Gerald R. Leipply

Thank you Sir.

I had a lot of laughs with jerry and Anna marie

I just learned of this sad news today. Jerry was our go-to for legal advice in several situations over the years; and was always helpful, generous and kind.
I first met him playing pickup basketball before school at Roberts Junior High, where I later had both his daughters in class. He was very intelligent and witty, and I always enjoyed our times together. The last time I saw him, he prepared wills for us; and we reminisced about old times. Our best to the family; he will be...

I just learned of Jerry's passing today. I'm sending sincere condolences to his entire family. Jerry was a sweetheart, for sure. I met him while I was taking a motorcycle safety course. He was helpful and kind and we became good friends. We shared lots of good conversations and a lot of laughs, too. He was just the kindest soul and such a gentleman as well. I know he is on the other side, smiling down at the thousands of friends he made, and assisted, along his adventurous journey on Earth. I...

I just now found out that Jerry passed away. It breaks my heart - I don't know of a more thoughtful, caring person than he was. I am sure he is truly receiving a special spot in heaven.

God bless you Jerry for all that you did to help people. More of us should set your example my dear friend! RIP.

Such a sweet man. He dated my mom when I was a small child. I remember him taking me out on a boat. He even took the time to help teach me how to ride a bike. I just now found out about his passing. My condolences to all this family.

To My Friend Jerry,
I was deeply saddened to hear about your passing. Over the many years that you were my attorney, you also became my long-time friend. I always enjoyed our monthly lunches at Molly Brown's Cafe in the Falls. I also enjoyed our time at the annual Softball Reverse Raffle dinners.

I will miss you terribly, but I know you are now in a better place in God's paradise. I look forward to seeing you there someday.

God Bless Tarla and the rest of Jerry's family in...

To Anne marie and all of Jerry's family. I hate you had to let him go. He always said when i stop i will be gone.He loved learning.

I met him from working at Anne Maries restaurant. From the first minute we met, we were joking. It truly was an honor and Just so much fun to know him.

I think he was in his late sixties when he decided he wanted to learn to ride a motorcycle. It was the first time anybody asked me to teach them. We had a lot of fun, he wanted to...