Jerome Barrett

Dear Barrett Family, we heard of Jerrys passing from Gil Friday and we extend our condolences to all of you. Jerry and I were classmates through grade school and high school.

Dear Earlene: I was so sorry to hear about Jerry. Please accept our condolences. You and your family are in our prayers. Nick and Jane Hite and family

Jerry lived just up the street from me during the forties and we walked to high schools many times.
He loved to play basketball with some of the "AUGIES, Tony (Augie)Kueshner, Jim Farley, Jim James, Father George Leech, and Gib Friday
Jerry's dad was the motorman on the Thornburg trolley for many years that operated on Steuban Street. Jerry carried his Dad's lunch to him just down from their home.

Please accept our condolences on the loss of Uncle Jerry. Mary ( Max) called us Sunday evening 7/23/06 and told us. I moved to Texas in 1979 and I don't recall if I've seen Uncle Jerry since that year when he stopped in and saw my mother Nancy (his sister) one summer afternoon in 1979.

Dear Earlene ,Kevin and Keith,
We were so sorry to hear about Jerry. We will always remember our time spent together over the years you are all very special to us. Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers.