Jerramie M. Domish, age 40, of Upper Providence Township, PA, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, March 3, 2020. Born on August 19, 1979 in Muskegon, MI, he was a son of Jerome M. and Evelyn S. (Shirey) Domish. Jerramie was a graduate of Pottsgrove High School and received his Bachelor's degree from the University of Massachusetts Lowell. He attended Calvary Baptist Church in Lansdale, PA.

Jerramie started his hockey career at 18 months when he wore double-blades on his shoes in Niagara Falls, Canada. He joined the Pottstown Penguins at the age of four. Jerramie played his Junior hockey in Canada beginning at the age of sixteen. He would play D1 college hockey at UMASS Lowel, and would go on to be a member of the Kelly Cup Championship winning team, the Trenton Titans within the ECHL in 2005. Jerramie continued his hockey career in the AHL, playing for the Norfolk Admirals, and the Chicago Blackhawks organization with the Rockford IceHogs. He loved teaching hockey skills to kids, which he began doing around the age of fifteen. He has coached several teams and has run numerous ice hockey clinics over the years.

Jerramie loved being outdoors, camping, fishing, and being around his family and friends. Jerramie had a passion for music, movies and living life to the fullest. Jerramie was always the first one to say hello, help a friend, and welcome a new team mate.

In addition to his parents, Jerramie is survived by one sister, Angela Sue (Domish) Walsh, wife of Daniel J. Walsh of Upper Providence, PA; niece and nephews, Julianne, Jackson, and Luke; paternal grandparents, Nancy R. (Beckett) and Jerome M. Domish of Chesterfield, MI. Aunts and Uncles, Monica Shirey, Daniel Shirey, Dale Domish, Joseph Domish, Marlene Hewgley, Charlene Couvier, Darlene Czarnowczan, Arlene Lockwood; many cousins; and his loving soulmate, Andrea Lightheart.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend his memorial service at the Calvary Baptist Church, 1380 S. Valley Forge Road, Lansdale, PA 19446 on Saturday, March 14, 2020 at 11:00 AM. Officiating will be Pastor Jordan Clark. Burial will be held privately. Friends will be received at the Campbell-Ennis-Klotzbach Funeral Home, 610 South Main Street, Phoenixville, PA 19460 on Friday evening, March 13, 2020 from 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM, or on Saturday morning at the church from 9:30 AM - 10:45 AM. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in his name to the Jerramie Domish Memorial Fund to assist at-risk youths be able to learn the game of hockey and develop a relationship like he had with Jesus Christ his savior, c/o Phoenixville Federal Bank, 120 Main Street, Phoenixville, PA 19460. Condolences may be made by visiting www.PhoenixvilleFuneralHome.com. Arrangements are being handled by the Campbell - Ennis - Klotzbach Funeral Home, Inc., Phoenixville, Pennsylvania.

*A WORD ON THE MEMORIAL FUND FROM MRS. DOMISH:
Hello, I am Jerramie’s mom. Some of you knew my Jerramie as a hard playing hockey player who always had time for and loved his fans, friends, family and the life of any party he attended. Some of you knew the kind hearted, loyal person who would always help a friend. Some of you knew the man who had been changed by Jesus’s love, compassion, and mercy. I want to briefly tell you one thing about my son that has been consistent since the day Jesus gave him to me… he loved deeply. I want to briefly tell you about the Jerramie Domish Memorial Fund we are starting to keep Jerramie’s passion for hockey alive.
Jerramie loved teaching hockey skills and the game of hockey, especially to the “youngins” as he referred to them no matter their age. Jerramie very recently told me he wanted to talk with young hockey players about the hard side of hockey and the toll it can take on the body and the mind. He wanted to tell them how to use the power of prayer and Jesus to help them “navigate a potential mine field of injuries” as he called it. He wanted to make sure every kid who wanted to play hockey could even if they couldn’t afford to. I told him I would help him in any way I could and this Memorial Fund is the way. We want to bring hockey to those who can’t afford to play, teach them hockey skills, and help them know Jesus just as Jerramie had recently. We are asking for donations of time, money, equipment, ice, prayer whatever you can provide to help keep Jerramie’s memory, passion, and love alive.
You can send any monetary donations to the Jerramie Domish Memorial Fund in care of Phoenixville Federal Bank, 120 Main Street, Phoenixville, PA. 19460
You can send all non-monetary correspondence to 130 W. Main St., Ste. 144, PMB 343, Collegeville, PA. 19426, we are currently building a website. Please include your contact information and specifically what your donation is; such as hey Mrs. Domish, I can help at a clinic, or donate ice time, or stuff envelopes, or supply equipment or sticks, or I can be a pray warrior for the fund. Whatever it is you can do we want to thank you from the bottom of our hearts. It is our mission to bring hockey to all who want to play and help teach them about the power and love available to them through Jesus, Jerramie’s redeemer.