Jonathon Eversoll

I met Jon not long ago, at The Ticket Bar & Grill while back home in Platteville. We sat at the bar together as he devoured a huge plate of steak bites as well as a mountain of chicken! We visited and I felt like I'd known him forever, what a nice young man, I thought! He did the brick work on my building and I looked forward to his warm smile and a friendly conversation while he explained the how and whys of mason work. He was so patient and answered my barrage of questions in a way that made me feel as though he deeply cared. We texted back and forth the night before he passed with ease, as always, regarding snow removal with a final "Sounds good thanks." I am thankful that God, master of all, has granted me the brief opportunity to meet, know and love Jon Eversoll. Until we meet again, May God hold you in the palm of His hand. With love, Stephanie Philippians 4:7 – And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.

Dear Chuck, you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

Sending sympathies and prayers to your family for your loss. Celebrate his life and know that he lives on through his children and your memories.

As so many of us say over and over, just don't know what to say. One friend said it perfect, I learned today someone can hide their pain very well. For the short time I knew you, I would have never guessed anything like this. The professional job you done on my chimmney, I thank you for the last time. I gave you my swing set for your kids and we talked about the wood you saved to build your own and the city sent it threw the wood chipper. That made you upset, but the new was better. This is crazy!!!!!

Charlotte, I grieve with you. My grandmother lost two adult son's and she told me years ago, "This is not right." Jacob grieved for Joseph for years. I can't imagine the pain. Praying for you and yours.