Honorable Gerald A. Worth

A great man that will be forever missed.

Great Guy. Many Good Times with him and his wife Toodie. RIP Judge

Just want to say "Thank you" for the most memorable wedding anyone could have and can never, ever be forgotten! On September 26, 1992, me and my husband got married outside In Dick Hammonds backyard; 14 members in the wedding, model T Ford which I had arrived in, beautiful flowers down each side of the walkway and a babbling water fountain. When it became my time to walk down the isle I had to take a double look at our Judge, Gerald Worth. When I arrived up to my husband, I couldn't take my...

I just learned Of Jerrys passing & want to relay my condolences to his family. I so enjoyed talking with him over the many years he attended our auctions & he had so many friends here. Sometimes he would get a call & leave; his work came first. But I know he liked the craziness, the respite that the time spent with us was to him. Most of all, we loved having him.

To Jerrys family, our sincere condolences On your loss. He was a wonderful person as was his whole family and he will be greatly missed. Our prayers are with you all!

He was a good Judge and a Kind man. I am so so sorry for your loss !

.....an absolutely Honorable human being who successfully carried on with the Legacy of both of his wonderful parents.Judge Worth was our neighbor and friend as a great supporter of Law Enforcement who loved a good,"CODE 7,"....courtesy of his Late Brother John and most of Fowler Lane.....we live on Long Island and after every storm we hear a chainsaw clearing trees earl in the morning,when I wake up I always think it's Jerry Worth who is now with both of his parents who are very proud.

always enjoyed visiting with you & our talks! Your are a wonderful gentleman & I have always loved talking with you & the family! I still talk about all the fun Tootie & I had working together! You are both going to be sorely missed! Thank You

Jerry was a great guy and Judge. He was always friendly and treated everyone with respect. Until we meet again my friend!

Don Britten