Jeramie Carbo

Jeramie (Cage) Carbo, born November 1, 1977, in Prescott, Arizona, passed away at the age of 48 in Eau Claire, WI. His life was filled with courage, creativity, humor, and a deep love for the people who surrounded him.

Jeramie is survived by the love of his life, Tina, whom he married on October 23, 2020, and by his beloved step‑daughter, Audrey Herlache, who held a special place in his heart. He is also survived by his parents, Harry "Poppy" Carbo and Mama Jodie Carbo of Florida; his sister, Tanya Jones; his brother, Fred Carbo; his parents‑in‑law, Larry and Pat Roeder; sisters‑in‑law Nicole (Mike) Reece and Jess Gretzlock; and his nieces and nephews. He leaves behind countless Brothers and Sisters in Arms, as well as many close friends who became part of his chosen family. His loyal cat, Tex, will miss him dearly.

Jeramie proudly served in the United States Army forming lifelong bonds with his military family. The discipline, loyalty, and camaraderie he found in service stayed with him throughout his life.

A true jack of all trades, Jeramie could fix just about anything. He spent much of his adult life as a General Contractor, happiest when working with his hands and solving problems others couldn't. His creativity extended beyond construction - he loved drawing and often sketched the things that inspired him.

Jeramie's passion for motorsports began at just three years old when he received his first motorcycle. From that moment on, anything with a motor became an opportunity for adventure. Racing cars was his greatest thrill, and he loved watching the Le Mans Series on TV. Growing up in his dad's body shop only deepened his fascination with engines, speed, and craftsmanship. Drift racing, motorcycles, cars - if it moved, Jeramie could race it.

He also found connection and joy through gaming, especially on Xbox, where he formed long-term friendships playing Forza and many other games. Jeramie loved to cook, sharing southern recipes and teaching Tina how to make the meals he cherished. His humor was unforgettable - his favorite joke, "Guess what? Chicken butt," was delivered often and always with a grin. His heart was enormous, especially when it came to animals.

Jeramie lived boldly, loved deeply, and gave generously of his time, talent, and spirit. He is deeply missed by so many people whose lives were made brighter because he was in them.

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Cremation Society of Wisconsin, Altoona is assisting the family. Online condolences may be shared at www.cremationsociety-wi.com.