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Jeremiah Sinner
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July 5, 1991 - March 4, 2025
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Jeremiah’s dream was to open up his own comic book and collectible shop. Sadly, he had lost his battle to cancer after fighting it for almost six years. A few months after his passing, we came together as a family to open a comic book and collectible shop here in Pendleton, OR in honor of him.

“Jeremiah had a way of making everyone he met feel loved and seen. He didn’t just pass through this world -- he left a mark on it, and on every person lucky enough to cross his path. Whether it was a smile, a hug, a kind word, or a helping hand, he gave of himself freely and without hesitation.

One of his biggest dreams was to open his own business. But even more than that, he dreamed of helping others. Providing for the homeless was something close to his heart. And most amazing, even during his toughest days, while battling cancer, Jeremiah never stopped thinking about how he could give back. He continued to show up for others, no matter what he was going through.

His passion was simple but profound: spreading love and kindness. He did that every day -- with words, with actions, with his presence. He lived each day as if it were his last, and in doing so, he taught us all how to truly live.

Jeremiah left a lasting impression on everyone. And though our hearts are heavy with grief, we find comfort knowing that his spirit lives on -- in the memories we share, in the kindness we pass forward, and in the love he so freely gave.

We remember Jeremiah for who he truly was: a gentle giant with a heart that could hold the world. We honor his legacy by living as he did - with love, compassion, and gratitude for every moment.”

We do not own rights to the song. It was just one of Jeremiah's favorite songs.

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