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Jarrell F. Legg

Salt Lake City, Utah

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Jarrell (Jerry) F. Legg 9/07/1923 ~ 7/09/2007 Jarrell (Jerry) Franklin Legg, 83, born in Elk Ridge, West Virginia to John and Lillie Burgess Legg passed away July 9, 2007 after a long illness. Jerry lost his Father at nine months and his Mother at the age of seven; he was then raised by his Aunt...

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I met Jarrell at Pioneer Valley Hospital where I work as a respiratory therapist and though I am glad Jarrell no longer has to suffer, he will be missed dearly.
Best wishes to his wife.

The Legg family would like to thank everyone for their words of comfort in this difficult time. His suffering is at an end now and he's free to move without pain. As a family we will miss him terribly, there will be an empty place in all we do. As his Son I will try to live his example and honor his memory in all I do.

God knew that you were suffering
That the hills were hard to climb,
So he gently closed your and whispered,
Peace be Thine.

It Broke our hearts to lose...

I will always remember Jarrel Legg as the measure of a true man. He was a soldier, a father, and a friend of mine. I was privleged to have stood in the presence of such a hero. I hope that some day I might be half the man he was.

Adversity does not make heroes, only reveals them. To struggle against adversity first in childhood, then as a young man and yet emerge seeing what is good of this world and its humanity defines the character of Jerry Legg. The worth of a man is not how much he loves, but by how much he is loved, respected and admired by others - and in this, Jerry Legg was priceless. He will be recalled always by his friends along the Louisiana bayou and most especially by the once twelve year old boy, now...

In San Antonio for Travis's Air Force Basic Training Commencement Ceremony

Mom and Dad

Jerry when he was in the Air Force

Lynda, Our hearts go out to you during this time of sorrow. May you find some comfort in your memories. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Deb & Rick White

Dear Lynda
Gosh Lynda it has been so long since we have talked. I just happened to see your Fathers obituary in the paper this morning and couldn't help remembering all the times the three of us drove your Dad so crazy when we were younger. Bless his heart.
I'm so sorry for your loss. It's so hard to lose a parent and my heart is with you and your family. Please get in touch with me when you can Lynda. It's been too long and I would love to hear from you.
My prayers are with...