Jerry L. Pittenger

Deb, I just learned of Jerry's passing. I'm sorry.

Jerry and I became best friends and roommates at MIami University. We shared great experiences as we learned and developed at Oxford. I'll never forget him.

My wife Beverly Thomas and I wish you and your family all the best.

I have been using his paddle, a K2 serial number 0618 for several years and I love it. I extend my condlences to his family. A wonderful artist has died.

Jerry and I shared many good times in our scouting years, and many more good memories later through high school. Jerry, along with Debbie and the family, will be included in my prayers for a long time to come.

I knew Jerry but a short time. His craftsmanship will be missed. My Morse Code key he made is the only fine art that I own.

Deb, we just read of Jerry's passing. He made the world a brighter place during his lifetime. We will miss him. Our deepest sympathy goes out to you and your family.

We just heard today about Jerry. We will miss him at Emerald Isle teasing me about malted milk balls. He was a lot of fun at Balderdash too. I am glad we had the opportunity to get to know him. He will be missed.

May his family accept our sympathies and may Jerry rest in peace.

Deb My thoughts and prayers are with you and all of your family!

What a sad time for you and your family. May God give you strength in the days and weeks to come. I first knew Jerry in grade school at Whitney Elementary in Shelby. One of my fondest memories is that his was the first house where I ever ate pizza! Rest in peace.