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A Celebration of Life
Jeremiah
Tevin
Morman
October 22, 1991
October 22, 1991
July 3, 2026
July 3, 2026
Order of Celebration
Friday, July 31, 2026
Service 11:00 AM
Samuel C. Rogers, Jr. Memorial Chapel
4315 N. Main Street
Jacksonville, FL 32206
Elder Alfred Tucker
ProcessionalFamily
Musical Prelude"Jeremiah"
Opening PrayerElder Alfred Tucker
Scripture ReadingKayla Morman
Musical Selection"How Do I Live Without You" - Trisha Yearwood
Obituary Reading"We Gonna Be Alright"- Tye Tribbett
ReflectionsFriends & Family
EulogyElder Alfred Tucker
BenedictionJeremiah Morman, Jr.
Recessional
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Life of Jeremiah
Jeremiah Tevin Morman, born on October 22, 1991, lived a life defined by purpose and profound kindness until his passing on July 3, 2026. Known for his steadfast character, Jeremiah was a loving son, brother, and friend whose gentle, humble spirit touched everyone he met. His path was marked by a commitment to integrity, and he carried himself with a quiet strength that inspired those fortunate enough to walk alongside him. Jeremiah cherished the bonds he cultivated throughout his years, and he remained deeply dedicated to the communities he called home. Whether in his professional life or his dedication to his community, he was consistently recognized for his integrity, quiet strength, and commitment to helping others without hesitation. He walked through life with an outgoing nature, always ready to speak life into those around him and bring joy and comfort to his family and friends. Throughout his journey, he demonstrated an unwavering dedication to the people he loved, prioritizing his family above all else. A true warrior, Jeremiah fought his battle with cancer with incredible grace, courage, and a signature smile that never faded. His vibrant spirit and ability to find beauty in everyday moments remain a testament to his character. He is remembered by his beloved family, including Mother Crystal Morman;, Father Jeremiah Morman; Siblings: Kayla Morman, Kaydra Morman, Jeremiah Morman, Jr. Jerry A. Lewis, Eugene Pogue, Jasmine Pogue, Nicole Pogue, Brandon Pogue, Jermain Pogue, Adam Everett, Virgina Morman, and Sissy Morman; Aunts: Gloria Pogue Lisa Miller, Grandmother Christine Miller, Nieces and Nephews; Xavier, Keyshaun, Mi’Shanti, Ky’Mari, Juelz, Amiri, Syven, and Ocho’ali Cummings, as well as Kobi Vaughan Jr., Kyrie and Jahari Vaughan, Zakiyah Williams, Leonya, and Laila Bolden, along with a host of other nieces, nephews, brothers, sisters and a community of friends. He is also fondly remembered by his uncles Fred Morman, Walter Morman and his late uncle Wade Morman; Cousins Shawn Morman and W. Morman. Jeremiah leaves behind a powerful legacy of strength, compassion, and courage that continues to resonate in the hearts of all who knew him. He serves as an eternal reminder of the profound difference one person can make by simply choosing to be a source of light and support for others.
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Jeremiah Morman
Our Brother
Jeremiah, My dear brother, your light was a gift to everyone who knew you and your kindness will be missed more than words can express. I am so incredibly proud to have called you my brother and to have walked through life by your side. You will remain forever in our heart, and we will forever cherish every memory we made together until we meet again. Love you
Kayla Vaughan-Morman and Kaydra Morman
Our Son
Our beloved son Jeremiah, you were the greatest joy of our lives and a beautiful light that will never fade from our hearts. We are so incredibly proud of the man you became and are forever grateful for every moment we shared together. Though you are no longer by our side, your spirit lives on in our memories and in the endless love we hold for you. You will be missed beyond measure, our dear Son Jeremiah, until we meet again.
Mom and Dad
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