In Loving Memory of JERRY R. SEILER who passed away on 04/02/2012.
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One of a kind. Best attorney Ive ever worked for. A good friend. A gentleman. The absolute best person!!
Cynthia Willis
Friend
April 5, 2019
HE WAS A GOOD FRIEND AND BROTHER WHO STARTED THE GREAT RUN OF S A E SINGING AND WAS MY TRUSTED ATTORNEY IN A NUMBER OF MY DEALS WHEN HE LIVED IN LAS VEGAS GOD REST HIS SOUL
edmond harris
Friend
April 5, 2019
JERRY was a "TRUE GENTLEMAN". He recruited me to be an SAE pledge in 1955 and upon being the first Patent attorney in the State of Nevada, he applied for many patents for our company - some with my name on them. He was bright sunshine wherever he was and one of the most unselfish person that I have met.
I think of him often.
Very respectfully,
John Kinnear
John Kinnear
Friend
April 5, 2019
Walt Roberson
Classmate
April 5, 2019
My Deepest Sympathies to you and your family, Saul
June 20, 2012
We are friends of Jerry's sister, Janice Flood and her husband Pat. We recently saw Janice and she told us that she had lost her brother, Jerry. I went online to see if I could find an obituary and came to this site and learned that he was an extraordinary and beloved person, just like his sister.
We offer our empathy to his family who cannot help but feel this as a great loss and we will keep you in our prayers. Ann & Gary Fairbanks
Ann & Gary Fairbanks
April 19, 2012
Jerry and I were in the SAE house in the 50s and have remained friends since then. He was liked by all and always had a smile on his face. He loved to sing and always was our song leader since then.
I remember so well the songs we sang at the reunion last April. He brought out the best in us and covered up the worst in us. He was and is one of a kind and I am so proud to have been his friend and he mine.
He was one of the good ones.
Walt Roberson
April 17, 2012
Drea, the Arizona SAE's were so thrilled to see you and Jerry at last April's Old Dogs reunion. He was a big part of our lives in college as our musical leader and fraturnity brother. He will be missed by us one and all. Nancy and I were sorry we were unable to attend Jerry's services, we were attending another brother's (Frank Armstrong) services at exactly the same time. We send our condolences. Craig Berge
Craig Berge
April 17, 2012
Drea, Shawn, Shelby and Shannon, I had the privilege of working for Jerry for several years at Knobbe Martens as his assistant. Jerry was the best. Always positive, loved his family, loved his work and his clients. A true gentleman. Always gave great advice too! My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Cynthia Willis
April 16, 2012
As a 30-year close friend of Drea's, I was privileged to be able to know Jerry from the time they first met.
Jerry was an old- world gentleman, who meant the world to his wife Drea, and she to him. He was smitten from their first date and proposed within weeks. But Drea moved a little slower. She greatly admired his qualities of intelligence, honor and loyalty, and soon just fell in love with the whole Jerry package.
They married in a lovely ceremony at sea and built a beautiful home together. They loved planning the many trips they took, and brought home many exquisite objects of art and culture from all over the world. They loved to shop together.
They enjoyed going to church, where Jerry sang so beautifully, and where I was so happy to accompany Drea for many of Jerry's solos and duets. I remember they once took a trip where, after finding the church they would attend while there, Jerry, ever the gregarious fellow, so impressed the pastor that he was asked to sing with the choir on Sunday. He did and won many admirers in that town. For Jerry, it was just a lot of fun that made Drea ever so proud.
Jerry was a wonderful skier, and we all had a number of great ski trips together. Jerry bought Drea the most beautiful Valentine-red ski suit, for his ‘sweetheart.'
When we began to day-ski locally, Jerry was tempted to try my favorite pre-ski, calorie-laden breakfast of bacon and egg croissant and gleefully pronounced it “sinfully delicious!”
Jerry and Drea were so well suited for one another, their tastes were similar, their compatibility was complete, their love was precious. He once told me she was the love of his life. And I believe she was. I know she is one of mine.
We shall miss Jerry. We shall miss his enormous energy, his enormous voice, his enormous delight in all things around him. He was a delightful force of nature.
Farewell, my friend. I'll watch over your wife for you …
I know you'll appreciate that.
maggie brown
April 16, 2012
Jerry Seiler sang in the choral ensembles of the Southern Nevada Musical Arts Society during the decade of the eighties. His wonderful baritone voice and outstanding musicianship contributed mightily to the success of concerts by the Musical Arts Singers and the Musical Arts Chorus during the years he lived in Las Vegas. He was wonderful to work with and a dear friend. Doug Peterson, Music Director/CEO-Southern Nevada Musical Arts Society
Dr. Douglas Peterson
April 14, 2012
I was so sad to learn that Jerry had passed. He was a good man, and as a daughter who lost both parents to cancer, my heart goes out to Shawn, Shelby and Shannon. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Diane Boothby
April 14, 2012
Jerry has been our friend and occasional neighbor for the part 55 years. Only with his passing do I realize how close our friendship had been. To Shawn, Shelby and Shannon; Julie, Carol and I wish you wonderful memories of your dad, as we will remember our friend.
Bob Perkins
April 13, 2012
Shawn, Shelby and Shannon, What a great man and a great life. I'm sorry to hear of your loss. Sincerely, Toni Spooner Stutz
April 12, 2012
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