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IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Collin Miksch
Jones
January 23, 2025
Collin Miksch Jones, 27, of Philadelphia, formerly of Williamsport, PA, passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, January 23, 2025. Born in Williamsport, PA, he was the cherished son of Nancy Miksch Smoker and David E. Jones, and the beloved husband of Yugtha Jones.
Collin, a man of many talents, found himself in the melody of his guitar, a passion he acquired at a very young age. He would often be found creating and producing heartfelt musical pieces. His creativity grounded him, along with the love for nature and animals he inherited from his mother. He found peace in the sweet rustling of wind through the trees, the calming rhythm of rainfall and the calming song of birds in spring and summer.
Collin was a loyal friend who wore his heart on his sleeve. His loved ones knew that they could always rely on his support and strength. His confidence and integrity inspired those around him. He was generous with his kindness; never backing down when it came to lending a helping hand to anyone who needed him. Collin had a way with words; he always found a way to make those around him laugh. He would often be found bonding with his friends through his love of video games, filling rooms with the echo of his warm (and loud) laughter. Everyone close to Collin appreciated his witty sense of humor. Devoted to his roots, Collin took great pride in exploring his ancestry; delving into the history of his ancestors and the rich legacy they passed down to him.
Collin had a special fondness for the beauty of the Outer Banks, the charm of Lititz, and the peaceful serenity of the River Walk, where he spent countless hours creating memories with loved ones. He found joy in simple, meaningful moments: long walks and deep conversations with his wife, Yugtha; the soft purrs of their cat, Indigo; and catching up with his closest friends. Whether spending time with family and friends or simply enjoying the soft purrs of his beloved cat, Indigo, Collin was known for his warmth, calming demeanor, and unwavering devotion to those he loved.
He is survived by his wife, Yugtha Jones; his mother, Nancy and her husband, Douglas Smoker of Belleville; his father, David Jones of Lancaster; his brother, Ian Jones and his sister-in-law, Katie Jones of Lancaster; his nephew Bryson and niece Mia; his sister Sophie Jones; paternal grandmother Mary Schoen; and paternal grandfather Emlyn Jones and his wife, Linda. Collin will also be deeply missed by his extended family and friends.
Collin was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, Helen and James William Miksch.
While Collin's life was far too short, his memory will live on in the hearts of those who loved him. His unique spirit, boundless curiosity, and compassionate nature will forever remind us of the beauty of a life well lived.
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