Jerry Chacon

Jerry and I were good friends during our high school days. He was always extremely friendly. He was a very interesting individual and a positive person

Jerry was my father-in-law, but he was so much more to me. We instantly connected. He treated me like a son from the first time I met him. Jerry was one of a kind. The amount of genuine love and respect I have for him is really difficult to put into words. I used to joke with Amy that he should write a book, called the philosophy of Jerry. The way he approached life, the amount of love he was always freely giving without ever expecting anything in return. He was the most patient and kind...

Jerry was a compadre and a very special friend he was like a brother to us. A special memory was when he baptized our daughter Lisa and stood up in our wedding. He was a very loving and kind person. He called us all the time to check up on us. Always so positive and caring. He was a special childhood friend and we will always cherish the special memories of him. RIP brother Jerry, we love and miss you so much. Jesse and Carla

Jerry and I were good friends during our high school years. He was a quiet and extremely nice guy. We were able to do several projects during our high school 3 years. He was an upper classmate and someone to be remembered.

Oh my Daddy, I will miss you until my last breath. Thank you for always believing in me and loving me. I was so blessed to have you as my dad. Not only have you been the greatest father but an even more amazing Papa. You truly were one of a kind. I just hear you telling me to "stay positive Bug". I love hearing how many lives you touched just by being you. You were so genuine and kind. You saw the best in everyone and treated everyone like you had known them forever. I will teach my girls all...

Jerry was the first person I met when my wife Natalie and I moved to Berthoud. We were immediately attracted as our souls connected as we smiled at each other. He had kinda of a smirk most of the time as he lifted his eyebrows & his eyes lit up. His humor was nearly always present. We became friends. He was our neighbor. He was generous and willing to help others in whatever manner they needed. One of the first conversations we had was when I asked, "Are you a Christian, Jerry?" he said...