JOSEPH-JEROME-Obituary

JOSEPH B. JEROME

Westlake, Ohio

Sep 8, 1950 – Aug 5, 2021

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BORN
September 8, 1950
DIED
August 5, 2021
LOCATION
Westlake, Ohio

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age 70. Beloved father of Katie Taylor (Jake) and the late Carolyn; former husband of Sharon (nee Tersigni); loving brother of Marilyn (John), Jeanne (Bill) and Michael; former brother-in-law of Marie (Bob); uncle and great uncle of many. Passed away August 5, 2021. Funeral Mass St. Raphael...

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Thinking of Joe and my dear friend Michael.

We are so sorry for your loss, and a great one it is. I have been friends with Joe for over 40 years and my husband for 30 years. He was a shining light in our lives from having him here for dinner to solving problems along the way. We will miss him more than words can say. We hope it brings you peace to know that Joe is surrounded by love and light in a place where there is no sorrow. God Bless you.

I always enjoyed seeing and working with Joe, whether he was a skilled arbitrator or mediator, or as a determined opposing counsel. Joe was fair, outgoing, and always professional. He will be missed in the circle of construction attorneys. Godspeed and good job Joe.

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Joe was a good man with a wonderful sense of humor. He will be missed. God Speed old friend...

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We are deeply saddened to hear of the shocking news of Joe´s passing. Joe has been our beacon of light in resolving a property issue. Joe was a humbling, principled man full of integrity, faith, and hope. He believed in and supported our cause and ascribed to perseverance, as do we. Joe was not only our attorney; he was more to us. Joe was a friend; kind and compassionate, whose passing has left a true void in our hearts and in the hearts of many. We send our deepest sympathies to his family...

My deepest condolences. I always looked forward to working with Joe - whether we were on an arbitration panel together, on opposite sides of a case, or just conversing. He could be a tough advocate, but knew how to be a counselor as well. He will be missed. May his memory be a blessing to his family and friends.