Jerry Frank Lovarov

Was sorry to hear of the passing of this fine gentleman, my friend, Jerry. We were friends when I did some teaching at SPHS during the 1980's. I would visit Jerry and his sweet mother at their home on 6th St. Jerry had a very long life and did what he enjoyed so he was Blessed! Will always fondly remember him and May his Memory be Eternal! Sincerely, George Kosich, Stockton, CA.

Even though Jerry was Blessed with a long life, I was sorry to hear of his passing. A fine gentleman he was. I stayed in touch with him after moving back to Northern California in 1991. Enjoyed discussing the World Series with Jerry each year, especially when the Dodgers were in it. Had nice visits at his home and also remember his nice mom. Memory Eternal! George Kosich

My condolences to Coach Lovarov's family. Thank you for sharing him with us. He was a great coach, but more importantly, a fair, decent and great person. Taking Driver's Ed with Coach Lovarov made us all better drivers. Thanks to him, I passed my written test on the first try. He will be missed, but always in our hearts and minds.

Our sincere condolences to your family. Dear friend and Coach, our family thank you for the great memories when you coach our son Rodney. We will love and miss you always.

My sincere condolence. He was blessed with a wonderful long life. I could never forget my driver's training. Let's just say after my three point turn, knocking out many trash cans on the curb and leaving a burn out mark on someone's grass, he kindly asked me to step out of the vehicle. Rest in peace Coach.

Rest in peace and sincere condolences to your family.

Coach all of San Pedro learned to drive from you. How many of SPHS baseball players made it to pro baseball. You did. I am pleased to have helped you when you could not drive anymore. Thank You for being a very dear friend of my Dad.