JOHN R. JEROME

John Jerome. What else could anyway say other than one of the finest gentlemen I had the good fortune to know and call a friend. The world has lost another great one. Rest in peace my friend.

John was just my friend! I just loved him so much! He was a great man!

Remy grew up in my neighborhood. His brother Michael was my bros close friend. When I started teaching John was the Title One Director. He walked into the school one day and said "HI Maisie" my nickname, and I said "Hi Remy"! Then we both said "Don't call me that!" So from then on we were Mary and John! Wonderful man who I had the privilege of working for and with for many years. We also bought many a family car in Randolph! He will be missed terribly. My condolences to Sharyn, Michael and...

Remy grew up in my neighborhood. His brother Michael was my bros close friend. When I started teaching John was the Title One Director. He walked into the school one day and said "HI Maisie" my nickname, and I said "Hi Remy"! Then we both said "Don't call me that!" So from then on we were Mary and John! Wonderful man who I had the privilege of working for and with for many years. We also bought many a family car in Randolph! He will be missed terribly. My condolences to Sharyn, Michael and...

John Jerome was a kind, decent and honest man. One of the finest people I have known. They broke the mold when he was made. My love and prayers go to his family and all who knew and loved him.

Deepest Condolences to Sharyn and the family and to all those who knew him. A great man, deeply loved & respected. Rest in Peace Mr. Jerome.
--Linda Finlayson Plache

I am so sorry to hear of John's passing. I had the pleasure of being his intern. He had that we can attitude and was willing to try anything if it helped our kids. He was a terrific mentor and even years later he would call and check up on me to see how I was doing. I will miss him.
"Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, Love leaves a memory no one can steal." (Irish Proverb) May you find comfort in your memories.

My thoughts and prayers are with Sharyn and the family. I had the honor of working directly for John from 2010 until his retirement in 2014. Before that, I knew the kind of leader he was. He always put the best interests of the students first. During my time with him, he was always willing to provide advice or just listen and hear me out. I am so privileged that I had the opportunity to learn from such a strong and caring person. John was a true gentleman and will always be a Brockton...

John was a dear colleague and friend from his first job at the Goddard School where we both taught, and through his wonderful career serving the students of Brockton. It was also my joy to be a teacher for his daughters. He was as wonderful a husband and father as as an educator.