BERGERON, Jon C. - Age 40, died Monday, May 23, 2011. A memorial service will be held 12:30PM Tuesday, May 31, 2011 at Sharp Funeral Homes, Fenton Chapel, 1000 Silver Lake Rd., Fenton. Cremation has taken place. Visitation will be held from 10 AM until the time of service. Those desiring may make contributions to U of M Cancer Center or to a college fund for Brendan McInerney. Jon was born July 3, 1970 in Wayne, the son of Paul and Carol Lynn (Joppich) Bergeron. Jon was married to Nicole Medich on March 1, 2009, they had only a short time together, but knew they had found "the one great love" and never wasted a minute. Jon worked as a sales rep for 15 years, where his clients became friends. Recently he and his wife co-founded his vision, Grand Pointe Collection.
http://www.grandpointecollection.com
Click on this link: Grand Pointe Collection
He had a smile that would light up a room. He was witty and always held his sense of humor through everything he did. Jon lived life to the fullest, enjoying the ocean, scuba diving some of the most dangerous shipwrecks; driving full throttle, whether it be a car, motorcycle or speed boat. He loved living on the edge. Jon enjoyed nature and animals; he especially loved his dogs, Moby and Charlie. For a while, he held the world in the palm of his hand.
He leaves his wife, Nicole; step-son, Brendan; parents, Paul and Carol Lynn; sister, Shawn; great-aunt, Rosemary Miller; many aunts, uncles, cousins and a world of friends. Tributes may be posted on the obituaries page of www.sharpfuneralhomes.com
Jon was an accomplished scuba diver and would always challenge himself to execute professional dives in serious locals. One of his most famous dives was to the ANDREA DORIA. This was a dive of over 190 feet and required several air tanks to execute. Jon was proud of this accomplishment.
5/24/2012
It's been a year... As the best way to remember Jon, I want to share a funny story about this picture, which I used for his Memorial last year. We were in Vegas and he rented this bike because he had never rode a "chopper". When I met up with him after my work, his eyes were full of laughter. He told me how much fun he had, but for hours, how he drove around Vegas only making left turns. He couldn't turn right without falling over, so he would circle blocks, turning only left! He also told me, he was so focused on not crashing that for hours he didn't think about the fact he was dying. Today I remember the joy with which he celebrated life, the compassion and love he showed everyone and because of him, I am a better person!
Nicole Medich Bergeron
http://www.grandpointecollection.com
Click on this link: Grand Pointe Collection
He had a smile that would light up a room. He was witty and always held his sense of humor through everything he did. Jon lived life to the fullest, enjoying the ocean, scuba diving some of the most dangerous shipwrecks; driving full throttle, whether it be a car, motorcycle or speed boat. He loved living on the edge. Jon enjoyed nature and animals; he especially loved his dogs, Moby and Charlie. For a while, he held the world in the palm of his hand.
He leaves his wife, Nicole; step-son, Brendan; parents, Paul and Carol Lynn; sister, Shawn; great-aunt, Rosemary Miller; many aunts, uncles, cousins and a world of friends. Tributes may be posted on the obituaries page of www.sharpfuneralhomes.com
Jon was an accomplished scuba diver and would always challenge himself to execute professional dives in serious locals. One of his most famous dives was to the ANDREA DORIA. This was a dive of over 190 feet and required several air tanks to execute. Jon was proud of this accomplishment.
5/24/2012
It's been a year... As the best way to remember Jon, I want to share a funny story about this picture, which I used for his Memorial last year. We were in Vegas and he rented this bike because he had never rode a "chopper". When I met up with him after my work, his eyes were full of laughter. He told me how much fun he had, but for hours, how he drove around Vegas only making left turns. He couldn't turn right without falling over, so he would circle blocks, turning only left! He also told me, he was so focused on not crashing that for hours he didn't think about the fact he was dying. Today I remember the joy with which he celebrated life, the compassion and love he showed everyone and because of him, I am a better person!
