Jerome B. Alpert Jr. of Westhampton Dies August 26 - 27 East

Jerome B. Alpert Jr. of Westhampton Dies August 26

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Jerome B. Alpert Jr.

Jerome B. Alpert Jr.

authorStaff Writer on Sep 29, 2022

Jerome B. Alpert Jr. of Westhampton, died at the young age of 37 on August 26th, 2022, at his home in Westhampton. JB is preceded in death by his mother Mary A. Alpert and his brother Brian R. Stevenot, as well as, all his loved ones that have gone before him. He is survived by his father Jerome B. Alpert Sr. of Westhampton, and his two sisters Victoria Alpert of Westhampton and Martha Muller of Florida; His brother-in-law Jason Muller of Florida; His nephew Canyon Muller and niece Clara Muller of Florida. As well as his extended family; Andrea (Cookie), Keith, and Jake Pavolonis of Texas. As well as, Marie Wilkins of Westhampton and her children Michelle Schlechting of Florida, and Michael Sliffe of Nevada. JB also leaves behind many family members; cousins, aunts, and uncles and many friends that he loved so much.

JB was born on January 23rd, 1985 at 12:35am at Southampton hospital. He was raised in our family home in Westhampton, NY; Where many loving memories were created and shared amongst his family and friends. JB loved his father as he showed it everyday. He always cherished his mothers memory and was an amazing, caring and loving devoted brother, son, uncle, nephew, cousin and friend.

JB worked for both of his fathers’ businesses. He always took great pride and dedication whether it was moving furniture or tending to the limousines. He always showed immense dedication in all that he did. JB was always known as the dependable one, the one who his father could always count on. It was seen and known by all. JB would always go above and beyond and give nothing but his best work in all that he did. He truly gave a white glove service in both jobs that is not always seen today.

JB was a deep and sensitive guy. He had such a huge heart and an amazing sense of humor. He loved his family and friends with everything he had. He was an incredible Uncle that spent countless moments connecting to his niece and nephew by always making sure he was present in their lives, although it was shorter then expected.

JB cherished his love of nature, animals, and small things in life. He knew how to be present each day to the small things for he understood how truly grand those moments are. JB embraced all life’s precious moments and held them near and dear to his heart.

JB was a rare soul, one that was generous, smart and kind. So full of smiles, laughter, always doing great deeds, and always there to help. JB gave the greatest hugs, so full of love and comfort. Nothing nor no one could ever replace the amazing soul that he was. Jb was loved by everyone and will truly be missed. He had such a fun spirit and his infectious smile charmed everyone who met him.

JB loved to play all sports, as well as, watch sports especially his favorite football team the Los Angeles Rams. He cherished every moment in life. As well as always making sure his family 
had everything they needed. His kindness, generosity, strength, determined nature, thoughtfulness and being an all around great guy are just some of the ways he showed what an amazing person he was.

JB’s strength and courage will always be remembered, as well as his will to fight till the very end. Although taken too soon, he is now at peace and no longer in pain. His spirit lives on, forever more, in our hearts and minds.

A beautiful service was held earlier this month, Family and friends gathered in remembrance. JB was laid to rest on September 3rd, 2022 at the Westhampton Cemetery, where family and friends gathered and said their final farewells. Thank you to everyone for their love and support.

We, his family, are forever thankful for all the special moments that JB has left us. And with that, We know that JB will continue to live on within our hearts and minds.

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