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Mary Stuart Hagood
November 12, 2024
Tomorrow marks one year, Dad, since you left us and it doesn´t seem real. You are missed so incredibly much, and loved even more. I think if you always and am so grateful that you´re my dad. Love you so much!!!
Sandra Irene Navarra
November 11, 2024
You were one in a million, Jerry. I'm so honored I got to meet you and will always remember your kind and gentle ways. May your memory be a blessing.
Lynna (Laddie) Demmerle Adell
December 2, 2023
Jerry and the memories I have of him from our time in Florida at the U of M, and Boynton Beach and Watch Island, New York are treasures. Jerry was a wonderful man and I found why he was that person when I had the privilege of getting to know the entire McHenry clan. I am sad to know that his family not longer has him and his love and humor. Adams, it seems impossible to imagine that you two can no longer "twin" prank your mom and dad!
Sandra Navarra
November 18, 2023
Jofi loves Dad!
Mary Stuart Hagood
November 18, 2023
Mary Stuart Hagood
November 18, 2023
Mary Stuart Hagood
November 18, 2023
Mary Stuart Hagood
November 18, 2023
Mary Stuart Hagood
November 18, 2023
Mary Stuart Hagood
November 18, 2023
My father was literally the kindest man I´ve known. He had the patience of a saint and was an unbelievably loving person. Dad, I was beyond blessed to have you in my life and I will love you forever.
Katie McHenry
November 17, 2023
Katie McHenry
November 17, 2023
Katie McHenry
November 17, 2023
Katie McHenry
November 17, 2023
Katie McHenry
November 17, 2023
Katie McHenry
November 17, 2023
Dad, it's still so hard to believe you're gone. You were there every day of my life until now. I'm grateful you lived to be 87, despite a lifetime of health problems that you bore with true grace, dignity and patience. Thank you for your love, support and devotion to Mom and to all four of your kids (and grandkids). Some of my many memories include your coaching my tee-ball team, bringing us to Watch Island every summer, taking me to the What-a-Burger drive through for chocolate shakes after my gymnastics class, attending all my school events (plays, recitals, father-daughter dances, graduations). You were the dad who showed up at our senior car wash with boxes full of donuts, who fixed Mom and me bowls of Blue Bell ice cream every night before we went to bed, who gave the best hugs and always said "I love you." You were so easy-going and even let me sometimes feed you vegan meals without complaining, although you assured me you were allergic to broccoli. I'm proud to be your daughter and will send you all my love every day, from now until forever. Thank you for being my dad. I love you.
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