Jeffrey D. Enyeart

So many memories with Jeff, all of them great! Far too many to mention. I will always miss my friend, my brother. Heartfelt prayers to his family. Godspeed Jeff

Dylan, I’m so sorry for your and family loss. Please accept my deepest sympathies. Praying for you and your family. 🙏🏽

Rest in Peace, Jeff. You were driven and had an amazing entrepreneurial spirit. You and Joy raised an amazing family. We are deeply saddened and you will be missed. Mark & Kathleen

As a frequent fellow traveler and accomplice of Jeff’s many adventures, travels, and hijinks, I will miss him. We first became friends in Mr. Bean’s science class in 8th grade (1974?). We were the last two students left who didn’t pick their ‘science buddies.’ In short, we became friends by default. ...more

It is with great sadness we learned of Jeff's passing. We met Jeff and Joy when they moved to Ontario, through the newcomers club and became fast friends. Larry and Jeff had a mutual love of sports..attending many events together. Many fun times visiting in Ontario and Michigan. Jeff loved his family! We hold Jess, Austin and Dylan in our thoughts ...more

My thoughts and prayers are with you. I worked with Jeff at ECARS in Indianapolis, I have nothing but wonderful fond memories of Jeff.

You were a wonderful father, son and big brother and brother in law. You will be missed. ❤️

Rich and I were so sorry to hear this tragic news. We have many great memories of times spent with Jeff during his time in Los Angeles. Sending peace and prayers to his entire family.

Growing up down the street from the Enyearts, my dad and I had the pleasure of attending many sporting events with Austin, Dylan, and Mr. Enyeart. We all tailgated countless Detroit Lions games together, where Mr. Enyeart would grill us burgers and throw us the football in the parking lot. Many jokes were made and laughs shared. He also went to ma...more

We will forever cherish all of the memories that our family had with Jeff and his family. There were so many moments and things we would have never experienced if we did not know him. These moments will never be forgotten. His talents will live on through his children. He will be missed by many. Heartfelt sympathies to the entire Enyeart family. M...more

Jeff was always up for a game of baseball at the W C Mills diamond .Grew up together on the Southside, prayers to all and cherish 3 memories.

Jeff was my favorite downtown Chicago culture friend. We enjoyed film, live theatre, concerts, the Art Institute, and many times, the CSO. It breaks my heart that I won’t see his face or hug him again. With me are the memories of many discussions covering politics (both local and national), travel adventures past and those hoped for, and mostly, ou...more

I always enjoyed Jeff’s sense of adventure. The first time we met, he and Joy took me to the LA Forum for an LA Kings game. That was a big deal and pretty amazing for a young man from Wisconsin. I’m so glad we (the Scholz family) were able to take him to Lambeau Field on a frigid day in December of 1993 so he could be there for the birth of the L...more

I worked with Jeff in the early 90’s in Indianapolis. Jeff was the BEST salesman I have ever met, every account that I did sales calls with him loved him. (Even when we increased their price they had to pay) I learned so much from him on negotiating and sales techniques that helped my career. I can still hear him say those phrases he used everyda...more

Since hearing of the passing of Jeff I for a few days now have been quite overwhelmed with emotions for my dear Enyeart family. All my wonderful memories have just come flooding back. I came to meet the Enyearts at a time when my own father became ill. I believe it was a blessing in disguise that Jeff , Joy and the kids came into my life as my fath...more

I knew Jeff since our school days back in Wabash and had had the opportunity to run into him a time or two since he moved to Chicago. Ironically, i had tried to reconnect just a couple weeks back. Jeff was a great guy who left so many with fond memories-and a laugh or two along the way. RIP my friend.

Frank and I were shocked and heart broken to learn of Jeff's death. We having been thinking of your family often and saying prayers for comfort. We know your loss is enormous. As Sydney's fiancee's parents, we are new to the Enyeart family. We have enjoyed every opportunity to be with the Enyearts and feel blessed that our son has such a wonderful ...more

RIP Mr. Enyeart ! Thank you for taking me to my first ever hockey game which was the plymouth whalers. I remember that even after all these years. You were always so kind when i would come kick it with Austin. Rest well, Austin i’m sending my thoughts and prayers old friend !

I am very sorry to hear of the loss of Jeff to this world. While we haven't reconnected since our early days at Ball State, he was one of the first guys I met as we lived in the same dorm at Whitcraft Hall. One of my fondest memories is driving over to Purdue in Jeff's purple Gremlin with a couple of other buddies and finding someone to let us into...more