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Dinking wine and sad my friend is not here. An absolutely superb human being. Thank you for being my friend.
macie manire
October 10, 2024 | Friend
Logan, Utah
Sep 29, 1948 – Sep 11, 2024
Jerry Charles Bommer, devoted husband to wife Lila Bommer of 32 years, peacefully left this life on Sept. 11, 2024, at the age of 76.Jerry was born Sept. 29, 1948, in Ogden, Utah to parents Theodore Bommer and Afton Wayment. He graduated from Weber State College (1966-70) as a Chemistry &...
Read MoreDinking wine and sad my friend is not here. An absolutely superb human being. Thank you for being my friend.
macie manire
October 10, 2024 | Friend
Dear Mrs. Bommer, Our office noted with sadness the passing of your husband, Jerry, and we wish to send our condolences and sincere sympathy to you and your family at this time of bereavement. As a member of Weber State University´s extended family, friends and associates will miss him. While we realize a condolence letter cannot lessen your sense of loss, we want to let you know that his achievements and contributions were appreciated at Weber State. Sincerely, Nancy B....
Weber State University Alumni Association
September 23, 2024 | School
Jerry will be missed. He was always great company on our many outdoor adventures. He was always generous and kind. He had the common touch to be friendly to everyone. I'm thankful he was my friend.
Mace Manire
September 22, 2024 | Friend
I had the honor and pleasure of knowing Jerry and being a business colleague for the past 30 years. Jerry was a kind, wise, trusted, and generous partner who will be deeply missed. He had a zest for life, for learning, for being a mentor, and for assisting others. He was a brilliant and groundbreaking porphyrin chemist whose knowledge and skill have benefited humankind through his development and production of light activated compounds, synthetic porphyrins, derivatives of chlorophyll, and...
Wayne Watkins
September 20, 2024
Jerry was my first graduate student and he was so bright and insightful. He was quiet and very smart. I continued to be impressed with his contributions and ability to solve scientific problems. I also valued him as a friend. It was so nice to be with him several years ago when we were in Logan. I found then that he obviously continued to make valuable contributions in his field. And our sons still remember how he took them fishing near Logan. One of my favorite pictures of him was taken...
Karen Morse
September 19, 2024 | School
Jerry was always kind to me. He was so brilliant and never lorded it over me, a younger work colleague and friend. He took Stuart and me fishing; once on the first day out in the Spring. Stuart was a normal fishing companion. I was not. I read a book. Great day. He introduced me to his uncle Howard, who was pretty fabulous. Went to Lake Powell a couple times in the early Spring on a work extravaganza. So fun. I will miss Jerry. Dear Lila. May your sorrow be lessened with happy...
Bea Layton
September 16, 2024 | Friend
Jerry was my half brother I never knew I had for years. So grateful for the time I had with him when we connected, no fault of our own. He was a great guy with a very loving wife Lila who took great care of him. Loved Jerry and Lila. So sad he is gone. He did great things on research during his life he didn´t get credit for.
Dawn Bommer Arrigo
September 15, 2024 | Family
Jerry was my brother-in-law for 32 years and I loved him every single year of it. He was quiet at family functions but I'm sure thats because we are a loud crazy family. Jerry was a very smart guy who knew lots of things and kept us on our toes. He will be missed in our family gatherings but as the family knows he loved his mashed potatoes and we will make sure that those mashed potatoes keep coming.
Bonnie
September 14, 2024 | Family