Obituaries
Jeffrey R. “Jeff” Ostrowski, 58
February 28, 1962 - November 21, 2020
Jeffrey “Jeff” Ostrowski, age 58, passed away peacefully at home on November 21st surrounded by his family.
Jeff was born in Wilson, NC in 1962 and was raised in Lancaster, PA. Over the last 23 years, he was a resident of Glen Mills, PA. Jeff graduated from Lancaster Catholic High School in 1980 and Juniata College in 1984. Juniata is where Jeff met Peggy Evans, the one person on campus who was more competitive than him. They were married in 1988 and welcomed their son Curt in 1996 and their daughter Carly in 1998.
Jeff had a knack for making people better—whether it was family, friends, colleagues, or patients. He became a Physical Therapist in order to help others live a more functional and pain-free life, but what the profession got out of Jeff was even more. Jeff graduated Summa Cum Laude from Thomas Jefferson University School of Physical Therapy in 1986. In 1990, Jeff Co-founded Excel Physical Therapy in Philadelphia. In 2011, Excel merged with Apex Physical Therapy to become E&A Therapy Inc., where Jeff was the Managing Partner to the 35 Excel clinics in the Philadelphia region.
As a leader in the industry and an advocate for developing exemplary physical therapists, Jeff was the Southeast District (SED) Director of the Pennsylvania Physical Therapy Association (PPTA) from 2011-2015 and the Director of the American Physical Therapy Association’s (APTA) Private Practice Section (PPS) from 2011-2017. Whether it was a CEO of a healthcare company or a PT Aide, Jeff treated every individual with dignity and respect, and understood that they all had an equal share of value in this profession. Jeff has contributed to the advancement of physical therapy through mentorship and education as both an employer, a colleague, and an adjunct professor at Drexel University. In addition, Jeff was the Editor of the APTA PPS magazine, IMPACT, for over five years and an author of numerous articles. Jeff has been attributed to the growth of not only his clinics, but of his colleagues and employees. He has motivated and pushed them out of their comfort zone to be the best version of themselves, professionally and personally, and was most recently awarded the 2019 PPTA Service Award.
Jeff has always been a dedicated fitness and health enthusiast. Before each of his cancer treatments, he would get down and crank out 50 pushups, inspiring everyone around him. Throughout his years, if he wasn’t on his road bike or playing at the local volleyball sand courts, you could find him in his driveway shooting hoops with Curt or passing the volleyball in the backyard with Carly and Peggy. Jeff treasured the time spent watching his daughter play competitive volleyball at Villa Maria Academy and presently at Franklin & Marshall College where Carly is a team captain. Not far from the volleyball courts at F&M, Curt was studying at Millersville University gaining his Certification in Integrated Studies and was featured in the University’s documentary about the program. The accomplishments of Curt and Carly in their college careers had brought Jeff and Peggy back to Lancaster where they enjoyed spending more time over the recent years. Jeff and Peggy are so proud of their children and being close to them just made sense.
Jeff was a member at Concord Country Club where he enjoyed golfing with Peggy and participating in the Men’s book club he started several years ago. As an avid NASCAR fan, Jeff enjoyed traveling to races with his brothers. He and his brothers, Jim and Dan would race to complete the NYT crossword every Sunday morning, comparing their speed and accuracy. Jeff enjoyed hosting many dinner parties with Peggy at their home, where you would find discussions from book recommendations, to planning a trip to the next concert, and thoughtful political discourse between friends, colleagues, and neighbors. Jeff was a great listener and was interested in all opinions and points of view. But more than that, Jeff had an eloquent way of explaining his thoughts in the most respectful and well-informed manner.
Jeff treasured spending time with his family at OBX every summer. Jeff’s favorite activities were flying his trick kite, listening to music, and 5 pm Gin Martinis with his Dad and brothers. Family was everything to Jeff, and each of them had a crucial part in who he was as a person. Lynne, the only sister, was the life of the party and kept the family close together. Jeff has deeply valued the memorable conversations and advice exchanged with Lynne throughout the years. He admired all of his brothers; Jim, Dan, his older brother Mike, who had Jeff’s unwavering respect, and his younger brother, Andy, whom Jeff would do anything for. His parents, Joan and Hugh, were adored and admired through all of their sacrifices and for instilling in him the importance of family values and love, which they passed on to their children.
