Jeffrey Rellis Obituary

Happy Birthday Jeffrey
We celebrated your birthday for you. I have kept the promise that I made to you, remember?
I think that if you could have found me , you would have. I also think that 8 years is long enough to wait for any man, and that if you could have contacted me by now you would have...I am going to reverently close the book, ring the bell and put out the light...Thank you for everything Jeff... Thank you Again, for all the love you passed our way......
Good Night sweet Prince wherever you are....and may flights of Angels sing thee to thy rest....
Greg , Lauren, Julia and Olivia

Happy Birthday Jeffrey,
Where ever you are.......We celebrated for you ..... and now I have become the older brother...while you are frozen in time, in our hearts, and in our memories... I have kept my promise..I have looked for the signs for seven years ..and I will keep looking.

Thank you for everything Jeff... Thank you Again, for all the love you passed our way......
Greg, Lauren, Julia and Olivia

Happy Birthday Jeffrey,
We celebrated for you last week..... and now very shortly I will have become the older brother...while you are frozen in time, in our hearts, and in our memories....Strange ..right?
Thank you for everything Jeff... Thank you Again, for all the love you passed our way......
Greg, Lauren, Julia and Olivia

Happy Birthday Jeffrey Where ever You Are!
and Thank You Again, so Very very much for all the Love you sent our way!

Much Love

Greg, Lauren, Julia and Olivia

Happy Birthday Jeffrey Where ever You Are!
and Thank You so Very very much for all the Love you sent our way!

Much Love

Greg, Lauren, Julia and Olivia

Hi Joyce,
this is Charles Cousin Freddy, Aunt Frances oldest son.
I am so devistated to learn of this tragedy. My heart and prayers are going out to your Jeffrey and you as well.
my email is [email protected]

Happy Birthday Jeffrey,
wherever you are:
part of the Eurology I delivered for Jeff:

My Brother Jeff, we really loved each other although we seldom agreed upon things The truth is, we were always competing. When I was younger I would imagine if I could throw a ball further than him or if I could be him in a foot race. If life is a race then he has beaten me to the finish line, but on the other hand, if it is a boxing match then I am the last one of us still standing. Either way, we went through a great deal together. My view of the world and people in it was always dark, judgmental, and cynical. After Jeff passed away I reflected on his optimism, hope for a brighter future, and a sense of wonder that he always had. His predominate feeling toward the end was one not of despair but of gratitude. I think that perhaps, that was the last gift that he gave me and I will always be grateful for that.

Happy Birthday Jeffery
Wherever you are, and Thank you
Again for all the Love You Sent Our Way

Greg, Lauren, Julia and Olivia

Happy Birthday Jeffery
Wherever you are, and Thank you
Again for all the Love You Sent Our Way

Greg,Lauren,Julia and Olivia

"I suppose all of us hover between two ways of regarding death, which appear to be in hopeless contradiction with each other. First there is the familiar and instinctive recoil from it as embodying the supreme and irrevocable disaster...

But, then, there is another aspect altogether which death can wear for us. It is that which first comes to us, perhaps, as we look down upon the quiet face, of one who has been very near and dear to us. There it lies in possession of its own secret. It knows it all. So we seem to feel. And what the face says in its sweet silence to us as a last message from one whom we loved is:

'Death is nothing at all. It does not count. I have only slipped away into the next room. Nothing has happened. Everything remains exactly as it was. I am I, and you are you, and the old life that we lived so fondly together is untouched, unchanged. Whatever we were to each other, that we are still. Call me by the old familiar name. Speak of me in the easy way which you always used. Put no difference into your tone. Wear no forced air of solemnity or sorrow. Laugh as we always laughed at the little jokes that we enjoyed together. Play, smile, think of me, pray for me. Let my name be ever the household word that it always was. Let it be spoken without an effort, without the ghost of a shadow upon it. Life means all that it ever meant. It is the same as it ever was. There is absolute and unbroken continuity. What is this death but a negligible accident? Why should I be out of mind because I am out of sight? I am but waiting for you, for an interval, somewhere very near, just around the corner. All is well. Nothing is hurt; nothing is lost. One brief moment and all will be as it was before. How we shall laugh at the trouble of parting when we meet again!'

So the face speaks. Surely while we speak there is a smile flitting over it; a smile as of gentle fun at the trick played us by seeming death"

Scott Holland, London 1910

Good-night, sweet prince; And flights of angels sing thee to thy rest

GREGORY RELLIS

I always looked forward to my assignments with Jeff. He was truly one to admire and remember. I will always remember his laughs and his bright face. My thoughts and prayers to his family and friends.

In deepest sympathy!
Jeff, as part of our MI group you will be very much missed. I missed out working with you at customer sites but I remember your great knowledge when we did meet in Cary. I will keep your family in my prayers and you will be never forgotten from the German girl!

