Jerald A. Klein

It was indeed a pleasure being a friend to one so full of enthusiasm for life. I will miss him though his spirit will surely live on. My sincerest and deepest condolences to the family.

Please accept my heartfelt sympathy for your loss. The love of family and friends will give you strength in the days and months to come. May you draw comfort from the scriptures - Psalm 23.

Our heart, thoughts and prayers go out to you Jessie and Jerry and his family. I remember the funnies stories you and your mother had about you and your Dad doing your Science projects in the Kitchen and how you both almost blew it up. Such great memories you have. Hold them close to your heart. You are a wonderful daughter...Just how fathers and daughters should be....Good girl for graduating this year so your dad could see it. Much love to you and may god give you strength through this...

My deepest sympathies to Jessica and the rest of Jerry's family. I met Jerry the first month of college at the U of W when we were both freshman. What an incredibly bright and caring person he was. My very favorite memory of him was when we went on a triple date in a VW bug. Jerry was not a small man nor were his 2 fraternity brothers, so to get all six of us in the bug was a challenge; the smallest girl crawled into the back ledge behind the seat. Those were the days before the laws required...