OBITUARY
Jeremiah Isaiah Caudill passed into eternity on July 29, 2022, at the age of 32 in Knoxville, TN. He came as a blessing, under the disguise of Spina Bifida, to his parents Nancy & Phillip Caudill in Morristown, TN. He was immediately rushed to Children's Hospital in Knoxville for his first surgeries. At less than a year old his family moved to Harrisburg, PA, where he received care at Penn State U Medical Center. After moving back to Morristown, his parents divorced when he was 3.5 and later moved to Johnson City with his mother where he attended ETSU Child Study Center for kindergarten, and Johnson City Schools for elementary, middle & finally Science Hill High School. He later attended Tennessee Vocational Rehabilitation Center in Smyrna, TN, before settling in Knoxville.
Jeremiah asked Christ to come into his heart at age 3 & was baptized with his "Aunt Jillybean" at 6 and a half. During his life, he endured great pain & developed a threshold most cannot imagine because he hated the side effects of narcotic pain meds. He had over 74 surgical procedures, numerous hospitalizations and countless ER & doctor visits. He enjoyed making his nurses' day with compliments, making sure his doctors treated them with respect & asking in-depth questions. He wanted to be sure any patient with more serious, life-threatening issues were getting treatment before he did.
He stubbornly lived life his way with a passion for Legos, University of Tennessee Football, wrestling, calling & texting friends, M&Ms, music and drama. He was a charismatic, charming, caring person that easily made friends with almost everyone he met. He rallied against bullying and was supportive of veterans' struggles and those who suffered depression. He loved to talk and enjoyed karaoke.
He was preceded into eternity by his Nana, Grandpa Joe, his fiancee', Nicole Burns, and several friends with Spina Bifida. Jeremiah is survived by his father Phillip, siblings Kelly Jo, Mena and James.
He will be cherished and missed by his mother Nancy, his beloved therapy cat Cali, Papaw Al, Uncle Hooper, Aunt Beth, Grandma Lis, friends Conley, Amber, Tim and many other family members and friends.
A celebration of his life will be held in December on his birthday in Knoxville at one of his favorite restaurants. In his honor, the Bullfrog Foundation will be created to serve families of children with special needs, starting with a developmental toy lending library. For details, please email [email protected] if you wish to contribute or attend his memorial.
Jeremiah Isaiah Caudill passed into eternity on July 29, 2022, at the age of 32 in Knoxville, TN. He came as a blessing, under the disguise of Spina Bifida, to his parents Nancy & Phillip Caudill in Morristown, TN. He was immediately rushed to Children's Hospital in Knoxville for his first surgeries. At less than a year old his family moved to Harrisburg, PA, where he received care at Penn State U Medical Center. After moving back to Morristown, his parents divorced when he was 3.5 and later moved to Johnson City with his mother where he attended ETSU Child Study Center for kindergarten, and Johnson City Schools for elementary, middle & finally Science Hill High School. He later attended Tennessee Vocational Rehabilitation Center in Smyrna, TN, before settling in Knoxville.
Jeremiah asked Christ to come into his heart at age 3 & was baptized with his "Aunt Jillybean" at 6 and a half. During his life, he endured great pain & developed a threshold most cannot imagine because he hated the side effects of narcotic pain meds. He had over 74 surgical procedures, numerous hospitalizations and countless ER & doctor visits. He enjoyed making his nurses' day with compliments, making sure his doctors treated them with respect & asking in-depth questions. He wanted to be sure any patient with more serious, life-threatening issues were getting treatment before he did.
He stubbornly lived life his way with a passion for Legos, University of Tennessee Football, wrestling, calling & texting friends, M&Ms, music and drama. He was a charismatic, charming, caring person that easily made friends with almost everyone he met. He rallied against bullying and was supportive of veterans' struggles and those who suffered depression. He loved to talk and enjoyed karaoke.
He was preceded into eternity by his Nana, Grandpa Joe, his fiancee', Nicole Burns, and several friends with Spina Bifida. Jeremiah is survived by his father Phillip, siblings Kelly Jo, Mena and James.
He will be cherished and missed by his mother Nancy, his beloved therapy cat Cali, Papaw Al, Uncle Hooper, Aunt Beth, Grandma Lis, friends Conley, Amber, Tim and many other family members and friends.
A celebration of his life will be held in December on his birthday in Knoxville at one of his favorite restaurants. In his honor, the Bullfrog Foundation will be created to serve families of children with special needs, starting with a developmental toy lending library. For details, please email [email protected] if you wish to contribute or attend his memorial.
