Jerimiah Pebley
Our friend Jerimiah passed away recently. I thought it would be nice for those who didn’t know him to learn a little bit about him. Below is a few excerpts written by his good friend Brad Farmer from an online story on Snowboarder Magazines website earlier this week.
Most of Jerimiah’s friends knew him as “Miah” and as a person who had a larger than life personality, a priceless sense of humor and as someone who was just a good human being. Miah lived an amazing life. He had the ability to connect with just about anyone and leave a positive lasting impression.
Miah was one of those people out there who have made significant contributions to the snowboard world without a lot of recognition for it⎯an unsung hero of our industry, if you will. He built snowboard parks for a living and was, in part, responsible for countless unique park builds for some of the most infamous film and photo shoots in the history of snowboarding including work with Mack Dawg, Wildcats, Forum, Burton, Nixon, DC and dozens of other contests like X-Games and the US Open.
To learn more about Miah please take a few moments out of your day and read Brad Farmer’s story by clicking the link here: http://fresh.snowboardermag.com/feature/jerimiah-james-pebley-an-unsung-hero-of-snowboarding/
Please help us raise the money for his family to cover the cost of his Memorial and Reception. All Donations will go to the cost of Jerimiah’s Memorial Service and Reception. Memorial Service – June 3rd 2010 at 3pm at the First Baptist Church Reception – June 3rd 2010, at 4:30 pm at Snow Summit Resort – VIP ROOM
To donate please go to his Facebook page at this link here: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Jerimiah-Pebley-Memorial-Fund/125811070770468
We are going to miss you Miah. Rest in Peace.
















Miah was a pretty cool dude… Spent quite a few years with him and Jana Meyen shredding the gnar… RIP Brother!!
We knew Jerimiah when he was born in Norwalk, California. He sounds like he was a really nice young man. We knew Jim and Penny, his parents. What a horrible disaster, losing their son. It is so nice to hear what a good person he was. Too young to pass.
Jeremiah really was an incredible person. Thank you for your kind words.