Jeffery Allen Dowdy

Jeffery was such a one-of-a-kind man who was so well-liked that during the years that we were together, I never encountered anyone who he was at odds with. If there had been, it was so insignificant that it escapes me now. The wonderful counterpart to the way people always felt about Jeff was that he also never had an unkind thing to say about anyone. He always had a smile on his face. In fact, he actually slept with a smile and died with a smile. Jeffery had a passion for racing cars and actually seemed to thrive on repairing not just cars but any and everything mechanical. He had a talent that I'm sure, all that knew him, would agree seem to be Supernatural for fixing everything. In fact, his favorite saying was, "if I can't fix it it's not broken." He was the best husband a woman could ever ask for. He was so supportive in anything I wanted to do even if it was to his detriment. He was very generous with his time and would never turn away anyone who needed help with anything. One thing that many people who have known Jeff all of his life may not know is that Jeffery and I had decided to devote our lives and the motel that we owned together to Ministry and the will of God. A couple of years ago it was prophetically spoken that we would be involved in a Ministry that would be the core that would Unleashed Revival in our community. It was our belief that Revival would then spread throughout California then throughout the nation and throughout the world. I know it may sound like quite an enormous aspiration but Jeffery and I wholeheartedly believe that we had become part of something much bigger than us both. That being said, I know he would want me to take this opportunity to tell all of you who know and love him, it was also his heart to lead each and everyone of you into the Arms of Jesus. It's my belief that Jeffery has now transitioned from my partner in this endeavor to becoming the seeds sown into the ground of the hearts and Minds of all the people who have known and loved him for many years. What I mean is that he would want you to consider how precious life is and to keep in mind how it can be cut short at any moment. I think nothing would mean more to him than to know that his death brought the people he cared about into the eternal life that he had embraced.

Jeffery Allen Dowdy

December 19, 1960 - July 5, 2018