Gerald B. Stangroom

Gloria, Scott, Timmy and Cynthia,
I am very sorry to hear about your loss

I remember first meeting Gerry on his 62nd birthday when he interviewed for a position at Keach-Nordstrom Associates. During the course of our interview we talked for about an hour about anything and everything except of course work. I guess we didn't need to talk about that since Gerry's resume and many great references already landed him the job before he even walked in our door. I will always remember Gerry as one of the most genuinely kind and decent men I have ever had the pleasure of...

Scott,

I'm sorry for your loss. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. Please extend my condolences to your mom and Zach and Caleb.

Dear Gloria and Family,
Dick and I were so sorry to hear of Gerry's passing. Our prayers are with you all at this time. He will be in our memories as a great guy and a dedicated Shriner and Cycle Unit member.

Gloria, Cyn, Tim and Scott: So sorry for your loss of your husband and dad. My families thoughts and prayers are with at this time. May God give you peace and assurance that he is in a better place.
The Carey Family

Dear Timmy,Scotty and Cynthia, i am so sorry to hear about the loss of your dad. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

love crystal

I am very sorry to hear this news.
Gerry was a faithful and dedicated member of St. James. I once asked him if he was ever tempted to carry the cross like a stop/slow sign, turning it 180 degrees. He laughed his usual laugh and said, "that would be interesting".

I sure you will miss him. He now knows the full truth of God's Easter love that he celebrated so often.

Blessings,
Fr. Hank

Dear Aunt Gloria,
I am so sorry for your loss. It has been such a long time since we have seen each other but all of you have been in my thoughts.
Love crissy

I was saddened this morning when I found out Gerry had passed. I used to work with Gerry at Keach-Nordstrom Associates in Bedford before he retired. He always had something new to show us and I loved talking to him about the Shriners. He used to make me laugh and I remember one story in particular that he told me about how he used to bring a dirty toothbrush he had been using in his garage to the dentist when he had a cleaning and ask the hygenist if she thought he needed a new one :) I...