Jonathan M. Thompson, age 13, of Potsdam, passed away on February 6, 2019 at his home surrounded by family and friends after a long battle with cancer. Family and friends may call at the Garner Funeral Home on Friday, February 8th from 2-6 p.m. A mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated the next day at 11 a.m. at St. Mary's Church with Rev. Stephen Rocker celebrant with a celebration of life get together afterwards at the West Potsdam Fire Hall. A spring burial will follow at a later date at St. Mary’s Cemetery.
Jonathan is survived by his parents Amy and Jon Thompson of Potsdam; brother Gavin Thompson of Potsdam; paternal grandmother, Debbie DeLorme (Robert Rosa) of Winthrop; maternal grandparents Brenda and Erwin Schober of Potsdam; great grandparent Shirley Andrews of Potsdam; aunts Jessica Schober (Eric Johnson) of Norwood, Karen Cameron (Charles) of Massena, and Jennifer Thompson (Roger Smith) of Winthrop; uncles Roy Thompson (Aja) of Huntington, VT and Adam Thompson of Winthrop, and several other great aunts and uncles and many cousins.
He was predeceased by his paternal grandfather Roy Thompson; and great grandparents Martin Andrews and George and Evelynne Thompson, Alberta and Orville Dunbar.
Jonathan was born on June 28, 2005, in Burlington, VT to Jon and Amy Thompson. He was an 8th grade student at A. A. Kingston Middle School in Potsdam. Jonathan has been a huge WWE wrestling fan since he was 4 years old. Jonathan had a great desire for sports, whether it was just playing a good game of kickball or throwing a football around outback with his Dad and/or brother. He enjoyed playing modified soccer, baseball and basketball. He was a member of the Junior Bowling League with a personal high score of 277. He loved camping, fishing, being outdoors, playing with friends, being with his family and watching marvel movies. He was a fun loving, outgoing kid with a heart of gold. He would always put others before himself. He had a beautiful smile that could light up a room. Jonathan shared a very special bond with his younger brother, Gavin.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Jonathan Thompson Memorial Fund. Checks should be made out to Potsdam Central School indicating the fund's name in the memo. For further information regarding this fund, please contact Chris Johnson either by phone (315-265-2000 ext. 423) or email ([email protected]).
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Jonathan is survived by his parents Amy and Jon Thompson of Potsdam; brother Gavin Thompson of Potsdam; paternal grandmother, Debbie DeLorme (Robert Rosa) of Winthrop; maternal grandparents Brenda and Erwin Schober of Potsdam; great grandparent Shirley Andrews of Potsdam; aunts Jessica Schober (Eric Johnson) of Norwood, Karen Cameron (Charles) of Massena, and Jennifer Thompson (Roger Smith) of Winthrop; uncles Roy Thompson (Aja) of Huntington, VT and Adam Thompson of Winthrop, and several other great aunts and uncles and many cousins.
He was predeceased by his paternal grandfather Roy Thompson; and great grandparents Martin Andrews and George and Evelynne Thompson, Alberta and Orville Dunbar.
Jonathan was born on June 28, 2005, in Burlington, VT to Jon and Amy Thompson. He was an 8th grade student at A. A. Kingston Middle School in Potsdam. Jonathan has been a huge WWE wrestling fan since he was 4 years old. Jonathan had a great desire for sports, whether it was just playing a good game of kickball or throwing a football around outback with his Dad and/or brother. He enjoyed playing modified soccer, baseball and basketball. He was a member of the Junior Bowling League with a personal high score of 277. He loved camping, fishing, being outdoors, playing with friends, being with his family and watching marvel movies. He was a fun loving, outgoing kid with a heart of gold. He would always put others before himself. He had a beautiful smile that could light up a room. Jonathan shared a very special bond with his younger brother, Gavin.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Jonathan Thompson Memorial Fund. Checks should be made out to Potsdam Central School indicating the fund's name in the memo. For further information regarding this fund, please contact Chris Johnson either by phone (315-265-2000 ext. 423) or email ([email protected]).
