Joelle Jacobs

Dear Jerry, Andrew and Jennifer

We are so sorry to hear about your tragic loss. We are sending you strength to help you cope with everything that will come your way.
Hugs,
Richard Rivera
Coach Rivera

Jerry

I feel a bit funny about making an entry in Joelle’s guest book. I barely knew her and you and I haven’t been close for many years.

I saw the two of you together not long ago and I was immediately aware that two of you were very much in Love. I later found out that you two had been together for as long as my wife and I.

When I heard of your loss I wondered how I would handle the death of the women I have been with so long. The thought of this loss is unimaginable...

Dear Jerry & family,

Wishing you strength to endure these difficult days. You are so blessed to have had such a wonderful wife, friend, and partner. You were one of the lucky ones to experience TRUE LOVE in your lifetime. Our deepest sympathies to you and the family. Love, Rita & family

Your Family is dear to us. We will carry Joelle in our hearts. She was loved by everyone; she was a great and brave woman, who raised and loved two beautiful kids. May our prayers be of comfort at this difficult time. God bless you!
We love you all very much and we always will.
-Arias Family

Our hearts go out to you and Marie-Romaine and David at this time and in the days ahead.

Jerry, Andrew and Jen:

We cannot begin to tell you how saddened and shocked we were by this news.

Joelle was a shining light to everybody, and a wonderful mother and wife.

We all will miss her, and we have you in our thoughts and prayers.

Dear Jerry,

We know that there are no words to comfort your sorrows for the loss of Joelle, but we want to express our deepest condolences to you and your family.

Our prayers are with all of you.

Islen Seoane
Acela Pinero
Teresa Gomez
Carol Bello

Dear Jerry and Family:

My wife, Felice, and I were shocked and dismayed to learn of your unexpected loss. May the memory of her all-too-short but wonderful life sustain you in this hour of grief.

Gerald Schwartz