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Larry Sterbick
December 27, 2021
Jerry was a special friend, but most of all one of my mentors! A great human being, Jerry was smart, but calm! I volunteered coaching basketball for 5 years at Curtis and learned so much from him! Surrounded by a great family, Marie, Lisa, Thomas and James, your Dad was a special man! Best wishes to u all!
Tim Thomsen
February 27, 2018
Jerry taught me some pretty important life lessons through basketball.
I was pretty raw as a basketball player, and pretty raw as a young man. Jerry taught me how to be a teammate, and eventually how to be a leader. He taught me how to be dedicated, committed, and the value of hard work. He was a very smart, analytical coach, and always made the best adjustments for the situation and his players. He treated us with respect, and he gave me the mental and physical tools I needed to play at the next level.
What a great sense of humor, what a leader of young men.
Thanks coach! You made a huge difference in my life!
Lisa Redburg
February 25, 2018
Thanks for sharing all your nice memories of my dad. It means a lot to our family.
Bob Waid
February 20, 2018
My condolences go to the Redburg family. He was one of those rare teachers that was tough but fun. He made a subject, which others had problems grasping; seem easy and obvious as we worked the problem. It seems strange to say but we had fun in class as we were taught more than math. I'm lucky to have had Mr. Redburg as a teacher.
Simone Lynch
February 18, 2018
While Mr. Redburg was unable to convince me that Geometry was "fun" in the late 1970's at Curtis High School, I still talk about his unique teaching style.
February 17, 2018
Dear Marie:
I, as I am sure you remember played at Curtis for Jerry during the 72-75 years. Jerry developed me into a successful high school basketball player. He taught me lessons I have benefited from my entire life. He was my coach. I understood Jerry and I loved playing for him. I still cherish the Most Valuable Player Ceramic Mug you made for me, Marie. My deepest condolences to you Lisa, James, Tom and their families.
Steve Levenseller
February 17, 2018
Tom Redburg
February 17, 2018
Tom Redburg
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Tom Redburg
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Tom Redburg
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Tom Redburg
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Tom Redburg
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Tom Redburg
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Tom Redburg
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Hugh Birgenheier
February 17, 2018
Even thought I did not play basketball (I wrestled) I remember Mr. Redburg as a great teacher and coach
February 16, 2018
Dear Marie,
Wanted to express my condolences to you and the family. I was part of the 70/71 championship team and have very fond memories of Coach Redburg. He worked us hard everyday in practice and it all paid off by being the best - State Champs! You and your family are in my prayers.
Tom Shoemaker
February 16, 2018
Well Hey.......Lets Work the problem, Something Mr Redburg said every Day in Math class. Always remembered that. He was a good Guy.
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