JERRY HASENOEHRL

As a child, you never think your parents, siblings or those around you will die. They are immortal. As we grow older and realize that our time on earth is limited and see our friends and family pass, it's imperative we embrace the moments we have with our loved ones. I only met Jerry a handful of times, but he was my uncle, loved as any other member of my family. I was sad to hear of his passing but take comfort that Grandma, Grandpa, brothers Gorman and Joseph, nephews Steve, Mark,...

Lived nest to Jerry (2 houses away for 32
years)Love chatting with him as well as fishing with him.At Christmas we would make fudge and take him soem as a friendship gift. He was a wonderful person we both had our open heart operations about the same times. OUCH I know what he going to do in hevan he's going fishng. GOD bless you Jerry RIP

Unheard of from the 70's, as a single parent, he did a great job raising my brothers and I. He was the most unmoved and stable person in my life. Goodbye my blessed father, a job well done, remain at peace, and I will see you in heaven.

I miss talking to Jerry on the phone. I remember all the times he said he had lit a candle or said a prayer for us. And the kids always had such a nice time with "Disneyland Grampa" when he came to visit.

Jerry will be missed. He was the Director of Internal Review for the 4th Infantry Division and Fort Carson for nearly 20 years until his retirement about 1995.