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Jonathan M. Thompson, age 13, of Potsdam, passed away on February 6, 2019 at his home surrounded by family and friends after a long battle with cancer. Family and friends may call at the Garner Funeral Home on Friday, February 8th from 2-6 p.m. A mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated the next day at 11 a.m. at St. Mary's Church with Rev. Stephen Rocker celebrant with a celebration of life get together afterwards at the West Potsdam Fire Hall. A spring burial will follow at a later date at St. Mary’s Cemetery.
Jonathan is survived by his parents Amy and Jon Thompson of Potsdam; brother Gavin Thompson of Potsdam; paternal grandmother, Debbie DeLorme (Robert Rosa) of Winthrop; maternal grandparents Brenda and Erwin Schober of Potsdam; great grandparent Shirley Andrews of Potsdam; aunts Jessica Schober (Eric Johnson) of Norwood, Karen Cameron (Charles) of Massena, and Jennifer Thompson (Roger Smith) of Winthrop; uncles Roy Thompson (Aja) of Huntington, VT and Adam Thompson of Winthrop, and several other great aunts and uncles and many cousins.
He was predeceased by his paternal grandfather Roy Thompson; and great grandparents Martin Andrews and George and Evelynne Thompson, Alberta and Orville Dunbar.
Jonathan was born on June 28, 2005, in Burlington, VT to Jon and Amy Thompson. He was an 8th grade student at A. A. Kingston Middle School in Potsdam. Jonathan has been a huge WWE wrestling fan since he was 4 years old. Jonathan had a great desire for sports, whether it was just playing a good game of kickball or throwing a football around outback with his Dad and/or brother. He enjoyed playing modified soccer, baseball and basketball. He was a member of the Junior Bowling League with a personal high score of 277. He loved camping, fishing, being outdoors, playing with friends, being with his family and watching marvel movies. He was a fun loving, outgoing kid with a heart of gold. He would always put others before himself. He had a beautiful smile that could light up a room. Jonathan shared a very special bond with his younger brother, Gavin.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Jonathan Thompson Memorial Fund. Checks should be made out to Potsdam Central School indicating the fund's name in the memo. For further information regarding this fund, please contact Chris Johnson either by phone (315-265-2000 ext. 423) or email ([email protected]).
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Jonathan is survived by his parents Amy and Jon Thompson of Potsdam; brother Gavin Thompson of Potsdam; paternal grandmother, Debbie DeLorme (Robert Rosa) of Winthrop; maternal grandparents Brenda and Erwin Schober of Potsdam; great grandparent Shirley Andrews of Potsdam; aunts Jessica Schober (Eric Johnson) of Norwood, Karen Cameron (Charles) of Massena, and Jennifer Thompson (Roger Smith) of Winthrop; uncles Roy Thompson (Aja) of Huntington, VT and Adam Thompson of Winthrop, and several other great aunts and uncles and many cousins.
He was predeceased by his paternal grandfather Roy Thompson; and great grandparents Martin Andrews and George and Evelynne Thompson, Alberta and Orville Dunbar.
Jonathan was born on June 28, 2005, in Burlington, VT to Jon and Amy Thompson. He was an 8th grade student at A. A. Kingston Middle School in Potsdam. Jonathan has been a huge WWE wrestling fan since he was 4 years old. Jonathan had a great desire for sports, whether it was just playing a good game of kickball or throwing a football around outback with his Dad and/or brother. He enjoyed playing modified soccer, baseball and basketball. He was a member of the Junior Bowling League with a personal high score of 277. He loved camping, fishing, being outdoors, playing with friends, being with his family and watching marvel movies. He was a fun loving, outgoing kid with a heart of gold. He would always put others before himself. He had a beautiful smile that could light up a room. Jonathan shared a very special bond with his younger brother, Gavin.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Jonathan Thompson Memorial Fund. Checks should be made out to Potsdam Central School indicating the fund's name in the memo. For further information regarding this fund, please contact Chris Johnson either by phone (315-265-2000 ext. 423) or email ([email protected]).
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