ST. TAMMANY PARISH, LA. 

Obituary for: MEYER, JONATHAN FREDERICK 

Submitted by: Louis Lavedan. 

Source: St. Tammany News

Published on Friday, September 17, 2010 

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MEYER

Jonathan Frederick Meyer, 47, passed away unexpectedly Sept. 13, 2010, in 
Roswell, Ga., where he lived with his family. 

Born September 4,1963, in San Diego, Calif., Jonathan graduated from Mandeville 
High School in 1981, and attended Louisiana State University. Over the last two 
decades, he was a successful sales professional in the pharmaceutical and 
biotech industries.

Jonathan had a passion for life and lived intensely. His many interests included 
a passion for football, which began when he played on his high school team and 
included his love and support of LSU and the New Orleans Saints. He was fun 
loving and adventurous, and enjoyed hiking and getting away on wilderness trips. 
He was also an avid reader who loved to learn and to try new things.

He loved his hometown of Mandeville and his many loyal friends. He loved his 
family most of all, and left us far too soon.

He will be deeply missed by all.

Jonathan, the son of the late William Frederick Meyer, is survived by his wife, 
Lynne McCarthy Meyer and two children, Catherine and Jackson, of Roswell; his 
mother, Rose Taylor Meyer of Richardson, Texas; his three sisters, Cynthia Meyer 
Coldren and brother-in-law Louis of Richardson; Judith Meyer and her partner 
Suzanne Anderson, Houston and Alison Meyer of Shreveport; nephews Devin and 
Jordan Palys of Covington, and Quin Cooper of Shreveport; nieces Abby and Brenna 
Coldren of Austin, Texas and great-nieces Jaiden and Aivry Palys of Covington.

Memorial services will be held at 4 p.m. Sunday at Roswell Presbyterian Church 
755 Mimosa Boulevard Roswell, Ga. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in 
memory of Jonathan Meyer to Roswell Presbyterian Church to support their youth 
ministry.
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