There is no doubt that Jeff has worked extremely hard his entire life, but he has always made time to create extraordinary memories with his family, close friends, and neighbors. He has made a positive impact on more lives than he would ever take credit for. And for that and more, his family and friends cherish all the beautiful years that Jeff has been present with them on Earth. They know that Jeff will continue his positive influence on their lives while looking down from heaven.
Jeff is survived by his wife of over 32 years, Peggy Evans; his children, Curtis and Carly; his parents, Joan and Hugh Ostrowski; his brothers, Mike (Lorraine), Jim (Marcia), Andy, Dan (Melissa), and his sister, Lynne Groff (Brian).
There will be a private family funeral held in Lancaster PA. A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date in Glen Mills, PA. In lieu of flowers please donate to the Villa Fund at Villa Maria Academy High School 370 Central Ave, Malvern, PA 19355 or online at www.vmahs.org. The funds will be used to upgrade the Athletic Training Department as per Jeff’s wishes.
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Condolences to the Family
June 02, 2021
My name is Sabrina Mele and I am now a physical therapist at a local hospital based outpatient clinic. I became a PT because my identical twin sister became very well acquainted with Excel as as grade school and high school student. She always raved about how successful Jeff and joe were in cofounding Excel and would sing their praises as a little girl. Four years into my career, I decided to interview with Excel and I had the wonderful privelege of interviewing with Jeff. He was so very humble and very professionally complimentary about how I responded to his interview questions. “What percentile were you in your class, you are so knowledgeable for having only four years under your belt?” My sister and I will never forget the impression he made on us and I am deeply saddened to hear about the news of his passing. Prayers and healing thoughts to his beautiful family,
Sabrina Mele, PT, DPT
February 26, 2021
My deepest condolences to the entire Ostrowski family. Jeff hired me on as a PT Aide back in 2012 in Cherry Hill, NJ. I’ll never forget how down to Earth he was. Professional through and through but approachable. He was tough but fair. I’ll never forget the 2012 Excel PT Christmas party where he walked around with a Bud Light in hand while his employees drank craft beers. Made me chuckle. RIP, Jeff. The PT world lost a giant.
Marquis Dionson
January 24, 2021
I first met Jeff at a PT convention in 2011 and had an opportunity to “learn” from him in 2012. Jeff was a teacher, a mentor, and most importantly a friend. Hearing of his passing broke my heart and I send thoughts and prayers all of you. Rest In Peace Jeff.
Andrew Vertson
December 29, 2020
My condolences to Peggy, Mr & Mrs Ostrowski and the entire Ostrowski family. I played basketball against Jeff in high school and he was a teammate and roommate in college. The memories are endless and bring a smile to my face. I have so much respect for Jeff and his character and courage. So sorry for your loss. God Bless. Peace be with you.
Andy Witmer
December 14, 2020
When I first joined the private practice section of the APTA and went to my first conference in 2002 I briefly met Jeff Ostrowski.
In those early years I heard him speak and I said to myself, this is a leader I want to emulate. Jeff was a rare individual that elegantly bridged the gap between the people side and the business side of the equation.
Years later at another PPS, Mike Horsefield brought me into a conference suite to beta test the Peer2Peer mastermind group. I walked in and Jeff was standing in the room. I felt like I hit the lottery. We became close friends over the years and I always left his presence inspired. Jeff made you feel seen. He recognized the gifts and talents in those around him and gave them confidence to be even better. My friendship with Jeff was a transformative one, our conversations made me always want to be the best version of myself. Jeff will be missed terribly and if we can all be a little more like Jeff the world will be a better place. My heart goes out to Peggy and his children Curtis and Carly. Rest in peace my friend. Thank you for all you gave of yourself and the fine example you set for us.
Dan Rootenberg
December 06, 2020
Dear Ostrowski Family, Our sympathy goes out to your entire family and Jeff’s immediate family. Memories of the Ostrwoski Family are a intricate part of our memories of St Leo’s and LCHS. God Bless you and your family. MaryAnn and Susan Weisser
December 05, 2020
Dear Peggy and family,
I had the privilege of meeting Jeff many years ago at an annual PPS conference. Although I have many fond memories, the one that sticks out to me is the conversation we had some 5-6 years back when we were at a peer conference during the end of March madness. My daughter who is now 13 just started playing basketball and Jeff and I spoke for 30 minutes about how I could be a solid role model to her. I wish I had gotten a known Jeff even better and I’m saddened by his passing. I just became aware this morning and wanted to share what an impact he had on my life. Truly, one of the GREAT ones!
