........Take Care

Comment by Charles Jordan II on January 26, 2009 at 6:19pm

Well what can i say to a strong competitor, my friend, and my Brother. Im still in shock it still hasnt hit me but day by day since saturday its hurting more and more . Its funny friday night we hugged when i was leaving only if I knew it was for the last time, Ive known Jermaine since I was 13 growing up in youth league.People said alot of things about him from a loose cannon, too wild, whatever they said he was our loose cannon our family we didnt always see eye to eye but he always had my back. Giving anything he had to help his friends and for that how can you not respect and love him. There"s a song that best describes our brother and its from the Lil Wayne cd
(You understand me now if sometimes you see that I'm mad, Dont you know no one alive can always be an angel when everything goes wrong you see some bad, But I'm just a soul whose intentions are good O' Lord please dont let me be misunderstood. Love You Bro Never Forgotten

Comment by Cicely on January 26, 2009 at 5:48pm

Jermaine was a very nice person who had a great sense of humor. I got to know him for a few years and I cant believe that I won't see him at the bowling alley anymore. He was someone who was in good spirits everytime i came in contact with him. He will be missed. I pray the peace of god and restoration over his family. Life is too short, tell your friends and love ones that you love them.

Comment by Michael Sargent on January 26, 2009 at 4:35pm

Hey Jermaine,
I say hey to you like your still here and in my heart you always will be.
My prayers go out to his family and everyone who knew him.By the way will someone tell Jack Jackson to please call me,Greg has my number.Love you Jermaine....rip...

Comment by Angela Mattox on January 26, 2009 at 4:10pm

Our thoughts and prayer are with Jermaine's family to help them during this time. Peace & Blessings!!!

Comment by Santiago on January 26, 2009 at 12:56pm

Jermaine....what can I say, you'll be missed, you and your spunky spirit!!!! You've always had a way of letting people know exactly whats on your mind.(alley conditons, who will win, and what alley should have a great turn out). I have personally seen you grow from a youth bowler (East Point days) to a man fighting for a REAL BOWLERS title.....rest in peace!!! God bless your family during this time.

Comment by LESLIE STARLING on January 26, 2009 at 11:27am

Jermaine it was hard to play last night. I'm sure a lot of friends felt the same way about the lanes last night along with me.You will be missed R.I.P. Jermaine.

Comment by Michael Givens on January 26, 2009 at 10:48am

Wow! I am in total shock. Jermaine and I have always been Cool with one another. Outside of bowling Jermaine and I had some personal conversations, and you could tell that he wanted to change the direction that his live was headed and I reached out to him to give him some encouraging advice, and I regret the fact, I probably could have done more. You will be truly missed!!!!!

Comment by Michelle Daniels on January 26, 2009 at 9:25am

I am still in a state of shock. Jermaine was one of my team members years ago at East Point. We bowled in the City of Atlanta League. He would always give me respect and he would get the same. If he wanted to use profanity he would make sure that I was not near him at the time to hear it. That was always so funny to me. Most people didn't understand him if they didn't get to know him as a person. If he won any money bowling he wanted to share with everyone who was around because, he would give if he had it to give. One thing that I loved about Jermaine is that he would keep it real and say what was on his mind. My prayers go out to his family.
Jermaine will be truly missed.

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