Nicole Medich Bergeron
BERGERON, Jon C. - Age 40, died Monday, May 23, 2011. A memorial service will be held 12:30PM Tuesday, May 31, 2011 at Sharp Funeral Homes, Fenton Chapel, 1000 Silver Lake Rd., Fenton. Cremation has taken place. Visitation will be held from 10 AM until the time of service. Those desiring may make contributions to U of M Cancer Center or to a college fund for Brendan McInerney. Jon was born July 3, 1970 in Wayne, the son of Paul and Carol Lynn (Joppich) Bergeron. Jon was married to Nicole Medich on March 1, 2009, they had only a short time together, but knew they had found "the one great love" and never wasted a minute. Jon worked as a sales rep for 15 years, where his clients became friends. Recently he and his wife co-founded his vision, Grand Pointe Collection.
http://www.grandpointecollection.com
Click on this link: Grand Pointe Collection
He had a smile that would light up a room. He was witty and always held his sense of humor through everything he did. Jon lived life to the fullest, enjoying the ocean, scuba diving some of the most dangerous shipwrecks; driving full throttle, whether it be a car, motorcycle or speed boat. He loved living on the edge. Jon enjoyed nature and animals; he especially loved his dogs, Moby and Charlie. For a while, he held the world in the palm of his hand.
He leaves his wife, Nicole; step-son, Brendan; parents, Paul and Carol Lynn; sister, Shawn; great-aunt, Rosemary Miller; many aunts, uncles, cousins and a world of friends. Tributes may be posted on the obituaries page of www.sharpfuneralhomes.com
Jon was an accomplished scuba diver and would always challenge himself to execute professional dives in serious locals. One of his most famous dives was to the ANDREA DORIA. This was a dive of over 190 feet and required several air tanks to execute. Jon was proud of this accomplishment.
5/24/2012
It's been a year... As the best way to remember Jon, I want to share a funny story about this picture, which I used for his Memorial last year. We were in Vegas and he rented this bike because he had never rode a "chopper". When I met up with him after my work, his eyes were full of laughter. He told me how much fun he had, but for hours, how he drove around Vegas only making left turns. He couldn't turn right without falling over, so he would circle blocks, turning only left! He also told me, he was so focused on not crashing that for hours he didn't think about the fact he was dying. Today I remember the joy with which he celebrated life, the compassion and love he showed everyone and because of him, I am a better person!
Nicole Medich Bergeron
http://www.grandpointecollection.com
Click on this link: Grand Pointe Collection
He had a smile that would light up a room. He was witty and always held his sense of humor through everything he did. Jon lived life to the fullest, enjoying the ocean, scuba diving some of the most dangerous shipwrecks; driving full throttle, whether it be a car, motorcycle or speed boat. He loved living on the edge. Jon enjoyed nature and animals; he especially loved his dogs, Moby and Charlie. For a while, he held the world in the palm of his hand.
He leaves his wife, Nicole; step-son, Brendan; parents, Paul and Carol Lynn; sister, Shawn; great-aunt, Rosemary Miller; many aunts, uncles, cousins and a world of friends. Tributes may be posted on the obituaries page of www.sharpfuneralhomes.com
Jon was an accomplished scuba diver and would always challenge himself to execute professional dives in serious locals. One of his most famous dives was to the ANDREA DORIA. This was a dive of over 190 feet and required several air tanks to execute. Jon was proud of this accomplishment.
5/24/2012
It's been a year... As the best way to remember Jon, I want to share a funny story about this picture, which I used for his Memorial last year. We were in Vegas and he rented this bike because he had never rode a "chopper". When I met up with him after my work, his eyes were full of laughter. He told me how much fun he had, but for hours, how he drove around Vegas only making left turns. He couldn't turn right without falling over, so he would circle blocks, turning only left! He also told me, he was so focused on not crashing that for hours he didn't think about the fact he was dying. Today I remember the joy with which he celebrated life, the compassion and love he showed everyone and because of him, I am a better person!
Nicole Medich Bergeron
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