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Jerry McIntyre Obituary
Jerry Steven McIntyre
He leaves behind his wife, Vicki; brother, Mike (Florence) and their children; brother, George; and daughter, Natessa Rochelle; brother, Tom (Karen) and Tom's son, Jesse.
Jerry served two years in the U.S. Army and was honorably discharged and then spent 23 years in corrections, mostly in Texas.
Jerry follows in death his parents, Albert ("Mac") and Helen; and Jerry's son, Corey.
We miss them all deeply.
A memorial will be held in the near future.
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Memories and Condolences
for Jerry McIntyre
JOHN BASCOM
March 15, 2011
We all grew up together,played fished, partied, went to school and shared our lives together. I LOVE YOU ALL! TAKE CARE! JOHN W BASCOM
Carol Johnson Smith
March 8, 2011
I'm so sorry you have to learn to live without Jerry and hope that your years of memories will comfort you and help to fill that empty spot. It's been years since I've seen even one McIntyre but you all held a place in my history. My condolences. Carol Johnson Smith
Scott Jellison
February 16, 2011
Jerry you will be missed. Ill never forget the stories and the late night cribbage games at fish lake. I look forward to our next game. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family Scott Jellison
Mary Ann Edgecomb
February 14, 2011
Mike and George,
I didn't know your brother but I wanted to express my sincere condolences to you and your families. I think about you both from time to time and about our time in school together. May God bless you and help you through this difficult time. Mary Ann Walker Edgecomb
February 14, 2011
Jer Bear: The past two weeks you have been gone has not been easy. I am trying to stay strong the way i learned from you. I will miss all the B"S talks we had. This past year we all got in two really good fishing trips. Got together at Mikes and at my house several times. The Huskies on t v. Just doing what brothers are supposed to do. Those times will be missed because you will not be their in body. But we will all be together again in the after life on earth. I will see you when that time comes, start finding the fishing holes in heaven. love your little brother Thomas.
Larry Waller
February 13, 2011
Vicki, Mike and George; I am saddened by the news of Jerry passing on.
It makes us think about our childhood days and how fast time goes by. Growing up in Monroe.I remember the days swimming with Jerry,George and Mike in wood's creek.
My prayers are with you all.
Larry Waller
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