Sadly a Good Net54 Friend Has Passed Away - RIP Jantz Morey aka Jantz

[Leon]

Sadly Jantz Morey has passed away. I don't have any details but was given a message from an anonymous person through the board. Jantz always seemed upbeat on the board. RIP friend.
LL

https://www.secorfuneralhomes.com/ob...ristian-morey/

http://www.net54baseball.com/member.php?u=260

[Gradedcardman]

Great guy for sure. He will be missed. Truly one of the good ones in this hobby.

[edjs]

So sad, he always seemed to be a really good guy. He was quite young. My family will pray for him and his family.

[tiger8mush]

Met him once at a National. I'm a shy/quiet person, but he saw the net54 pin I had on and struck up a conversation and seemed very nice and humble and easy to talk to. Also seemed like a very happy person.
Only 51 yrs old. Sad. RIP Jantz.

[slidekellyslide]

Wow. We are losing too many members lately. Jantz was a great guy, May he Rest In Peace.

Not sure if it was posted here or not but we also lost Gil Maines last week.

[Northviewcats]

I'm so sad to hear that Jantz passed away. I sat next to him at the Net54 dinner at the last Nationals that were held in Cleveland. He was very friendly and asked if I bought anything at the show. I sheepishly showed him a low grade Cy Young T206 that I had purchased that afternoon and expressed concerns that I had overpaid. He immediately replied, "Joe, I would be proud to have that card in my collection." His affirmation made me feel like a million bucks.

I have always appreciated his comments on the board, and he always responded in his posts with knowledge and kindness--a rare combination.

He will be in my prayers. God bless him and his family.

Joe

[familytoad]

Unreal...way too young.

I only dealt with him once but it was such an enjoyable transaction, on some signed baseballs that he won in a charity auction on my behalf.
I wish I had followed up more on our newfound kinship, as he had a certain coolness to him that I envy.

RIP from a Net54 bro.

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

Prayers to his family. He was always very friendly. RIP, Jantz.

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[LuckyLarry]

Sorry to hear this
Larry

[Donscards]

Sorry to hear this news---I met Jantz at the net 54 dinner a few years back--A real nice guy and fun to talk with---Sold him some T206's with polar bear backs--He always stopped at my booth to chat and look at cards---He will be missed.

[JollyElm]

This is awful. Rest in peace, Jantz.

[ullmandds]

how sad...RIP Jantz...he was a good guy!

[T205 GB]

I am deeply saddened to read this news. Jantz was a very knowledgeable and respectful person. He will be terribly missed and always remembered.

Baltimore 2010: I remember chasing a guy down that has this bad ass Piedmont porcelain door push to ask where he got it. This was the first time I met Jantz in person and we immediately hit it off. He also pulled down some great deals on a few ghost images(back when they were a $100 each) for just over face value around $25-30 each. All I have are great memories of a great guy and hobby friend. Be well on your travels my friend.

[tedzan]

I am deeply saddened by this news. Thanks to Net54, I first met Jantz at the 2008 National. And, I looked forward to each subsequent National to get together with him.
We would talk T206's for what seemed like hours at a time. We made some great trades, as Jantz would have some really great T206 front / back combos.
A really, really great guy, he will be missed.

GOD Bless his soul....and, may GOD comfort his family.


TEDZ
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[KMayUSA6060]

Very, very sad news.

Eternally grateful for his service to our country, and God Bless his soul.

[Jewish-collector]

I, too, am deeply saddened by this news. I enjoyed talking to him every time that I would see him at the National in Cleveland. He always enjoyed hearing about the low end cards that I was interested in. He will really be missed.

[Dario7707]

Sad news. RIP...

[Moonlight Graham]

RIP Jantz. Very good man!

[Scott L.]

So sad. May God rest his soul and comfort his family.

[Pat R]

So sad to hear this. I first met Jantz in person at the 2012 National in
Baltimore. I found him to be very likeable, honest and a knowledgeable
collector. I don't go to all the Nationals but we made arrangements to
meet up at the ones that I did attend. I didn't go to Chicago last
year but we had already talked about meeting up in Cleveland this year
I will miss his presence and I'll be thinking about him.

[7nohitter]

Wow, this is very sad.

Never met the man, but always enjoyed his posts and his insight here.

RIP