OBITUARY
Jeremiah Isaiah Caudill passed into eternity on July 29, 2022, at the age of 32 in Knoxville, TN. He came as a blessing, under the disguise of Spina Bifida, to his parents Nancy & Phillip Caudill in Morristown, TN. He was immediately rushed to Children's Hospital in Knoxville for his first surgeries. At less than a year old his family moved to Harrisburg, PA, where he received care at Penn State U Medical Center. After moving back to Morristown, his parents divorced when he was 3.5 and later moved to Johnson City with his mother where he attended ETSU Child Study Center for kindergarten, and Johnson City Schools for elementary, middle & finally Science Hill High School. He later attended Tennessee Vocational Rehabilitation Center in Smyrna, TN, before settling in Knoxville.
Jeremiah asked Christ to come into his heart at age 3 & was baptized with his "Aunt Jillybean" at 6 and a half. During his life, he endured great pain & developed a threshold most cannot imagine because he hated the side effects of narcotic pain meds. He had over 74 surgical procedures, numerous hospitalizations and countless ER & doctor visits. He enjoyed making his nurses' day with compliments, making sure his doctors treated them with respect & asking in-depth questions. He wanted to be sure any patient with more serious, life-threatening issues were getting treatment before he did.
He stubbornly lived life his way with a passion for Legos, University of Tennessee Football, wrestling, calling & texting friends, M&Ms, music and drama. He was a charismatic, charming, caring person that easily made friends with almost everyone he met. He rallied against bullying and was supportive of veterans' struggles and those who suffered depression. He loved to talk and enjoyed karaoke.
He was preceded into eternity by his Nana, Grandpa Joe, his fiancee', Nicole Burns, and several friends with Spina Bifida. Jeremiah is survived by his father Phillip, siblings Kelly Jo, Mena and James.
He will be cherished and missed by his mother Nancy, his beloved therapy cat Cali, Papaw Al, Uncle Hooper, Aunt Beth, Grandma Lis, friends Conley, Amber, Tim and many other family members and friends.
A celebration of his life will be held in December on his birthday in Knoxville at one of his favorite restaurants. In his honor, the Bullfrog Foundation will be created to serve families of children with special needs, starting with a developmental toy lending library. For details, please email [email protected] if you wish to contribute or attend his memorial.
Jeremiah Isaiah Caudill passed into eternity on July 29, 2022, at the age of 32 in Knoxville, TN. He came as a blessing, under the disguise of Spina Bifida, to his parents Nancy & Phillip Caudill in Morristown, TN. He was immediately rushed to Children's Hospital in Knoxville for his first surgeries. At less than a year old his family moved to Harrisburg, PA, where he received care at Penn State U Medical Center. After moving back to Morristown, his parents divorced when he was 3.5 and later moved to Johnson City with his mother where he attended ETSU Child Study Center for kindergarten, and Johnson City Schools for elementary, middle & finally Science Hill High School. He later attended Tennessee Vocational Rehabilitation Center in Smyrna, TN, before settling in Knoxville.
Jeremiah asked Christ to come into his heart at age 3 & was baptized with his "Aunt Jillybean" at 6 and a half. During his life, he endured great pain & developed a threshold most cannot imagine because he hated the side effects of narcotic pain meds. He had over 74 surgical procedures, numerous hospitalizations and countless ER & doctor visits. He enjoyed making his nurses' day with compliments, making sure his doctors treated them with respect & asking in-depth questions. He wanted to be sure any patient with more serious, life-threatening issues were getting treatment before he did.
He stubbornly lived life his way with a passion for Legos, University of Tennessee Football, wrestling, calling & texting friends, M&Ms, music and drama. He was a charismatic, charming, caring person that easily made friends with almost everyone he met. He rallied against bullying and was supportive of veterans' struggles and those who suffered depression. He loved to talk and enjoyed karaoke.
He was preceded into eternity by his Nana, Grandpa Joe, his fiancee', Nicole Burns, and several friends with Spina Bifida. Jeremiah is survived by his father Phillip, siblings Kelly Jo, Mena and James.
He will be cherished and missed by his mother Nancy, his beloved therapy cat Cali, Papaw Al, Uncle Hooper, Aunt Beth, Grandma Lis, friends Conley, Amber, Tim and many other family members and friends.
A celebration of his life will be held in December on his birthday in Knoxville at one of his favorite restaurants. In his honor, the Bullfrog Foundation will be created to serve families of children with special needs, starting with a developmental toy lending library. For details, please email [email protected] if you wish to contribute or attend his memorial.
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