Birth date: Nov 6, 1998 Death date: Sep 22, 2018
Alexander “Alex” M. Jahnsz, age 19, of Lorain passed away on Saturday, September 22, 2018. He was born on November 6, 1998 in Lorain, Ohio to Matthew Jahnsz and Michelle Harris Ramsey. Alex was a 2017 graduate of Marion L. Steele Read Obituary
I'm so sorry for your loss, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Marc Zappa
I'm going to miss you Alex. I'll forever remember your smile and laugh, you've brightened our days with your presence. Isaiah will miss your friendship, grandma talks about how you two would walk to Target and play in the woods making a fort. So many memories, you'll never be forgotten. Love you Alex.
Sending you and your entire family healing prayers and comforting hugs. We are all so saddened for your loss! Gloria and Dennis (McGee) and family
So sorry for the loss of child and grandson, We are all praying for all the family. The Akers Family. Love you all🙏🙏❤️❤️
Alex and my son Nate were great friends all through elementary school, before we moved to Buffalo. He was always smiling and enjoying his friends. Our thoughts and prayers are with the whole family. Love, the Bauers
Absolutely breaks my heart to be writing this,,,,,I had the pleasure of having Alex on a number of my Amherst Rec, Hot Stove and Fall Ball baseball teams. What a great addition he was, always the encourager and would help anyway he could. Well liked by all and always the name Alex was brought up when putting a new team together. Hands down the fastest runner I have ever seen,,, once had to send him back to 2nd base because he and the runner in front of him ended up on 3rd base at the same time,,,,,and he made it back safely... Many great memories with Alex including winning a Little League Championship Game together. What a day that was for Alex and his teammates. We all celebrated our achievement at K Cream Corner. That Championship picture is on my Dresser, I will never forget that day or you Alex. RIP,,,,My heartfelt condolences for the family. Coach Ison and family
I have so many favorite memories of Alex - he loved when we'd tell funny stories about his growing up years. We'd tell one about Tori and then he'd say, "tell another one about me!" He always had a quick joke that would make all of us laugh and his smile lit up his whole face. When Alex smiled at you, you couldn't help but smile back. I think my very favorite thing though is that he'd never leave without giving me a big hug and telling me he loved me, even after he grew up and it was decidedly uncool. I love you so much Alex and I wish I could have one more of your big hugs.
Aunt Kristen
Remembering the "barn raising" that Alex helped his step-dad, Joe, build at our place on a bright sunny day. Ever so helpful and friendly, you could feel the love and admiration he had towards Joe, with a great big smile and all that hair! He was such a blessing. Alex, you will be missed.
It was always a special treat to see Alex at a family function. I remember him introducing us to Cards Against Humanity at our family game night. He said.... Aunt Helen, you have NEVER played CAH!?! It is amazing, but it might not be appropriate for the adults. Then he laughed his crazy funny laugh and started dealing the cards. I'm going to miss our family game nights with him so much. I love you Alex. You are missed by so many.
