Jeremy Ruehlemann Death, Obituary – Jeremy Ruehlemann of New York, New York has reportedly passed away suddenly and unexpectedly leaving loved ones in pain and agony. He graduated from Silver Lake High School in 2015 and was awarded his diploma. After that, he continued his education at the New England Institute of Technology in Rhode Island, from which he received an associate’s degree in electrical technology and graduated in May of 2018.
After completing his degree, Jeremy became a member of the workforce of Wayne J. Griffin Electric. He had a great work ethic and was respected by many people because of it. He enjoyed his profession. Later on, when he had successfully completed his apprenticeship, he was awarded his Journeyman license.
Jeremy enjoyed a wide variety of activities and pastimes, such as spending time with his loved ones and friends, going boating, fishing, snowmobiling, hiking, traveling, and hunting, as well as riding dirt bikers and quads. Because of his skill at repairing anything and everything, his friends dubbed him “Jerry Rig.” Jeremy’s favorite way to spend the summer was hanging out with his father John and brother Jonathan on the family boat, the “Heidi Ho,” engaging in activities like as “tuna wishing” and “hanging out at the deep hole” and “the spit,” and generally having a good time in the warm weather.
At a very young age, he introduced his family to the sport of snowmobiling and began the third generation of snowmobilers in their lineage in Grafton, New Hampshire, where he spent the winters with his grandparents. Jeremy’s love of “burning gas” began when he was just a little child, when he took after his father in his enthusiasm for riding anything that could be driven by an engine. Whether he was with his family, his closest friends, or his fiancée, he loved to ride all day and all night, and he made sure to savor each and every moment of it to the maximum extent possible.
The year 2019 marked the year that Jeremy and Ashley purchased their home in Kingston, which almost immediately became a construction site for a renovation project with the assistance of the couple’s relatives and friends. The following year, in 2020, he made a cross-country trip with Gianna, Ashley, Jonathan, and Jonathan to bring Banks, a new addition to the family, back to his childhood home. Soon after, Banks won his confidence and became a reliable companion for him.
Duck hunting on the Jones River was one of his favorite things to do with his uncle and best friend, Banks. Recently, Jeremy took Ashley Ann, the woman who has been the love of his life for the past 10 years, on a vacation to the Grand Canyon in Arizona. There, he proposed to her.
Jeremy possessed the rare ability to assist anyone with any work, whether it be carpentry, electrical repair, cutting firewood, repairing autos, or any other number of errands. In addition, Jeremy was able to find anything for anyone, whether it was a vehicle (car, truck, boat, quad, engine, or tools), a vehicle (truck, boat, quad), or an engine.
He was a one-of-a-kind person with a heart of love who never failed to make people feel loved and who lived each day to the absolute fullest extent possible. Because Jeremy will forever be remembered, cherished, and so desperately missed, the space in our hearts that he has vacated can never be filled. Continue on.