Gerard M. Slay

As the original Federal Security Director for TSA at STL, Gerard was one of the first airport executive staff members that I met. From the get-go, he and I got along great and worked well as team. I knew who really ran the airport and that was Gerard. You don't forget the really good guys who were decent, smart and had character, dignity, and high professional standards. Gerard was one of those unique persons and I will never forget him!

Gerard Slay was on of the finest professionals I ever met. As the first TSA Federal Security Director for Lambert in July 2002, Gerard was one of the first persons I met. From day one, Gerard was the go to person if you wanted something done. He was knowledgeable, proactive, decisive, personable and highly respected in my opinion. We had coffee together, and discussed the events to preclude any major issue. We always worked as a team and made the TSA screening transition seamless. Gerard in...

May he rest in peace. He was a good friend, highly professional public servant, and dedicated family man. He will be missed. Deepest condolences to all of his family and friends.

Sorry to hear about the passing of your Loved One. "Lift up your eyes to the Hills-From whence cometh your Help? Your Help comes from the Lord. Who made heaven and earth." Brenda Ellis-Hardison (Mom Of Silas)

Ken and I just learned of Gerard's passing. We are so very sorry for your great loss. We are not able to be there as we are now living in North Carolina. Our thoughts and prayers will be with all of you. With love and prayers, Mary Jo and Ken

So sorry to hear about Gerard. Prayers from the Duncan family.

Condolences on Gerald's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Our prayers and deepest condolence is with the family and friends in their time of grief.