Jeremiah "Jay" Komrosky, 48, passed away May 19, 2023, surrounded by his family at SMP Health St. Raphael Care Center in Valley City, ND.  There will be a private family service held in the Lerud Mathias Funeral Home chapel on Wednesday, May 24, 2023, at 2:00 PM.  The service will be live streamed, then archived, on a link provided along with his obituary on his tribute page at www.lerudmathias.com.  An online guestbook is available there as well.  Burial will be in the Faith (Nebo) Cemetery.

Jeremiah Komrosky was born August 23, 1974, in Ft. Stewart, GA to Joel and Angie Komrosky.  He grew up traveling the world with his family as the child of a military parent.  Jeremiah spent many of his summers in the Valley City area.  He finished his high school years in Valley City as well and graduated from Valley City High School.  He enjoyed nature, the outdoors, and lake time in North Dakota.  Jay spent time with his many aunts, uncles, grandparents, and numerous cousins.  Jay has close connections with his cousins and memories of adventures they shared to this day.

Jeremiah loved his dog, Gizmo, and so enjoyed his birds.  He was always ready to help a friend find homes for cats as well.  His hobbies were fishing and hunting.  Jay was on a softball team in Valley City and made good friends doing so.  He also especially enjoyed going out west with one of his cousins to hunt mule deer.  Jay always looked forward to his annual trips to Las Vegas to spend time with his brothers, sister, nephews, and nieces too.

Jeremiah had a variety of jobs throughout his life.  He was a construction worker putting heavy equipment together around the country, made toppers (when living in Grand Forks), put circuit boards together (while living in Pomona, CA), and most recently worked as a security guard at Valley City State University.

Jeremiah is survived by his dad, Joel; his mother, Angie; and his brothers, Joseph (Stacey), Jon (Jenny), Jeffrey (Tara); and his only sister, Michelle (Rob).  Jeremiah is also survived by 7 nephews and 5 nieces.

In Loving Memory of Jeremiah "Jay" Komrosky