Jeremy Michael Averett

Birth date: Feb 4, 1998 Death date: Mar 23, 2020

It’s with a broken heart that we announce the loss of our precious son, Jeremy Michael Averett, age 22. Jeremy was born in Dallas, TX on February 4, 1998 to parents Michael and Becky Averett and his brother Chad. Jeremy attended C Read Obituary

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Sally And James Pazora

278w ago

We remember Jeremy as a young boy playing outside in his super hero outfits, laughing, running and just enjoying his playtime, he always had such a happy smile on his face. As a young man he still always had that beautiful smile on his face. He was always kind and respectful. It was always nice talking to him, he had sincere kindness in his heart and a love for his mom, dad and brother that showed through his smile when he spoke of them. You could see in his face that he knew his parents and brother loved him more than anything in the world. His smile will live on in all the lives he touched. He will be missed.
Jeremy, enjoy eternity in Heaven with our Lord and Savior.

Sally and James Pazora & Family

Heather Wisdom

291w ago

I remember when the kids and I flew Dallas from California and we went to Aunt Becky and Uncle Michaels house Jeremy was there. He was up stairs playing on his video game. He was always a very sweet and loving guy and very funny! We took a pic of all of us that day and I wish that I had a lot more memories to share of him honestly. God definitely gained an Angel. I know he is watching over all of us.

Tj Wheeler

291w ago

in honor of Jeremy .

I remember Jeremy as a very imaginative and outgoing child. He was very sweet and loving. Even though I only got to see him once or twice a year when we were kids because I live out of state, it was as if no time had passed every time we saw each other again. He was always ready to play and have a good time. He had so much life ahead of him. God gained an angel the day he left this Earth and we all gained an angel as well. Rest In Peace cousin. You will forever be missed.

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Tj Wheeler

291w ago

in honor of Jeremy .

I remember Jeremy as a very imaginative and outgoing child. As a kid he was very sweet and loving with a smile always on his face. Even though I only got to see him a couple times a year because I live out of state, it was as if no time had passed. He was ready to play and have a good time. I am shocked and saddened he is gone. He had so much life ahead of him. God gained an angel and so did all of us. RIP cousin. You will forever be missed.

Steven Wheeler

292w ago

I will always remember Jeremy as the happy, energetic, creative and imaginative person he was. He was so loving and new exactly what to do to make you happy. He was always there to entertain you when you when you needed it, show you support and love with hugs and smiles when you needed it or even just sit beside you and not say anything when you needed it. He was always there for everyone whenever he could be with nothing but the goal to do everything he could to improve the moment. I miss you Jeremy. I know you are here in spirt right now sitting right beside me because you always knew what was best for everyone. We will meet again someday. In the meantime, I and blessed to have you watch over me and all of us as our angel.

Abby Averett Hawkins

292w ago

One time, when I was staying over at the house, I was very very sick. Since Jeremy slept right next to where the restroom was, I knew I had to eventually wake him up from all the vomiting I was doing and could not control. I felt horrible about it and thought that at some point (for sure**!!) he would end up talking to Chad about it or trying to get me to change places or move somewhere else so I would not keep him awake. However, instead- he comes in and asks if I’m okay. I was semi-asleep on the bathroom floor at this point and woke up. Without even looking at him I knew he was sort of smiling because he let out a chuckle and in my relief I did too. It was funny and sweet. It made me feel like I didn’t have to worry about what he thought about me. I felt like it was a bonding moment for us. I will always fondly remember the sound of his voice and laugh in the statement that made me feel like I was a part of his family, “You okay?”.

Cheryl Mckeever

293w ago

During your time of loss there are some great memories with Jeremy.

I knew him as a little boy who said I couldn't touch his nerf guns and then I watched and heard stories as he grew into a very strong and handsome man

He always wanted to live the best possible and was always challenging himself to achieve. He hated school (like most kids) but stuck with it and got his High School Diploma and then the world became his oyster.

He had a strong family network that was always there for him, even when he didn't want to ask for help or like what advice was given (again a child vs parents). We parents don't know anything right?

But sadly, Jeremy was taken to soon and will be remembered as the child that made you laugh, cry, test your patience and challenge your everyday outlook. He was trying to make a place for himself and be happy.

He will be missed by all.

Cheryl McKeever

Carole

293w ago

We are so sorry for your loss. There is no way we can know or understand the heartache y'all are enduring. Hope a few thoughts back to better moments we shared with y'all will bring a moment of joy during this tragic time. I remember when you told me you were FINALLY going to have another baby! How excited you were that Chad would have a sibling. Morgan was telling me how Jeremy was the first baby she remembers ever being around and "holding". She was almost 8 and him about 6 weeks. It seems ironic that Becky and I share a memory from Michael seeing Jordan and saying , " He has no teeth!" as that was the first baby he had really been around. Allison recalled always thinking how pretty/handsome your boys were no matter the stage or the age they were.

Ron and I were talking about how young Jeremy's imagination and creativity started shining through. As a preschooler, almost the second we would step in the door, he would grab the girls' hands and say come help me put on my play for everyone. They would get their assignments, we would be seated and the show would begin. He had it all planned out awaiting our arrival. And they were not the shows of a 5 year old. Next visit the plots would be even more advanced, costumes appropriate with frequent changes, and lengthy. We would all say we weren't sure doing what specifically (because he excelled at all facets from vision to the writing to directing to acting), but we felt we would see him involved in putting on shows or making films of some sort. He even had intermissions and/or commercials! Seems I even remember a quite comical infomercial.

Before too much longer it would be just Ron and I coming to town. He would give us gals a bit to catch up and "jump on" Ron to explain and teach video games and perhaps even have Ron give it a try. It had been years and the games were so different and more real than those Ron had played with his boys. We always loved that no matter how long it had been since we had been together, Jeremy was as comfortable with us like it had been just a few days since we had last seen each other. Of course, as he grew the games changed and we even played various Nerf games from basketball, baseball to darts. I have vivid memories of a pretty, spring day we ran around the front yards shooting and finally throwing darts because it took too long to reload! We laughed so hard that day. He kept growing so it got to where we usually just got to see how much taller and more handsome he was getting before he took off upstsirs to get online with friends or leave with someone. We can't fathom never seeing what was coming next and know how much more exponentially that thought breaks your hearts all over again. We join y'all in promising to never let those memories go. Jeremy will live on in our hearts♥️👼

We love y'all and pray for God to see you through.......
Carole, Ron, Allison & Morgan Sherman