Jerry M. Newbold Jr.

Sending love ((hugs)) & prayers. Dr. Newbold was the director at the Presbyterian home when my sister & I came to live there. Such a kind man who always had a smile on his face. He will be greatly missed by many.

I got the pleasure of meeting this wonderful man when I worked at Highland Farms he was living in the independent living part. He sat at the same table every night. He was absolutely one of the most wonderful people I have or ever will meet in my life. He always had a smile on his face. I can only imagine the number of people that Mr. Newbold touched in his life, he certainly did mine. Then, I got a job at a daycare and his daughter Becca was the director. I was able to ask about him and see...

For me and my sisters, Karen Cobbs McCulloch, and Sarah Cobbs Mallow - Jerry and Helen will always be our special "extra parents" whose love and support was always present for us. They were mentors to our parents, Stan and Carolynn Cobbs. Jerry changed the lives of the Cobbs family when he hired our dad as director of the Itasca Children´s Home. And our families - the Newbolds and the Cobbs will always be connected in ties of faith and love. Thanks be to God for the life of Jerry Newbold. His...

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends. Please take comfort in the words found at 2nd Thessalonians 2:16,17.

Condolences to my friend, Becca, and the Newbold family. His obituary tells the story of a man who led a full life to the end.

Marti, Fran, Becca and all: Deepest sympathy for your father's passing from us. Ruth & Claire

What an amazing life. I know heaven is rejoicing with Jerry´s arrival. Prayers of peace for the family.

To the Newbold family: I remember your Dad when you lived in Lynchburg. Sending Condolences to you all. Thinking of you all..