Jeremiah Levi Pauley, 24

Born Sept. 2, 1981, in Zanesville, Mr. Pauley was a painter and a boilermaker. Surviving are his parents, mother, Susan Raynor Brower of Stockport, and father, Johnny Pauley of Lore City; one daughter, Miah ...

[Molly Bankes]

I would like to send my blessings to Jeremiah and his family. We were friends in high school. I hope you find strength in his memories and know he is in a good place. With love, Molly

[Susan Raynor Brower]

Jeremiah Pauley was my son and dearly missed by many. Thankyou all for your prayers. I know his spirit will always be with us. He would want us all to be happy and remember the good times. With Love Forever, Mom

[Heather McMannis]

susan, I really need to talk to you.
About the information I gave to you for the life insureance.

[kdev]

This really isn't the place to discuss a deceased persons life insurance policy. Especially considering you can't even spell the word 'insurance' correctly.

I didn't know Jeremy, but so long.

[Sherette Pauley Wardrip]

It will be two years this March 24th 2008, since my brother was murdered. There is not a day that goes by that I don't think of him and miss him dearly. I hope that the person who is responsible will get what they deserve. He did not deserve to be taken from us and his two children he left behind. I would like to thank everyone for their thoughts and prayers. One of Jeremiahs' last words were, "Tell everyone I love them." R.I.P. big brother.

[reply]

Heather McMannis wrote:

susan, I really need to talk to you.
About the information I gave to you for the life insureance.

heather you're stupid you don't get on here to talk to jeremiahs mom about life insurance.

[becki shuster]

reply wrote:

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heather you're stupid you don't get on here to talk to jeremiahs mom about life insurance.

look i was a close friend of his n we all miss him dearley but for those who have nothing good to say plz keep ur comments 2 urselves. i knew him on a diff level me n his sister used to play slip n slide when we were young i feel that this mans legacy needs to be remembered as our friend our bro, our bubba, i miss him dearly. he was the 1st person to be here 4 me when i moved to the m ville. i loved him with all my heart. so heather plz with ur stupid comments save thm 4 jesus girl cause lord knows ur gonna ned them!!

[Nikki]

Susie and sherette my heart goes out to you both i know this has been hard for the two of you and all of the family i just wonted to say that what happened was a terrible thing for this family but i have noticed that in the past two years the only good thing that came from this is that it brought everyone closer together. I'm sorry for what pain and heartace you all feel. I love you guys and if you need anything call us.

[molly]

i hope everything is going a little better for you guys , god bless , remember he is around you everyday , take care....molly

[John Creighton]

To Sherette, Susie, and the whole family. Blood family, and the innumerable numbers of "extended family Jeremiah had.....

I can't believe it's been two years. Jeremiah and I weren't too close, but we were close enough to stop when we encountered each other and catch up on life. It seems like yesterday when we all were growing up on county road 2, hanging out at the Farmhouse, and just enjoying the normalcy of being a kid in Morgan County.

My heart goes out to everyone who had their lives turned upside down by this tragedy. Jeremiah was a good person, and it seems unfair when looking back at the hand he was dealt. Jeremiah was "one of a kind", in every sense of the phrase.

I always enjoyed his company, his conversation, and the unique way he carried himself. I miss him, and he will forever be in my memories. If you guys need anything you know the Creighton family is here.

To Sherette: I know what it's like to lose a brother. Keep hangin' in there... You'll see him again.

"We understand death for the first time when he puts his hand upon one whom we love." ~Madame de Stael