Jerome Peter "Jerry" Firnstahl Jr.

Jerry was a friend to me.He helped me get started in the custom tractor work phase of my Landscaping business.I will remember him fondly.

I remember Jerry coming to the farm with his baler and 'space suit' because his hay fever was so bad! A great friend who survived 'Atom Bomb' goring him!

Jerry helped me get started in the custom tractor work business back in the eighties.He was smart,kind,and had a good sense of humor.He and Kathy were pretty well suited for their side businesses and the shop. I recently met their daughter Teresa and she looks a lot like her day.Rest in Peace old friend

Not sure if you're still checking but I remember Jerry had such back hay fever that he baled is a HazMat suit! We were always friends and I miss him alot.

My deepest sympathies to Jerry's family and loved ones for this loss. Jerry was a business partner with a warm smile and gentle demeanor. He was a team player and cared for the well-being of others. It was a pleasure to know Jerry and do business with him. He will be greatly missed.

Extending sympathies for your loss!
Jerry and I grew up together at our cabins on Mutiny Bay, Whidby Island. My dad bought the first property on the beach and the Firnsthals were the last house on the beach, next to the Rose's. What a wonderful time to look back on for all of us children. It indeed was a very special time in my life.
Although I haven't seen Jerry since that time I have kept in touch with Sheila Proby (owns the Reischling house on the beach)and she kept me informed...

Kathy,

As we touched paths recently, how are any of us prepared to lose a loved one? Words are so inadequate at a time like this. May our dear Lord comfort you and your family and know that you are in our hearts and prayers.

Dianna Biringer

hi im so very sorry for the looss im so sad to hear my uncle has past away you are in my thoughts and prayers im sorry i could not make it to the funeal im thinking of all of you guys
love katie age 11

I am so sorry for your loss; what a rich, full life for such a warm, humble man. His joyful spirit will be missed at Post Middle School.