Keith Blasingame
December 04, 2020
Dear Joan and Hugh, Mike, Jim, Andy, Lynn and Dan,
I can only say how sorry I am for the passing of Jeff. I had to find and read the obituary numerous times to believe what had been told.
All my years teaching at SLS are full of good memories. Jeff was a special person in the way he always gave his best and was a help to all around him . This seemed to be only a small part of the great life he continued after moving into adulthood.
I pray for your peace and consolation as you continue to celebrate his blessed life.
To Peggy, Curtis and Carly,
Although Jeff achieved much , you are surely his greatest gift. Peace be with you.
Rich Lichty
December 03, 2020
Peggy,
My deepest condolences to you and your family. I will always remember Jeff as a first-class person, I enjoyed both your friendships at Juniata, and Jeff’s conversations when we would run into each other from campus on the walk back to East Houses. Again my deepest condolences, God Bless you and your family.
Ben Reichley
December 02, 2020
My deepest sympathies to Jeff’s family and friends. I did not know Jeff well, but in my encounters with him I quickly saw his talent, integrity and spirit. The Physical Therapy profession has lost a great asset. I am saddened to learn of this news and wish peace and comfort for everyone in Jeff’s life. Denise Nawalany, PT
November 30, 2020
Peggy Curt and Carly ,
Wanted to passon my hearfelt condolences Jeff was an inspirational man , who could make you think and laugh at the same time and someone who truly i had the privilege of knowing and being his friend I remember our many conversations like yesterday He will be missed by so manyGod Bless the whole Ostrowski family during this extremely difficult time
Garath Maenpaa
November 29, 2020
Peggy, Curt, Carly, and family. I am so sad to write these words. Please accept our condolences. I met Jeff and his amazing wife Peggy through volleyball. We bonded as one family through the years. He had vision, integrity, respect, and great family values. He loved his family and always wanted the best for them.
So sorry again for your loss Peggy. This world has lost a really good person.
Burgess Hoff, Royal Legends Volleyball/Villa Maria Volleyball
November 29, 2020
My condolences to the family. Jeff treated me for a torn knee 30 years ago. I am still pain free. I will always be grateful.
David W. O’Donnell
November 28, 2020
Mr. & Mrs. Ostrowski and Ostrowski Family,
I want to pass on my sympathy for Jeff’s passing. I know the past few years have been a battle for him and he fought courageously. As corny as it may sound, Jeff was a hero to me my freshman year in high school. He was the “cool” and “stud” basketball player that I wanted to be when I became a senior. He was the role model that everyone looked up to.
I know he carried these same traits to his playing days at Juniata and most certainly carried this on to his proffesional career. His passion for helping others was evident throughout his entire life. I know he will be missed by so many family, friends and coworkers.
Again, my sympathies and the best wishes to the entire Ostrowski family.
Steve Kirchner
November 28, 2020
Please accept my most sincere condolences. Jeff and I were friends in high school, especially senior year. I was the varsity basketball team statistician, and Jeff and I were suspended, along with several others, for publishing The Hades Gazette.
I cherish those memories, of Jeff’s friendship and quiet dignity. A good and most decent man, and it is my great honor to say he was my friend.
Stephen Pullin, RN, LCHS Class of1980
November 28, 2020
My deepest condolences to The Ostrowski Family. May God grant you all strength to sail through this grieving times. May his soul RIP.
His contribution to PT world will be revered for years to come. He will be missed.
Nauka Joshi, RISE Physicaly Therapy and Wellness.
November 27, 2020
Peggy, Curt, Carly and family. I am deeply sorry for your loss of such a wonderful man. He surely left a extraordinary legacy and will be with you smiling down always. My very sincerest condolences to you during this extremely difficult time.
Jacqueline Much
November 27, 2020
So sad to learn of Jeff’s passing- his contributions to the PT profession were outstanding but his love of life and family were his greatest gift. Wishing peace to his family
Carrie DePerro
November 27, 2020
My deepest condolences to The Ostrowski Family. Jeff was a man of exemplary character and a wonderful friend. Rest In Peace, brother.
Ron Ferry
November 27, 2020
Dear Peggy, Curtis and Carly, we are so very sorry for your immense loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Frances, Steve, Alex and Zach Dolce
November 26, 2020
Just heard about Jeff. What a wonderful guy! Although we moved, I have the fondest memories of him and his loyal friendship. The world has lost a great one. My deepest sympathies go to Peggy and her family. Pauline Leland
November 26, 2020
To Joan, Hugh and family – I was so sorry to hear of Jeff’s passing. He was much too young and had so much to live for. I can’t imagine your grief. As a close family with many frends, I hope that knowing others care will help you find comfort.
Sue (Glackin) Bruggeman
November 26, 2020
Ann and I express our condolences in Jeff’s passing. Everyone who knew him lost a true friend. Jeff’s brother Mike dated Ann (Conroy) for a while in the early 1990’s.
John Humer
November 25, 2020
Deepest sympathies for the entire Ostrowski family!! You will all be in my prayers.
Mark Mihaliak
November 25, 2020
To the Ostrowski Family – I’ve read multiple beautiful tributes to Jeff and the impact he had on everyone he met. He was an unbelievable person and a mentor to me throughout my career. He will be missed terribly and will be forever in our hearts <3 Kara Halsey (Excel PT)
November 25, 2020
Such a wonderful life well lived…During my 41 years in the PT business, Jeff O was always a “PT’s PT”…so professional, so thoughtfull, so supportive of individuals and the profession. Our prayers for the family and whether if it was Pat Croce’s Sports PT, NovaCare, MXPT, or the latest adventure with MOTION PT Group, Jeff always was so engaging at a meeting or on the phone. I miss you already. Love, Eddie Miersch
November 25, 2020
Deepest Sympathies. Jeff was such a postive force in our profession. He has left a large legacy, and will not be forgotten.
Jennifer M. Gamboa
November 25, 2020
To Dan and Family – so sorry to hear about the passing of your brother. Although it has been many years since we last saw each other I just want to pass along my condolences during this difficult time and let you know you are in my thoughts and prayers. Marty Rusnak
November 25, 2020
Jeff was a great man. Will never be forgotten. God bless his family. Pat Duffy
November 25, 2020
My deepest condolences to you and your family. Jeff was kind and generous! The Crew at Wenger Contracting, Inc
Todd C. Wenger, NARI – CR, CKBR
November 25, 2020
So sorry for your loss. I knew Jeff through the Concord book club. He was everything I read in the obituary. A true gentleman who listened respectfully to everyone’s opinion. He will be missed. As the Greeks say “May his memory be eternal.”
John Kusturiss
November 25, 2020
Very sorry for your loss. I am a classmate from LCHS and have deeply fond memories of Jeff’s leadership, kindless, and grin. He was kind to all members of the LCHS community and drew people together in student government, rigorous classes, and sport. This rare quality will be deeply missed.
Susan Keiffer Barone
November 25, 2020
To Jeff’s family our condolences and prayers. Jeff was a great guy and a fierce competitor on the bike. He will be sadly missed.
Don Varley Jr.
CQUAD.com Cycling Team
November 25, 2020
I would like to offer my sincere condolences to Peggy and family in the loss of Jeff. As a teammate of Jeff at Juniata, I had alot of great memories both on and off the court. Those were great years! Our thoughts and prayers are with the whole family through this difficult time.
Mark “Rufus” Rucinski
November 25, 2020
Very sorry to hear this news. I was a class mate at JC and although I didn’t know Jeff very well, I always considered him as top shelf. Just a pleasant, thoughtful guy that seemed to always have a kind word for everybody. I always remember that He coined the term “manamal” for me . Please accept my sincere condolences for your loss.
Craig Stafford
November 25, 2020
I worked with Jeff in various capacities within the PPTA – his energy and support for me personally is something I will never forget. He was tireless in his work for the profession and an inspiration for me now and throughout my future. My condolences to his entire family at this time.
