Jerry Dale O'Donovan Hornsby

We were so sorry to find out that Mrs. Jerry passed away. She was the best teacher I had while attending Nicholls State University for Office Administration in the late 1960’s. She was stern but fair and taught me everything I needed to know. When our children were in high school, my husband, our sons & I began working where we bought our Christmas trees, at Roger’s Christmas tree lots. Those were good times (& hard work), & we enjoyed getting to know Jerry & Roger better. I’m sure everyone...

Roger, I just found out that Jerry Dale passed away. My heart is aching with sadness and will miss her so very much. I know that your wonderful memories will help you through your grieving.
Patsy Glasscock Grimmett

Your family is in my thoughts and prayers as you walk through this time of sorrow and grief. I pray that God will comfort your hearts and minds with his love. The O'Donovans and our family (Ed & Elma Brown, Gayle, Barbara, Sue & Judy) were good friends . . . Bartlett Street, many years ago. I have good memories of those times. I lost touch when I moved away. However, I'm thankful for the memories of those years so long ago . . .

Hey Frank;
Sorry for your loss. Ms. O'Donovan taught me typing at Broadmoor High in 1963. I had an extra hour free and she suggested I take her course. Best decision I ever made. She was an exceptional teacher and person. I know she will be missed. I hope this note finds you in good health.
God bless MS O'Donovan and may she RIP.

You will be greatly missed. I appreciated you as my typing 1 teacher at Woodlawn High, where you gracefully helped me through my left-handed clumsiness and the only C that I embarrassingly made in school, then again as a friend after graduation. Rest In Peace, Ms. Berger!!!

Our deepest sympathies go out to your family. Jerry Dale was a lifelong, great friend to our Mom (Dawn McVicker) and a great source of comfort to Dawn and our family during her final days. Jerry Dale was one a one of a kind sweet soul. Our prayers will remain with you all.

What a wonderful person she was! I still use today the skills she taught me in high school. Will miss you.

R. I. P. Jerry.