Jerry Lee Wells

I met Jerry many years ago at the Dixie Nationals. I was there helping a couple of friends with their reining horses, and our stalls were near his. I cant remember now exactly how it was that we first got talking, but when I told him that I was a great admirer of his, and that my horse mentor was Fain Yearty, of Holt, Florida, he told me that hed always liked Fain, and that he usually did well under Fain when he was judging, but not everyone liked how Fain judged, because he would actually...

Betty,
We are saddened by your loss as it is a loss for all who knew Jerry. We have kept a little contact with Jerry through the years and he was always a pleasure to talk to. And was a great classmate as I shared four years with him in school. Our prayers will be with you as you walk through this dark time in your life. We know that prayers are a great comfort at a time like this.

Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you. I had the pleasure to meet Jerry in 2004 and he show ed 2 Appaloosas for me at the World He will be missed by all

Sorry for your loss. He lived across from my brother for many years, whom also passed away 2 years ago.

Betty, my deepest sympthany to you and your family. Jerry was one of my favorite classmates. He always had a smile and hug. I will continue to hold you in my prayers. I pray God will give you extra strength throughout the next few days. Love to you.

Heart felt sorrow in your loss. I remember Jerry from our Class of '59.
I am very proud of the true Gentleman he became.
Mike Dunn

Condolences to all the family. We think of people from Sulphur like family.

Sue Richards Halpain, SHS Class of 1958
Bill Halpain, SHS Class of 1955
of Bethany, Oklahoma

My deepest and heartfelt sorry for your lose and ours. I grew up in Sulphur and my first teenage crush was on Jerry. I will remember him as a wonderful, thoughtfull person and so very handsom. Even though I have not seen Jerry for a number of years, my sisters, Sharon and Donna and I have remembered him often through out the years.