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Gerald John "Jerry" McDevitt

Jackson, Michigan

1931 - 2020

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McDevitt, Gerald John "Jerry" Born April 9, 1931 in Jackson, Michigan passed away on Thursday, May 28, 2020 at the age of 89. Jerry was born to Gerald and Alice (Thompson) McDevitt. He graduated from St. Mary's High School in 1949 and Jackson Community College in 1952. After graduation he married...

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Prayers & blessings to the McDevitt Family. Many dear memories of your husband/dad over the years that we have had the pleasure to know him.

I am sorry about Jerry's passing. He was a true gentleman.

Gerry was my boss at the Register of Deeds in the 80's. I enjoyed working with him. He was a gentle soul. I'm sorry for your loss.

Shirley and family, my condolences over the loss of Jerry. I remember hearing about all the fun they had with Norma and Marty and the rest of the Pedro Club. Hugs to you!

A great friend and business relationship. Sorry to hear the news, yet the friendship and fun will always be remembered.

Jerry McDevitt was a man of great honesty, generosity and kindness. He dedicated a large part of his life to public service, serving as a Jackson County Commissioner and a County Parks Commissioner, among many other commitments. He was a founding member of the Cascades Park Foundation, established to restore and renovate the historic Cascades Manor House. With a smile on his face, and a knack for always improving things in all of his endeavors, Jerry's legacy will live on. Jerry was a...

We are very sorry to hear of Jerry's passing. Having known and having had business associations for over 50 years, he always demonstrated the finest character in his business, family and community involvement. Rest in Peace Jerry.

Shirley, Mike , Joe , David , & Family
So Sorry to learn of Jerrys Passing. There are so many Fun memorys.
Our thoughts and Prayers are with you ALL!
Thinking of you!

Dank a lot of coffee with Jerry when we were next door in the Carter Building. Always the best neighbor. Ed Greene