I didn’t know I wish to say I’m sorry, Holly

Today marks one year since you left us. I can't believe it has been that long. I think of you so often. Whether it is a song on the radio or when I see a red Mazda CX-5. I miss our talks so much. I pray you are at peace. I will love you forever and carry you in my heart. Love your sister❤️

I am pretty sure this was Christmas 2002 and a good time in our lives. may you rest in peace. 

on the  anniversary of your leaving this world....I am not sure you had much happier times in your life than this period, you were in love with Vicki and you had your puppy.  we hope you are at peace. 

I will always remember our work relationship as two rebels without a cause. When we were working at the Weedy plant we were lunch buddies and it always was us against the world.  If there was anyone who can relate to the struggles and nonsense that I have to deal with each and every day it was Jeff. I’ll remember you as one of the originals in the detailing world. This is really a dying breed and you were one of the few still left. You have left a big imprint in all of our memories here at Myrex and will never be forgotten friend. 

Good Job, Jim. We knew Jeff a long Time; played together, lived together, had fun, fished, went to concerts. Last concert was the Greg Allman Band. We felt it would be the last time we would see Greg Allman, but I didn't think it would be last time I would see Jeff. Jeff was smart and he was kind, and he was fun. But we knew he was troubled, and often helped him. We loved him. I can't help but feel I should have reached out more in the last few years. I feel certain he is at Peace, now. May God be with your family, Jeff. Love, Sherri

Sherri Moffa

Jeffery you will really be missed.  My deepest condolence to the family

circa 2006 maybe at the bayhouse with his GF Vicki

I knew Jeff Inman as a friend and co-worker since 1981, that is 41 years! We laughed together, worked together,  fished together, played basketball together and lived together over the years. We opened our homes to him on several occasions to help him get back on his feet when he needed a hand and support  and try our best to encourage sobriety to him. We grew so close over the years that often at work co-workers would call him my son and in jest he would call me Dad just so they would stop, acting as though it did not bother him. 

I am not sure that there was ever an event in our time together he could not relate to a particular scene in a movie and recite the lines as though he saw the movie yesterday. He was a smart as any person I have known in my life and I always told him the only difference between him and I was that his addiction were preventing him from realizing his full potential and promise in life. 

He saw our children grow from young infants to full-fledged adults, he often commented that watching that made him feel old, to that I would of course tell him that it was the mirror that told he was old! 


Through those years there we many good times and many rough times that we worked through together. Several times his mother and I would have an intervention with him to get him and his life back on tract. Almost always he would improve and do well for a time before falling back into destructive habits. He taught me how difficult it is to overcome addiction because the lord knows I and his mother and sister tried to help him. 

I hope that he is finally at peace and that Sharon and Holly know that we share their loss and know that he did make a difference in many people’s lives while he was with us on this earth and we will always remember the good times we had together. 


While I was not a close friend of Jeff, as a contractor at Myrex I did enjoy our brief contacts at the office on Weedy, and the casual fun times on Galveston Bay with the Moffa family. I guess I never realized Jeff’s struggle was quite so deep. May his soul find in heaven the peace that he was seeking.

I am sorry so for your loss. Jeff was a great person who offered the world a lot of knowledge.  I was one of the lucky people who got to know Jeff and we shared lots of ideas and knowledge together.  I taught him a few things at work and he taught me lots about our industry.  

You had a great son and a great brother and he was a great friend after you broke through his shell.  It breaks my heart to know that he is gone but I know that Jeff is in a much better place .  May God bring you peace and love each and everyday knowing that he is not suffering anymore.  Thank you for sharing Jeff all these years with us.

Jeff was a great guy and a fun coworker.  We will miss his wry sense of humor and his quick wit.  Rest in peace Jeff.

Jeff you/he was an amazing person, kind and loving.  I’m still in disbelieve your gone.  Fly free of the chains of addiction that trapped you.  You will be missed every day by those of us that knew you and your beautiful heart!

My last memory was when you came to visit and for some reason I loved taking you and holly for drives out in the country where the roads were small and winding. I remember holly getting scared and you said this is cool. Then we went to wicker so you could meet your niece. She said you were so sweet to her, you gave her $20 probably cause she made you feel sorry for her. Lol. On the way back you were reminiscing the old high school and memories. I wish we’d had more times like that. You are free now and in a better place. Love ya my brother   

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Jeffrey Thomas Inman

January 11, 1962 – February 14, 2022

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