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Eric Jeanes Family Support
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It is with great sadness that we share the news of the passing of Eric Jeanes, unexpectedly, the morning of February 15th, after a brief illness. This Go Fund Me is to help Becky, Parker, and Fischer with this incredibly sad loss. Any support you may be able to provide would be greatly appreciated.
Becky had these things to say about Eric.
"Eric was a tough nut to crack, but once you did, you had a loyal friend and a committed father. Eric took a deep dive into anything that sparked his interest. Mainly fishing, baseball, his kids, and the Minnesota Vikings. His bedside bookcase has 40 books on fishing stacked up on 40 books on baseball.
Eric was an outdoorsman to the core. As a Fisheries Biologist and an avid sportsfisherman, he was committed to protecting, saving, and catching every kind of fish which swims in the PNW waters. He worked at R2 Resource Consultants for 26 years, creating lifelong connections and several fishing buddies along the way. He had integrity in his work and was passionate about protecting local salmon habitat. Probably so he could catch more fish.
If he wasn't on the Puget Sound fishing for Blackmouth or the Salish Sea fishing for Coho or The Columbia River fishing for Chinook, he was on the baseball field or in the backyard batting cage with his son. He was very active in youth baseball and volunteered with the Snovalley North Little League. He was always game for scorekeeping, coaching, or talking strategy, and he could argue the rule book until the sun went down behind the trees of Big Rock Ballfield in Duvall, WA.
He was raised near Waverly Iowa, but he made his home near the sea. He was 52 years old and is survived by his wife and his children who are 14 and 17 and will miss him dearly."


Becky had these things to say about Eric."Eric was a tough nut to crack, but once you did, you had a loyal friend and a committed father. Eric took a deep dive into anything that sparked his interest. Mainly fishing, baseball, his kids, and the Minnesota Vikings. His bedside bookcase has 40 books on fishing stacked up on 40 books on baseball.
Eric was an outdoorsman to the core. As a Fisheries Biologist and an avid sportsfisherman, he was committed to protecting, saving, and catching every kind of fish which swims in the PNW waters. He worked at R2 Resource Consultants for 26 years, creating lifelong connections and several fishing buddies along the way. He had integrity in his work and was passionate about protecting local salmon habitat. Probably so he could catch more fish.If he wasn't on the Puget Sound fishing for Blackmouth or the Salish Sea fishing for Coho or The Columbia River fishing for Chinook, he was on the baseball field or in the backyard batting cage with his son. He was very active in youth baseball and volunteered with the Snovalley North Little League. He was always game for scorekeeping, coaching, or talking strategy, and he could argue the rule book until the sun went down behind the trees of Big Rock Ballfield in Duvall, WA.
He was raised near Waverly Iowa, but he made his home near the sea. He was 52 years old and is survived by his wife and his children who are 14 and 17 and will miss him dearly."


Organizer and beneficiary
Rebecca Jeanes
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