Jeff Welk
November 25, 2020
To Lynne and family – I am so sorry to hear of your brother’s passing. Lynne, I did a little internet stalking and found the VisionCorps video from a year ago where you were both interviewed. Bittersweet but heart-breaking at the same time. Know that you are in my thoughts. xoxo Wreath-party Fran
ps Congratulations Mrs. Groff 🙂
Frances Haldeman
November 24, 2020
Peggy, Curt, and Carly,
I am so very sorry for your loss! What a beautiful tribute to Jeff. He was a great person and next door neighbor. My son, Shaun, would come home from visiting with Curt and just rave about how Curt spoke so highly of his father. Shaun would also talk about all the activities/sports that Mr. Ostrowski would be involved in and how committed to health he was. Unbeknownst to many, Jeff made an impact on Shaun as he inspired him to be more health conscious just by him modeling his enthusiasm for health and fitness. Jeff’s soul may now reside in Heaven, but his spirit will continue to live through his family! Jeff will never be gone, just gone before! May he rest easy! With love and prayers to all! Sue, Bob, Josh, and Shaun Elliott
November 24, 2020
Peggy- I’ve had Jeff, you and the kids in my prayers over this past year and it breaks my heart to hear this news. Words cannot express the sadness in my heart. Jeff’s obituary was beautiful and he will truly be missed but his impact on people’s lives will live on. My prayer is for Jesus to comfort you and the kids through this time and in the coming years. Even though Jeff is physically no longer with you he lives inside Curt and Carly. One of my favorite Bible versus is Psalms 46:10 “Be still and know that I am God.” It may feel God is far away but take time to be still and wait on him. He will draw near to you and comfort you. With all my love, Paula.
November 24, 2020
Condolences to the family. I have such high respect for Jeff, his contributions to the PT profession, and his impact on private practice. His influence on me personally is profound; and I can’t express the gravity his impact had on so many lives. He loved his family and spoke often about the impact Peggy and his kids had on his view of the world. With a heavy heart I write this, and I send much love to you.
Jason Richardson
November 24, 2020
As far as I can tell, Jeff left everything and everyone better than how he found them. I hope to meet again in heaven, Jeff. You have earned your wings…..
Stephen Rapposelli
November 24, 2020
So sorry for your loss. Jeff was a mentor for me. He has always been an encouraging voice in private practice. Our profession of physical therapy has lost an important member of the community. He will be missed dearly.
Stephanie Weyrauch
November 24, 2020
Peggy, Curtis and Carly…We are sending our thoughts and prayers to you all. We had the honor of getting to know Jeff while Curtis attended Millersville. Curtis has a way of lighting up a room and bringing out the best in everyone he meets. This is something that truly reflects the love and commitment Jeff shared with you all. We are thinking of you all…Jan, Regina and Ashley Begley-Bechtel.
November 24, 2020
My heart is heavy over this sad news. Jeff was a LCHS friend of mine and I have fond memories. I remember him as being handsome, kind, quiet, funny, a great athlete & a great friend to everyone. I’m so sorry for your loss. Thought & prayers for his family & friends at this difficult time.
LCHS Class of 80′
Kathy Costello Freeman
November 24, 2020
So sorry to hear that Jeff has passed. He may have left this world early but he definitely had a life well lived. May you and all that loved him find comfort in your loving memories of him. God bless you all and praying for you all.
Love,
Mary Phillips
Juniata class 84.
November 24, 2020
Dear Peggy, Curtis and Carly. My name is Stephen Murawski. In November, 1996 Inwas hired by Jeff to work at the Society Hill Clinic. Over the time I worked there as a PY Aide, I saw how hard Jeff worked to be great at his craft, inspire our patients and cultivate the staff into a well oiled machine. He Always had an open door and was eager to hear about anything about your life. He offered solid advice whether it pertained to the job or life. We used to practice putting during down times and talk about anything from sports to history. He was very proud of you all, his family, and spoke of you often. I left Excel/Rothman in 2013 and have taken the same values and skills that Jeff helped me become more proficient at and opened my own business. As I reflect on the time spent working with Jeff and his mentoring, I am comforted in having gotten to know him. I believe I earned his respect and admiration and that meant a lot to me. I wish you all peace and comfort as you grieve but in time you also with be comforted in remembering all the love and fun you had. God Bless and May Jeff ready in peace. Sincerely, Stephen Murawski
November 24, 2020
Much love to Jeff’s entire family. Jeff was an amazing person and positively influenced every person he met. We are better people to have known him.
Peggy, my heart goes out to you, Curt & Carly during this time. All the years we have worked together at Keller Williams you have proven to be one of the sweetest, most generous, strongest and most determined women I’ve ever known. I know Jeff’s memory will live on through you and the kids.
Xoxo Love you!
