Jerry Stover

May God be with this family as they celebrate his life. I was not close to Jerry, but I have heard many great things about him through Betsy West.

Dear Stover Family:
Jerry was my grandmother, Betsy West's first cousin and through her I met Jerry as an infant. Jerry was a fine man. Humble, always thought of others first, he loved his wife, Nita and treated her as the lady she is. He loved his children and was proud of all of them.
What I remember most are two things. When my grandfather was in the hospital after a lung operation, Jerry and his son, Bruce came by to make sure my grandparents had everything they...

Bruce, I first go to know your Dad as Nita brought me into the Board of DSMA in the late 80's. We will never forget his countless hours of devotion, especially with the fountain. He was truly a unique man of character & honor.

I knew Jerry Stove through the Apple Corps of Dallas where he was one of the original members from the late 70's or early 80's. This is a computer users group that has grown and changed over the many years of following Apple products and Jerry kept pace with technology even long after he was retired. It was a privilege and pleasure to have known Jerry and he was a very kind friend. I will surely miss him and have fond memories of talking technology with him.

Stover family, I am also saddened, Jerry came into my life in 1972, when i moved within a few blocks of your home, the SMILE, the energy and the care of the relationship, it has lasted for me since that day.. Oh ! and always a BUICK usually an Electra 225 ... jerry helped me in my life as a person and as a business owner, I am a better person for knowing and experiencing the Stover family, a far better person.. Thank you Jerry .. Mac McCullough W5MC

Dear Sterling,

It is with great regret that I find myself writing this letter but it brings me joy to remember your father. From the first time I met him when I was around ten years old he fascinated me with his gadgets, his HAM radio and his electrical supplies. The first thing he did when I walked into his house was to take me straight upstairs to his electronics and radios and got down to explaining the mechanics of his hobbies. I remember fondly how he took me in like a...

It was my honor and good fortune to get to know Jerry and Clayton in the early 1970s when CI was a tiny public company. Over the subsequent years we saw each other in Dallas and New York. A wonderful man, loving husband and father. I will miss his warm smile, upbeat attitude and patriotism.