Jerry Decker

I first met Jerry while working at US Bank as a loan coordinator in 1996. He was the first commercial loan officer that I was partnered with. He quickly became my mentor and friend. His love for Linda was apparent in every decision he made, and he was somehow able to balance his career while putting his family first. Jerry shared his knowledge with me and helped me become who I am today, not only as a banker but as a person. Eventually our careers moved us in different directions, but we...

Mr. Decker, You raised a wonderful son. Thank you for your commitment to our community & your service to our nation. Blue skies & tailwinds.

I attended 12 years of school in Filer with Jerry, plus Sunday School and several other groups. He was always "the gentleman"! He was serious but had very wonderful sense of humor and the first to volunteer to help. I feel honored to call him "friend".

Mark and Kim, I have many fond memories of your parents during the time I served as their priest. They were among my favorite parishioners. (I guess it´s been long enough for me to admit to favorites!) I remember stopping by their house to drop something off and them coming to the door all barefoot and giggling-they always seemed to enjoy one another so much. I remember on All Saints Day when we brought pictures of our saints how your dad brought one of his dad. It looked just like him, very...

Seems like we never forget our classmates no matter the grade. Jerry was a best friend to my cousin David Brydl. I went to elementary school in Filer. RIP.

So sad to hear of Jerry passing. I am so happy we got the chance to see Jerry and his new wife . Stan and Pat Mai

Linda and Jerry were good friends when they lived in Buhl, Idaho. Our kids played together when we visited. We started a bridge club. We spent a lot of time together, and we missed them when they were transferred from here. Jerry was a great guy, and I know he´ll be missed by many. We are holding his family in our thoughts and prayers. RIP Jerry.