Dr. Jerome Ronald Gutterman

Growing up in WB was often filled with being with"Jerry" . We often played chess on yes, boxed. Life polled apart but I have never forgot our friendship. O know that he was living, kind and fun.( I know his love of ice cream came from his fie role model from his stepfather). May Jerry´s life be a blessing to you and yours. Charles (Hyman) chyman@nyc. rr.com

Jerry was so many things to me: a friendly neighbor, my 1st employer, an adult to look up to, and most of all, a loving friend. Chatting with him was always great, and he was always so supportive, especially when it came to school. I'll be forever indebted to him. Rest in peace, Jerry. And to his family, you have my sincerest condolences.

Just learned of Dr. Gutterman passing. Work for him about 6yrs- would have work longer if we hadn't move away to Arizona. He was a very giving. When I came back to visit couple of years after I have moved he lent me his car so I didn't have to rent one . I had lost connection with him over the years, but always thought about him. Yes family was always important to him. He truly will be miss-

Jerry can never and will never be forgotten. I can still hear him saying "Sweet Lorraine." Jerry started something when he started calling me sweet Lorraine, since he did others begin to refer to me as sweet Lorraine too. I loved it when he would come in and get his hair cut and we would have our chats. Everyone in the Salon always knew when Jerry was there. He talked with everyone, the stylist, manicurist, receptionist, and clients that were in Salon at the time he was there. His laugh...

What a strong infectious man he was. He had a huge zest to live life to the fullest and made sure he brought that strength and love to everyone he knew. Prayers to the whole family.

Dear Bruce and June
Belated condolences. We just heard that Jerry died the end of April. Our thoughts are with you
love
Francie and Carl

My father grew up with Dr. Gutterman in Wilkes-Barre - I am sending condolences from near (I'm in Auburn) and from far (from my dad). I'm sorry I never got to meet the good doctor, but heard my dad's fond memories of him. Much love to all.