Jeromy Rogan, a devoted father, husband, son, brother, and friend, passed away peacefully, on November 1, 2024. Jeromy was known for his strength, perseverance, and a commitment to everything he pursued. His deep love for his family was reflected in the countless moments shared with his wife, children, and extended family. We will forever remember his warmth, his joyful spirit, and his commitment to the people he cared about.

Jeromy was a man who set high standards for himself and those around him, but he always approached life with love and care, especially for his family. His commitment to his family was unwavering. As a father, he took immense pride in his children, and as a husband, his devotion and love for his wife were unshakable. His family was always at the center of his life, and the love he shared with them was boundless.

In his professional life, Jeromy was a Project Executive with Morley Builders, where he oversaw a full range of construction services focusing on higher education and hospitality projects. He began his career with Morley in 2003 and quickly earned a reputation for his collaborative approach. Known for his thoughtful communication and technical expertise, Jeromy worked closely with clients and design professionals to deliver innovative architectural projects. His professional accomplishments reflected his passion for creating spaces that combined beauty, functionality, and efficiency.

Throughout his life, Jeromy enjoyed exploring the outdoors – he loved to camp, surf and hike. Jeromy was a lifelong UCLA Bruins and Dodger fan and loved watching and attending sporting events with his family and friends. Jeromy also spent over 25 years playing the guitar, and shortly before his death, he shared his music at a local open mic night. For someone who was private about music playing, stepping onto the stage was a significant and bold expression of his passion for music. Whether spending time with family or pursuing his own interests, Jeromy approached everything with passion, dedication, and a desire for excellence.

Jeromy is survived by his loving wife, children, parents, siblings, and many dear friends who were touched by his life.