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I´ll remember Gerry as one who lived out his faith with action. My faith in God grew from knowing him. God bless you Lauren, Sean & Noah
Lisa Offner
November 27, 2024 | Friend
Durango, Colorado
Born in Corona, California, on the naval base because his mom was a Sargent. Grew up in Northern CA, but moved south to attend University of Southern CA. Served the swim team there as a go-get-um guy. Taught and coached at San Ramon High School in Danville, CA. Moved to Jackson, Wyoming, in 1994....
Read MoreI´ll remember Gerry as one who lived out his faith with action. My faith in God grew from knowing him. God bless you Lauren, Sean & Noah
Lisa Offner
November 27, 2024 | Friend
I knew Gerry through USC Swimming. He was a sweet guy who thought of others first. I'm so sorry that he struggled with Alzheimer's. He will always remain a bright light in my memories of swimming at SC.
Kim (Peters) Fairley
November 24, 2024
Indominable optimist, servant of the Lord, lover of all humankind. Gerry, you are missed but your impact on others lives on! Fight on, brother!
David Reed
November 22, 2024 | School
Rest In peace, Gerry. Sending condolences to your family. You will be missed. You lived a good life loving others and walking the talk. Our sons were at Needham together and you always gave of yourself to help others.
Diana Wright
November 21, 2024 | School
Lauren and family...we are deeply saddened to hear about the loss of Gerry. His heart for the Lord was huge and his passion for running was remarkable. His training and instruction to help Cecil run the Imogene Pass race is something we still talk about to this day. We will always treasure our time with the Geraghty family while we were in Durango, and you will remain in our prayers in the days to come.
Cecil and Lisa Brown
November 20, 2024
Gerry was one of the nicest men I´ve ever known He left his mark on this world for many and will be missed....
Kathy Ray
November 20, 2024 | Friend
Gerry was my high school cross country and track coach. He ran with us, right in the front, and taught us the finer tricks of racing. We had great teams and he was a great coach. He really believed in me which made a lasting difference in my life. He also taught me about being a servant leader, which in his words applied whether it was "cleaning toilets or speaking to a crowd." My memories of Gerry are many and they include moments of significance and silliness. I'll miss him.
Brian Dowd
November 19, 2024
I had the privilege of working with Gerry at Durango High School. He was always friendly and helpful to everyone. One year he had my name in our Secret Santa week. I still have the beautiful glass serving dish he gave me. He will be missed!
Diane Trembly
November 18, 2024 | Work