Jerry S. Krall

My sympathy to Mrs. Krall & the entire family on the passing of a very nice man, Mr. Jerry Krall. He was so helpful & nice to me after my mom died.
They grew up in the same Polish neighborhood of Kuszwanz, in Toledo.
Rest in Peace, Mr. Krall

Jerry was a fun guy will be missed

Helen and family, please accept my sincere condolences for Jerry's passing. I still cherish the good times we had at our neighborhood cookouts.

Gary and family - so very sorry for your loss. I remember meeting Jerry many years ago at the Inverness Club during the golf tournament. Our corporate tents were close and he was an absolute hoot. Keep all the memories close and God Bless.

Gary, Chris and family,
So sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. It's very hard to lose a parent. You have my deepest sympathy, my thoughts and prayers are with you. May happy memories give you strength. Go with God Mr. Krawl and Rest in Peace.

Dear Cheryl,

So sorry for your loss. Losing a parent is very hard. Please keep your memories of your dad with you and his memories will give you strength.

So sorry to hear of the passing of my former boss at O-I in the 1970s. Jerry was one of the hardest working men I ever met, but there was always time for laughter when he told his corny jokes! I also still use the kielbasa recipe he told me was the right way to cook it! He was a wonderful family man. Rest in eternal peace, Jerry.

RIP Jerry. I met you a couple of months ago at the Hollywood Casino. I had on my OSU sweatshirt. You stopped me and proudly showed me your 1950 Rose bowl ring. Told me you caught the winning pass to win the game. It was a pleasure meeting you. Go Bucks!!!