Birth date: Jun 3, 1957 Death date: Jun 2, 2025
Jeffrey Alan King, 67, of Locust, NC, passed away on June 2, 2025, at Atrium Health Cabarrus. The family will receive friends and celebrate his life from 2:00 to 4:00 PM on Friday, June 6, 2025, at Stanly Funeral and Cremation Car Read Obituary
I saw jeffrey last year and had lunch. We spoke about his christian life and the fact that he was saved and my heart was filled with joy. He was a cousin that I had not seen in years but it was as though it was old home week. I send my prayers and thoughts to Lisa and the family may god bless you and carry you through the days. Daniel King Hinesville, Ga
I knew Jeff as my best friend's dad as I grew up (going all the way back to 1st grade). People say to be careful how you live, as kids can pick up many things just from "observing" you.
One of the first things I noticed about him was a deep care for his family and his neighbor. There was a presence of wanting to make sure his family was cared for and his kids raised in a Godly manner. That had a notable positive influence on my faith in Jesus Christ and understanding how that can be lived out in the world.
He was also one of the most humble people I have ever met, willing to be present and do his best in service of others, recognizing both what he was given and his own limitations. It was a treasure to see that humility lived out so consistently for such a long period of time.
Finally, his sense of humor stands out as memorable. Many laughs had with him over the years as he shared tidbits of "funny wisdom" from observations going through life.
This is one of the saddest moments of my life, though I am thankful for the gift of knowing him for most of that time, and for the fact that while he will be deeply missed here on this earth, this isn't sadness without hope and look forward to seeing him again.
Jeff was a man I deeply respected and admired for his love of God and family. My wife Khrissy and I send all our prayers and love especially to Alan, Xingyue, Kara, Tyler and Lisa. Alan we love you so much. You are a brother to me and my wife and you remind me of how faith can ground us in the hardest of times. Love, Ben
I was saddened to read of Jeffrey's death. We were friends back in high school over 50 years ago, and I remember his beautiful diving. He was a nice guy back then, a good athlete, funny and good humored. I feel sorry we lost touch when we split for college. May his memory to be a blessing!
Jeff was a good man. It was a pleasure working with him at PLP.
I went to school with Jeffrey and have great memories from those days. My condolences to the family and friends.
