Nicholas Robert "Nick" Jacobi, 34, of Indianapolis, died unexpectedly August 26, 2020. Nick, a 2004 graduate of Lawrence Central High school, excelled in sports and earned a soccer scholarship to Marian college where he played for one year.
Nick transferred to IUPUI and graduated in 2011. He turned his attention to business and became a Midwest Sales manager for Covalen, a family owned company focused on smart water and wastewater infrastructure. Nick's territory included Indiana, Ohio and Parts of Illinois. In January 2020, Covalen received the environmental-one president's award, which specifically cited Nick's leadership in the Midwest.
With his soccer career behind him, Nick focused on golf, and over the past 15 years he became an accomplished player. He had two holes in one to his credit (his first at age 12) and in 2019, he made an extremely rare "albatross" or double eagle on the 18th hole at Old Oakland Golf club in Lawrence.
Nick is survived by his wife, Meagan Llerena Jacobi; their dogs Mika, Buddy, and Hook; parents, Bob Jacobi and Freddi Stevens-Jacobi; siblings, Emily Jacobi-Levihn-Coon (Austen) and Sam Jacobi (Hadley); grandmother Elizabeth Ione Stevens; and many extended family and friends. He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Robert H. Jacobi, Marie Love Jacobi and Lester Stevens, and his beloved retriever Bela.
Due to Covid-19 restrictions, the family held a small private memorial service on September 4, 2020. A larger celebration of life and golf tournament in Nick's honor will be held in 2021. Virtual tributes can be made at www.inmemori.com/njacobi-u47eq. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Indy Humane , 7929 Michigan Road, Indianapolis, IN 46268 in honor of the many animals Nick rescued throughout his life.
Nick transferred to IUPUI and graduated in 2011. He turned his attention to business and became a Midwest Sales manager for Covalen, a family owned company focused on smart water and wastewater infrastructure. Nick's territory included Indiana, Ohio and Parts of Illinois. In January 2020, Covalen received the environmental-one president's award, which specifically cited Nick's leadership in the Midwest.
With his soccer career behind him, Nick focused on golf, and over the past 15 years he became an accomplished player. He had two holes in one to his credit (his first at age 12) and in 2019, he made an extremely rare "albatross" or double eagle on the 18th hole at Old Oakland Golf club in Lawrence.
Nick is survived by his wife, Meagan Llerena Jacobi; their dogs Mika, Buddy, and Hook; parents, Bob Jacobi and Freddi Stevens-Jacobi; siblings, Emily Jacobi-Levihn-Coon (Austen) and Sam Jacobi (Hadley); grandmother Elizabeth Ione Stevens; and many extended family and friends. He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Robert H. Jacobi, Marie Love Jacobi and Lester Stevens, and his beloved retriever Bela.
Due to Covid-19 restrictions, the family held a small private memorial service on September 4, 2020. A larger celebration of life and golf tournament in Nick's honor will be held in 2021. Virtual tributes can be made at www.inmemori.com/njacobi-u47eq. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Indy Humane , 7929 Michigan Road, Indianapolis, IN 46268 in honor of the many animals Nick rescued throughout his life.
Nicholas Robert "Nick" Jacobi, 34, of Indianapolis, died unexpectedly August 26, 2020. Nick, a 2004 graduate of Lawrence Central High school, excelled in sports and earned a soccer scholarship to Marian college where he played for one year.
Nick transferred to IUPUI and graduated in 2011. He turned his attention to business and became a Midwest Sales manager for Covalen, a family owned company focused on smart water and wastewater infrastructure. Nick's territory included Indiana, Ohio and Parts of Illinois. In January 2020, Covalen received the environmental-one president's award, which specifically cited Nick's leadership in the Midwest.
With his soccer career behind him, Nick focused on golf, and over the past 15 years he became an accomplished player. He had two holes in one to his credit (his first at age 12) and in 2019, he made an extremely rare "albatross" or double eagle on the 18th hole at Old Oakland Golf club in Lawrence.
Nick is survived by his wife, Meagan Llerena Jacobi; their dogs Mika, Buddy, and Hook; parents, Bob Jacobi and Freddi Stevens-Jacobi; siblings, Emily Jacobi-Levihn-Coon (Austen) and Sam Jacobi (Hadley); grandmother Elizabeth Ione Stevens; and many extended family and friends. He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Robert H. Jacobi, Marie Love Jacobi and Lester Stevens, and his beloved retriever Bela.
Due to Covid-19 restrictions, the family held a small private memorial service on September 4, 2020. A larger celebration of life and golf tournament in Nick's honor will be held in 2021. Virtual tributes can be made at www.inmemori.com/njacobi-u47eq. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Indy Humane , 7929 Michigan Road, Indianapolis, IN 46268 in honor of the many animals Nick rescued throughout his life.
Nick transferred to IUPUI and graduated in 2011. He turned his attention to business and became a Midwest Sales manager for Covalen, a family owned company focused on smart water and wastewater infrastructure. Nick's territory included Indiana, Ohio and Parts of Illinois. In January 2020, Covalen received the environmental-one president's award, which specifically cited Nick's leadership in the Midwest.
With his soccer career behind him, Nick focused on golf, and over the past 15 years he became an accomplished player. He had two holes in one to his credit (his first at age 12) and in 2019, he made an extremely rare "albatross" or double eagle on the 18th hole at Old Oakland Golf club in Lawrence.
Nick is survived by his wife, Meagan Llerena Jacobi; their dogs Mika, Buddy, and Hook; parents, Bob Jacobi and Freddi Stevens-Jacobi; siblings, Emily Jacobi-Levihn-Coon (Austen) and Sam Jacobi (Hadley); grandmother Elizabeth Ione Stevens; and many extended family and friends. He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Robert H. Jacobi, Marie Love Jacobi and Lester Stevens, and his beloved retriever Bela.
Due to Covid-19 restrictions, the family held a small private memorial service on September 4, 2020. A larger celebration of life and golf tournament in Nick's honor will be held in 2021. Virtual tributes can be made at www.inmemori.com/njacobi-u47eq. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Indy Humane , 7929 Michigan Road, Indianapolis, IN 46268 in honor of the many animals Nick rescued throughout his life.
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