Justin was a sweet and tender boy who grew up into a kind and generous man. I will never forget meeting him at 8 years of age and seeing what a brave little boy he was. He was so handsome and so well spoken and respectful. He honored his parents and loved his little sister. I will always remember his smile and the wonderful parents who raised him and taught him to be the man he was. I am so grateful that he knew his Heavenly Father and am looking forward to seeing him again.

I didn't know him that well from my time hanging out with him occasionally are the card shop he was working at when I first met him, and the the few times he came over to my place to play games there from time to time. All I do remember was how much he brought a smile to everyone's faces and the fact that he always tried his best to stay happy even in situations where it was hard. Gonna miss ya dude! Hope you're going good up there and opening magic the gathering packs pulling straight gas my friend. Rest well

R.I.P. Justin, good dude gone way to soon

I have great memories of him coming to the Yulee Branch library with his grandmother and sister. Such a fun personality!

I loved working every moment with Justin ,he had a big heart and went out his was for me more then twice ! He loved his job and went beyond the way to get things done and showed craftsmanship ! Justin will definitely be missed but never will be forgotten!

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I had the pleasure of working with Justin, and that turned into a friendship. Justin had a great heart, and I send my deepest condolences to his family. He will be missed.

I remember Justin as such a pleasant person always willing to assist at the South East Toyota Job site working for Miller. Very avid Local 177 member, we are very sad to have lost such a young, vibrant soul. He was well informed and always shared functions concerning the hall and always reminded everyone of when the monthly meetings were. All in all the short period I knew him he was a very nice, friendly and helpful person, he will be missed.

You may not be here physically but i know for sure one day we will sit down together again and fire up the xbox and spend all night playing video games and laughing until early hours of the morning you are missed more then you could ever imagine and im proud of you for the person you become and the Electrician you wanted to be