AB4SR – Gerry – Slipped into eternal rest at 5:45pm, Januray 17th, 2016
We will never forget you – May you Rest in Peace
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Gerry – You are loved by all. Thank you for all that you did for SAARS and Amateur Radio. You were a true brother. My God be with you until we meet again. Doug – KI4NAD
Didn't get to see Gerry very often, but what a great Guy with facinating stories (at Ned's). Will miss him.
Bruce McCollom, w0hs, Bismarck, ND
thoughts and prayers to Gerry's family
My condolences to the club for losing such a beloved member and friend. I unfortunately did not get much opportunity to become acquainted with Gerry being a newer member of the group myself but it's clear to me how loved and appreciated he was.
Josh / KB4REA
Gerry was the youngest Old Man I knew – committed to all of us who were a part of the amateur radio fraternity. We'll miss his enthusiasm and spirit!
The first time I met Gerry was when Flip went to take his Extra exam. Gerry made sure that Flip understood every question without giving away the answers.
Gerry was always a Gentleman and he will be greatly missed in the Club and in Ham Radio.
Rest in Peace, Gerry, job well done.
73 and 88 de Mickey KD4FBI
Gerry was always the gentleman of our group! Always a smile and willing to help a newcomer!
Rest in peace dear friend!
Gerry..you were a great guy from what we had seen. Rest in peace. Prayer for your family. We will miss you. Save us a spot in God's radio club. Mary and Keith KD9CPH
With Gerry now having left us, we have all lost a great friend. Gerry was one of those rare persons who regularly gave of himself, even to people he did not know personally. What an example he has been, for the rest of us who are now left behind to continue his good works.
I only met Gerry breifly at the last SAARS meeting, but heard him check in many times on our local nets. Rest well my friend.
Every time I go out the inlet I look for your antenna. I will miss our talks friend.
Probably one of the most intelligent and endearing men we've had the pleasure of meeting. As his 'back door neighbors' we have shared many lively discussions. Always the music lover, he was the one who could answer any questions, musical or otherwise ( even if you didn't want to know the answer) ha, He loved great jokes and was most animated when sharing tidbits of informational facts. We will miss your smile, your music and your antennae, but most of all, you Jerry.
Our love and sympathy to Sasha
Lost a friend. CUL, Gerri. 73, Joe, KX4JR