Ashley Lubrano di Caruozzo
November 24, 2020
My heartfelt sympathy and prayers to all of Jeff’s family. It is no doubt that he was a real gift to all who knew him and his life is such a testament to his uniqueness and generous spirit. Heaven is now richer for his arrival.
Blessings and peace to all who mourn his passing.
Sister Regina J. Ryan, I.H.M.
November 24, 2020
My deepest sympathy for you and your family
Michelle Barry
November 24, 2020
Very sorry for your loss. His accomplishments are amazing. He will be greatly missed
Deb Ayres Hickok Juniata ‘84
November 24, 2020
Jeff was a truly good man. My thoughts are with Peggy and his family.
Eric “Vito” Dezii
November 24, 2020
I was fortunate to have met Jeff on our ride across Pennsylvania 11 years ago. At the time, I had a three year old and another child on the way. I was struck at how proudly he spoke of his family. I’ve run into him over the years and he was always quick to ask my kids…. I have such great memories of him. Be well.
Mike Montgomery
November 24, 2020
Thank you Jeff for your mentorship, guidance and friendship. A man that touched so many lives in PA, PPTA and PPS. Heaven just got a lot smarter and kinder. You will be missed greatly
Lisa Mackell
November 24, 2020
Peggy,
Sincerest condolences from our family to yours over this loss. I was/am always very fond of you and Jeff and how you both treated me at Juniata. I looked up to and respected you both. Heaven has received a gift! Your family is in our prayers! Rich Howey
November 24, 2020
Our thoughts and prayers are with all Jeff’s family and we pray Gods healing power will bring comfort to his soulmate, Peggy, and children. My family (of six children also) have always held the entire Ostrowski family in high esteem. Jeff was amazing and his accomplishments during his short life are extremely commendable!! We love you all. Pat and Paul
November 24, 2020
My deepest condolences to Jeff’s family and colleagues. Jeff had a immensely positive lasting impact on my life far beyond the limited time we spent together. He was fun, funny, wise, intellectually challenging, and genuinely interested in others. I will miss him. May he rest in peace. HS
Harold S
November 24, 2020
Jeff was a good man, friend, teammate and will be sadly missed by all who knew him. May his memory be preserved in our hearts n minds till we meet again. Sincerely condolences n prayers to his family.
Chris n Kathy Sager
November 24, 2020
In the middle months of 1997, houses were beginning to form the #bestneighborhoodever. As the brick & mortar settled, there arose a group of fun-loving, involved, and lifelong friends. Bruce & I were fortunate to be part of that group & neighbors of Jeff & Peggy. We will cherish the 17 years of good times we spent with Jeff.
Bruce & Mary Aikin
November 24, 2020
To Jeff’s family our condolences and prayers are with you. Jeff’s wisdom and kindness were always inspiring and will be sadly missed. It is an honor to have known him.
John and Angela Filosa
November 24, 2020
Our condolences and prayers my he rest in peace
God Bless
Mike and Marna
November 24, 2020
To Jeff’s family: so sorry for your loss. Jeff was truly a remarkable man. He had this unquenchable thirst for knowledge that was contagious. Always trying to learn and always willing to listen to those around him. It was an honor to know him. You are all in our prayers.
Bob and Betsy Burke
November 24, 2020
There are certain people who make a lasting impact on how you travel through life. Jeff’s candidness and willingness to share his thoughts and feelings during the most vulnerable time of his life, have inspired me to be a better person; prioritize what is important; to pause and be present; and always, always be kind. Thank you Jeff for this gift of wisdom you have left for those of us who are still traveling this journey of life. Big hugs and prayers to Peggy and the kids xoxo
Karen Horan
November 24, 2020
To the family of Jeff Ostrowski my thoughts and Prayers are with you He was a brave and no strong person loved by all who knew him he will be missed by all May he rest in Peace
Nuala Fulton
November 24, 2020
My condolences to the entire family.
My memories of Jeff as a colleague and, when I served as Executive Director for the Private Practice Section, APTA and he was an outstanding Board member, will always be treasured.
Laurie Kendall-Ellis
November 23, 2020
What a beautifully written remembrance of Jeff… he was truly an exceptional man and a valued colleague. My prayers are with his family and friends.
Robin Dole, Widener University
November 23, 2020
So sad to lose a great friend and neighbor. He will be sadly missed. One of the finest persons I have ever been privileged to know.
Michael Pacifico
