Tucson, Arizona
Gerald "Jerry" Quater was born in Chicago on August 23, 1917 and died January 3, 2008. He married Florence Kaplan in 1941. As Second Lieutenant in the Army Air Corp during World War II, he co-piloted the B-17 "Helluvanote," was shot down during the first daylight bombing raids on Berlin and...
Read MoreI worked with Jerry at Ronstadt Hwd. around 1963-1966, although I was in the office & Jerry worked downstairs I remember him as a very kind gentleman. My condolences go out to his family.
Jo Ann (Goff) Thomas
January 07, 2008 | Sahuarita, AZ
Jerry always greeted me with an enthusiastic simle and a burst of sparkling energy. That was typical - he brought energy and life to all, wherver he went.
He was tops and we miss him.
Those closest to him labored hard in making his last days as comfortable as possible. We wish the family peace and strength.
Ray Kaplan
January 05, 2008
Jerry was tireless in his efforts to help veterans and their survivors. It was my privilege to collaborate with him. To him, the extra mile meant nothing. Jerry will be missed, but he certainly will not be forgotten.
Sam Atterbury
January 05, 2008 | Lake Park, MN
Our deepest condolences. We will always remember Jerry for his love of his family, sharp wit, and broad sense of humor.
Stephen and Cori Derman
January 05, 2008 | Cupertino, CA
It was my pleasure to collaborate with Jerry as he worked for the benefit of veterans and their survivors. He was truly committed and tireless in these efforts. He will be missed but in no way forgotten.
Sam Atterbury
January 05, 2008 | Lake Park, MN
