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Jeremy High
Feb 16, 1990 — Jan 16, 2015
Life Legacy
Jeremy Lynnail High was born February 15, 1990 in Tucson, Arizona, to the parents of Harold Lee High and Sherie Lynn Mays.
The third oldest son of seven children, Jeremy High, 24, attended Santa Rita High School and went on to fulfill his ambition of becoming a rapper and entrepreneur. Aspiring to become a successful artist, he invested his time in creating his own music while performing under the name of “Jae High”, at local night clubs. He began establishing his own business called Get Bread or Be Broke (GBOBB), and clothing line called Winner Entertainment. He wrote and performed his songs “Dis Mornin” (2011) and “Tell What You Know” (2011).
A devoted son, brother, father and friend, his life’s journey took him through transitions, much like the seasons of the year. He experienced the miracle of birth, the freedom of childhood, a time to realize adulthood dreams, and the joy of living life. We understood his journey.
Preceded in death by his father, Harold Lee High, who passed away, he leaves to cherish his memory, his son Kymani High, mother Sherie Lynn Mays, four brothers Davon High, Harold Lee High Jr., Elijah Kwon Hunter, and Raheem Shaquille High, two sisters Iyeshia Mone High and Niya Shiree High, and a host of extended family and friends.
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