Jeff was a Physical Therapy student. He told me he became interested in the field when he stepped in a hole while running cross country in high school. He ended up in therapy, and decided he wanted to devote his life to helping others in need of care.
One thing I appreciated about him was that he sang and played guitar, and did it quite well. One night in a coffee house he sang "Our House". At least I think I remember him singing it. Or perhaps it was "House at Pooh Corner" by Kenny Loggins. Geez. Well, now I've got to post that song as well.
Jeff is now a pastor in NYC at the Redeemer Presbyterian Church. True to his original calling, he is helping those in need of care, which pretty much covers everyone.
Here's something I do remember. Jeff used to sing "Vincent" by Don McLean.
And here's another thing that is unforgettable. There was something about Jeff that made a lasting impact on me. Perhaps it was his gentle spirit, his kindness, or the simple fact he was a believer. I suspect it had a lot to do with the song in his heart.
Perhaps Loggins said it best in "House at Pooh Corner":
It's hard to explain how a few precious thingsThanks for singing, Jeff.
Seem to follow throughout all our lives
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