Jeffrey Gallo
August 11, 1977 - July 22, 2023

"I 'm happy you gave me that photo frame of you, Gretchen and I the last time I saw you. I can't look at it without crying. I had a hard time knowing this day may come and it did. I had a breakdown and I can't stop to think about it because it's too much. I'm praying for you continually here even if your gone. Somehow God let you find that frame to give me knowing it would be the last time I see you here. For that I'm thankful. I hope you found peace with Christ. You are loved very much."

"Jeffrey, words can't describe how sad I am as I just now found out that you are no longer with us.. I haven't been able to get ahold of you for over two weeks and then I drove by your house and right away I knew something wasn't right.. I searched and searched trying to find out if something really did happen, and just now in another attempt to find out, I finally came across this. I will never forget your strong willed personality and your never-ending care and love you always showed me. You were a righteous friend, some one I knew would always be there for me no matter what.. even if we were arguing, you'd always do all you could for me and then some. Never once did you ever tell me no. I wont ever forget your whit and your generosity and your will to always try and protect me. I wont ever forget our long talks and conversations we shared over the short 3 years I knew you and all the stories you would tell me about life. I will always remember you when I drive by the McDonalds in Garden Grove and how you made me get in your truck to go see the house you grew up in down the street from there and how you made me get out of the car with you to go and say hi to your favorite neighbor across the street. You were so silly and loving -- always wanting to chat with those whom you cared for.. and I will miss that-- I will miss all the texts you'd send me and how I could never reply fast enough because you used talk-to-text and would always beat me to it.. We had a special kind of friend ship, I know you loved me, and I love you too.. Don't forget that. I hope you're at rest now and can finally be at peace with yourself. Fly high and have fun up there where I hope you're able to live your wildest dreams and are able to be the person you were down here. I can feel your presence ever since I drove past your house. I just want you to know that I am absolutely devastated that I was not able to attend your services today- had I found out even a minute before it started I would have made it there- but unfortunately, I discovered this tragic sudden loss as being true at about 7pm tonight. I would have loved to meet your family as you told me so many stories about them.. Until we meet again, rest in peace my dear friend. XOXO"