With heavy hearts we announce the passing of Jeffrey Ray Honeycutt, who left us peacefully on November 20, 2025 at Claiborne Medical Center. Born on August 6, 1967 in Middlesboro, Kentucky, Jeff was 58 years old at the time of his death. Growing up in the beautiful hills of Middlesboro, Jeff was nurtured by a loving community that shaped his character and guided him throughout his life.
A life of faith, service and integrity
Jeff’s life was marked by dedication, empathy and a true appreciation of life’s simple pleasures. As a devoted member of Duncan Chapel Baptist Church, he received spiritual guidance and formed lifelong friendships. His faith was the cornerstone of his character, influencing the kindness, patience, and humility he displayed in every aspect of his life.
Whether helping with church events, providing support to fellow congregants, or providing quiet encouragement, Jeff was the epitome of service and selflessness, always giving of himself to others.
A skilled craftsman and proud business owner
As the proud owner of Honeycutt Builders, Jeff has dedicated his career to craftsmanship and construction. His work was more than just a job; It was an occupation that allowed them not only to build homes, but also to build lasting relationships with the people they served. His commitment to quality, honesty and integrity made him a trusted figure in the community, and his efforts left a solid legacy in the homes and projects he completed.
For Jeff, every construction project was a story, and he approached each task with care and a desire to help others feel safe and supported in the spaces he created. His contributions as a producer will be fondly remembered by the families whose lives were touched by his work.
Passion for music and classic cars
Beyond his professional life, Jeff had a deep love of music and classic automobiles. Music was a constant source of joy for him, whether it was sharing his favorite songs, playing upbeat tunes, or simply enjoying the rhythms that brought people together. Her love of music was a means of connecting with others, and her home was often filled with sounds that reflected her warmth and spirit.
Jeff also had a lifelong passion for classic cars. He enjoyed their artistry and history, often spending time at car shows, working on his projects in the garage and discussing models with fellow enthusiasts. This passion brought him great joy and comfort, allowing him to connect with others who shared his appreciation for the beauty of vintage automobiles.
a loving family man
Above all, Jeff was a family man who loved his loved ones dearly. He is survived by his devoted wife, Carmen Honeycutt, who supported him through life’s challenges and joys. Together, they built a life full of love and shared memories. Jeff is also survived by his children: Daniel, Jessie, and Samantha, each of whom embodies his strength, compassion, and resilient spirit.
He was a proud grandfather whose heart was filled with joy whenever he was around his grandchildren. He will also be greatly missed by his siblings and extended family, who were all blessed to know his dependable presence and unwavering love.
a lasting legacy
Jeff’s life was a testament to the power of faith, integrity and love. His legacy lives on through his family, his work, and the countless lives he touched with his kindness and generosity. Jeff’s memory will be lovingly cherished by his family, friends and community, and he will be greatly missed by those who had the privilege of knowing him.
Rest in peace, Jeff. Your impact on the world will never be forgotten.
Family and friends will gather to celebrate Jeff’s life and the lasting legacy he leaves.
