Jeffery Bryan Baker
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Jeffery Bryan Baker, 66, of Atglen, PA, passed away at his home on Tuesday, December 31, 2024. Born in West Chester, PA, he was the son of Madeleine Fulmer Oldham of Atglen, PA and the late Clifford Baker. Jeff was a resident of Atglen for the past 48 years and a 1976 graduate of the Kennett Consolidated High School. After high school, he continued his education graduating from Penn State University in 1980.
He was employed as a professional landscaper with Landstudies, Inc. of Lititz, PA. He had a love for music, nature, gardening and photography. He was a kind and gentle man who loved all of his family and friends.
He is survived, in addition to his mother, by two brothers; Gregory Baker of Christiana, PA and Kenn Baker and husband John Zeller of Mount Joy, PA.
A Celebration of Life service will held on Wednesday, January 15, 2025 at 2:30 PM at the Wilde Funeral Home, 434 Main St., Parkesburg, PA with visitation from 1:00 PM to the time of the service.
Online condolences can be posted at www.wildefuneralhome.com
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Praying for peace
I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Jeff. He was a good friend and had worked with my dad at Reynolds and Alcoa. Jeff had a way with people and animals and he will be dearly missed. Ready in paradise my friend.
Passing of Jeff Baker
The world won't be as bright without the light of your beautiful soul. May the good LORD bring peace & comfort to your family & friends. Rest in peace...
Condolences For A Great Loss
Jeff was a Happy Go Lucky guy, always smiling and being Happy. He was a Great Son, Brother and Friend, will be missed by very many, Love Ya JAZZY R I P 💋
Heartfelt condolences
Sending deepest condolences to Jeff's dear mother and brothers, who meant so much to him. I'm so very sorry for your loss.
Jeff was one of the first friends I made at Penn State. We both lived in East Halls and I remember meeting him out on the lawn next to the dorms, where he was playing frisbee with a bunch of folks I would also come to know. We often joked about making the trek from East Halls to campus in the dead of winter, when howling winds cut through even the heaviest parkas, and seemed to dare us to stay on the path to our classes. He was so friendly, funny and kind. We shared a great love of music and animals. I'm grateful we kept in touch over the years. I was shocked to hear the news that he passed and know that he will be sorely missed by his brothers and mom, who he loved so much, and by the many people whose lives he touched over the years.
All the years combine/They melt into a dream
A broken angel sings/From a guitar
In the end there's just a song/Comes crying up the night
Through all the broken dreams/And vanished years
RIP dear friend. xox
Sorry for your loss
Sorry for your loss. I really liked Jeff. I enjoyed meeting you at the Christiana Legion. He was really nice to me. He will be missed
One of the kindest men we knew.
Jeffrey never had a cross word for or about anyone. He was one of the most gentle human beings I’ve ever known. He had a fabulous sense of humor and an impeccable taste for music. We will miss you kind friend. Until we all meet up again, keep them all rocking up there for us. ❤️💃
Sorry to Hear This
Jazz was good dude who I am happy to have met.
Maddy I'm sorry for your loss
Rest Eazy Jazzy Jeff
Jeff Baker
Rob and I will miss Jeff. He was kind to every living soul on this earth. Always smiling. He made us smile and laugh
Maddie so sorry for your loss.
Go rest high on that mountain . Jeff your work on earth is done.
Wendy and Robin Fromm
Jeff
Prayers to the family!! I have soo many great memories of our time working together, hanging out & the mountains! Rest easy Jeffrey B Baker!
Nay Nay
My deepest sympathy to all
My deepest sympathy to all the family and friends Jeffrey was a very happy caring person n his smile would light up the room he was a dear friend very warm heart loved his music, family n his fur babies our talks were always ones I'll never forget he will be missed dearly 😢 💔
May he rest in peace 🙏
Irish breakfast
My brother “An Irish Breakfast a sick pack and a baked potato” god bless you brother miss the fun times!!! Heart goes out mom! The eveowill never be the same pop of the morning to you my friend!!!
Jeff’s passing on to glory
He was a wonderful neighbor. Will miss him. Terry & Linda Houston
Jeff Baker
I met Jeff through his cousin,Scott.He was the caring,honest man you'd ever want to meet.He also knew how to keep everyone smiling. The amazing times we had in the mountains I will forever hold close.I will always remember the amazing photos he took for me and my husband, Clint at our wedding. And with that only Baker would understand this..
GET A HAIRCUT IN HEAVEN BABY!!! We will miss you so much.Fly high Angel.
Sincere sympathy
Dear Maddie - we were so shocked to hear of Jeff’s passing. He was a great guy and we enjoyed spending time with him.
So sorry for the loss of your son
Maddie Dad and I want to tell you how sorry we are to hear the loss of your Son Jeff
Deeply sorry for your family
Deeply sorry for your family's loss. Jeff was always a very bright light and everyone around him just loved him. He will be greatly missed. Rest easy friend.
Jeffrey Baker
I got to know Jeff and Mattie through bingo at the Christiana legion on Monday nights. I always liked Jeff. God Bless Mattie and the rest of the family.
Sincere condolences and prayers.
Denise Bair
Jeff Baker
So sorry to Jeff's family. He was a friend from we worked at the Reynolds Metals Building. Most recently I had worked for West Sadsbury Township and re-connected with Jeff. I will miss meeting his new friend pictures and his cat pictures on facebook. RIP Jeff
We'll miss you, Jeff
Jeff was a great guy to work with, always good natured and caring. We'll miss his easy laugh. I'll put on some bluegrass music in his memory ♥