I am deeply sorry to hear about the passing of Jeff. I spent a week training with Jeff late last year shortly after I started working with Siemens. He struck a great balance of challenging me while also being helpful, encouraging and kind along the way. He followed up with me in the weeks immediately following to check on my progress. I remember him telling me that he was going to volunteer to travel over the Holidays if someone was needed so that his colleagues with children could be home with their families. Jeff was very professional and obviously had a kind heart. Peace, Prayers and Blessings to the family.

My deepest sympathy to Jeff's family and friends. Jeff and I worked together for many years and I really had great respect for Jeff. He will be missed by many.

I only met Jeff a few times over the last few years and he always was willing to help me in anyway he could. Jeff will be greatly missed and my prayers go out to the family.

My deepest sympathies go to Jeff's family and loved ones. He was a wonderful man. I consider it an honor to have known him. He was always kind, considerate, generous, and had a special talent for making people laugh with his great sense of humor. I will miss him very much and there will always be a special place in my heart for him.

Joyce, you have my sincere condolences on the loss of your son Jeff. You are a very loving Mother. Sorry that I am not there to attend Jeff's memorial. I will see you soon. Please take care of yourself. Lovingly, Joan

Jeff and I worked together for several years, always had interesting things to say and could lift my spirits when I most needed it. I know I'll always cherrish the times we had together and never forget him.

My sincere condolences go out to Jeff's family and loved ones. I had the pleasure of working closely with Jeff on many occasions. He was happy to help a fellow colleague and always made time when I had a question. He will be missed by many.

So sad to hear about Jeff. We welcomed him into our family when he married my cousin Jeanne. He was a stand-up guy, gone much too soon. May God's peace be with you.

I met Jeff once. My step children and grandchildren live in Chicago. When we met and talked,it was a pleasure. I had a friend that did not live far from Jeff. He said, ; IF you ever get this way: Look me up! Or If I can ever help you in anyway, let me know. Never got a chance to look him up, but always remembered what he said to me. A Life taken to early. Pat Schmitt, Siemens, Mammography.

I had the honor and privilege to work with Jeff a short while during my training this last year and I loved his quick wit and humor. His approach with those around him was welcoming and he always made us laugh. We called him "The professor" because of the way he taught his beloved customers. I enjoyed the Indian cuisine excursion he took me on while in Kentucky and we were able to walk through the National Corvette museum as I learned his love for cars. Mr.Professor you will dearly be missed.

I had the priviledge of working closely with Jeff this past year with Siemens. He was a passionate man and had a vibrant personality. He will be truly missed and remembered daily, especially with the Molecular Imagaing group. Our thoughts and prayers will always be with his Mother and family.

I had the priviledge of working closely with Jeff at Siemens the last year. He was a passionate man and had a vibrant personality and will be truly missed and always remembered, especially by the Molecular Imaging group. Our thoughts and prayers are with his Mother and family daily.

The last time I saw Jeff he gave me a present: a sticker that said "I am easily distracted by shiny objects" -- we used to joke about my tendency to jump from topic to topic. It is proudly displayed on my laptop. Although I was his boss for 3 years, I was also privileged to have viewed him as a friend. He shall be missed.

I had the privilege of being a Siemens colleague and Education Team member with Jeff. His spirit of teamwork, performance excellence, and most of all, his kindness, will be remembered by all who also experienced the gift of his friendship. My heartfelt condolences to his Mother, family, and all who shared the warmth of his smile.

My sincere condolences to the loss of a great guy. Jeff was not just a colleague but a good friend whom we can share stories together. We had shared thoughts and have had to lend each other a shoulder to cry on both in and out of the work place. Will truly miss him and would keep him in my thoughts and prayers.

I had the pleasure of working with Jeff at Siemens. My heartfelt condolences to his family and friends.

To the family of Jeff Rellis,
I had the great honor working with Jeff. We shared laughter and good technical findings through our times doing company demos and shows. I will truely miss him. Sorry for your loss. He was a great friend and co-worker.

All my prayers go out to Jeff's family at this time. I knew Jeff through his job (Siemens), and know first hand what a dedicated and extemporary person he was. He was professional beyond reproach and his humor brought a smile to my face every time we spoke. He will be missed by many, but we will keep his spirit of humor in our hearts. We will also remember him through his dedication to mankind, through his relentless professionalism while going about his daily instruction - which was only a fraction of his job fuctionalities.

With Sincerest Condolences..

Well, 'Bediu'..sorry to see your Son gone, so young.
We lost contact over the years....and I regret that. God BLESS Jeff and your family.
Ray Bruno

Thoughts and prayers to your families-

My deepest sympathy to the family of Jeff.
He was such a fun person..I worked with him at St James Hospital and I remember when he took the cast of his leg....himself...
That's a very long time ago....Rosemary Nehnevay Babiarz....