Jeffry Gene Jaques, 63, of Huntington, passed away on February 5th 2024 in Burlington, VT at his home at the Atwood House.

Jeffry Jaques was born Williston, VT to Nellie and Gene Jaques on December 15th 1960. He was a client at the Howard Center for many years. He enjoyed working with staff supporters and going out into the community.

Jeffry Jaques was preceded in death by his Dad Gene and Mom Nellie Jaques. Also followed by a special brother in law Eddie Weston.

Jeffery Jaques is survived by his sisters Sandy Fish and husband Jim Fish, Diane Barron and husband Steve Barron. One nephew, Jesse Barron and wife Christel. Several nieces, Heather Cross, Kathy Barron and Heidi Novoa. And his great nieces Sarah Barron, Morgan Cross, Emilee Barron (Emmy Lou Woo), Miya Cross and Aaliyah Williams. Also several cousins.

The family of Jeffry Jaques wishes to extend our sincere thanks to the Howard Center, Staff at Atwood House and a (special thank you to Tracy and Meg), Dave O'Brien his loving sincere friend and Patti Stock and John Hasenfus for welcoming him into their home with love and care. Patti and John shared many wonderful experiences and made lots of happy memories for Jeffry.

Visiting Hours will be from 5:00 - 7:00 PM, Friday February 9th at the Gifford Funeral Home in Richmond, VT. Funeral Services will be held at 11:00 AM, Saturday February 10th at the Huntington Community Church with the Rev. Mike Mendes of First Congregational Church in Essex Junction, officiating. There will be a private burial for the family later in 2024 at the Huntington Cemetery.

Growing up Jeffry spent a lot of time in the family store. He enjoyed seeing people coming in and them talking to him. He liked making his own grocery order out and putting up groceries on the shelves with his sister Diane. He liked being around people and everybody would know him in the community when he went out with someone. He liked sitting in his recliner watching Mash. He loved People magazines, books and bags. You will be missed by many, We love you Jeff.

Donations may be given to the Howard Center.