Jacob Bryan Shivers

March 29, 1977 ~ September 11, 2023

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Jacob Bryan Shivers, 46, of Sebastian, Florida, passed away at his home on September 11, 2023.

Born and raised a Baptist in Indian River County, Jacob graduated from Sebastian River High School in 1995. He worked as an irrigation technician, and as a hobby, he enjoyed fixing and building computers. Jacob enjoyed walking along the Indian River and reading Stephen King books.

He is survived by his mother, Deborah Shivers of Vero Beach; maternal grandmother, Hazel Mallory of Vero Beach; children, Jacob Tuttle, and Eden Shivers, both of Vero Beach; stepdaughter, Hannah Sluder of Orlando; eight aunts and uncles and numerous cousins.

Jacob is predeceased by his father, Ovid M. Shivers Jr.; paternal grandfather, Ovid M. Shivers; paternal grandmother, Joyce Crerar and maternal grandfather, William Mallory.

There are no services scheduled at this time.

Arrangements are under the direction of Millennium Cremation Service, Sebastian. Condolences may be shared online at www.millenniumcremationservice.com.

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JJ Blacker

September 16, 2023, 3:02 pm

My boy!my heart breaks knowing I’ll never get to speak to you again. You were always a good and loyal friend. Your heart was sincere and your friendship true! They don’t make many like you, and the world, especially Sebastian is a darker place without you in it! Say hello to all our lost friends who left us to soon! I’ll see you in the next life bro! Happy Trails! My condolences to all your family. Jacob was a good person and a good friend. I’ll miss him

Brandon Elliott Boggs

June 29, 2025, 1:35 am

I was thinking about you today when back in ’96 we posted up in the winter cold at Bobby and Freddy’s old house before they even moved in on Main street in Little Hollywood. Remember? We were playing that game Resident Evil when it first came out on PS1 and it keep freezing up in this one part of the game and we figured out that we needed to put a fan blowing under it because it was overheating and it fixed the problem? We were smoking out and no other bullshit just sticky green crip. You were dating Danielle wayyy back then I think I was dating Sarah Gomez. I can’t believe I had no idea what happened I cane back down to stay a while and just dropped by and you were gone and no goodbye no farewell just gone. I’ve lost so many friends now that pretty much my life growing up is all memories now there is not many pictures and nearly everyone to talk to about things we did is gone. All those years at the spot at Bobby’s house the whole crew gone besides me Ceth really but we don’t talk. Anyways, I appreciate you always having my back and always staying loyal you were a smart dude and I always enjoyed shooting the shit. I will always keep your memory alive and tell the truth about who you were. I’ll never forget you guys, some people can just move on and get over it like it’s nothing but I’ve never been one of those guys. Every additional death of a friend especially over dumb stuff is an extra wound I carry with me sometimes I’ll just be doing nothing and I’ll start hurting thinking about you and all the other guys. You guys all left us here wayyyy too soon. Rest up friend I love you buddy.

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