Gerald D. Apmann

I grew up next door to Jerry. Alot of you did'nt know Jerry served a short stint as a volenteer fire man. When I was seven I started a mattress on fire. My sister Sue ran next door. Jerry came and got the burning mattress out of the second floor.If it was not for him our house could of burned down. So I was thankful he came and also I did not get a spanking. Because neighbors were all family. When mom and dad were gone they looked after us. That was one memorie I have of Jerry. My sympathy to...

Barb, Sandy, Jim, Bill, as you grieve the loss of your dad, know that my thoughts are with you. May the God of all comfort hold you close and give you peace.
with love, Debby
Debra Luke
Phoenix, AZ

Sandy & Family~

Well, I guess he wanted to be with your Mom on his birthday. I thought for sure he was going to hold on until he was 100 years old in a few weeks.

I can still see him "ripping in" at work to come see you. Once I told you to check your car door cause I thought for sure he put a ding in it. He surely was something else.

You were a great daughter to him and I loved hearing stories of you taking him out to eat...he never had a problem of saying things just...

Dear Barbie, Sandy, Jim, Bill and all the family. We want to say how deeply sorry we are of Uncle Gerry's passing. He was a real sweetie and character.

To me he was my Great Uncle. I enjoyed time with him and my Aunt Goldie. He always made us feel welcome.And I loved going and seeing his Garden he sure had a green thumb. And when you think of the brewers no better fan alive then my Uncle Jerry. A Man that was so proud of his family. And the love his Kid's & Grand-kids showed him was proof of being a great Dad and Grand-pa. And a man of Faith he knew when he left here where he was going. May you rest in peace My Dear Uncle Jerry!! Love Koo=KOO

Jerry was our neighbor during all my growing up years. I always will remember him working in his yard and garden. His yard always looked so nice. Condolences to his family.