Jerry Lee Everett

Still missing you and our daily talks. I love you so much. Thanks for loving me and helping me feel special. Rest well in heaven.

This one year anniversary of my brother-in-law´s homegoing is still a time to think of good memories of Jerry even through our grief.

My brother-in-law was a soft spoken person. He enjoyed talking about music and the “Doo-Wop” singing groups. To my family, may God’s promise to never leave you give comfort to your heart, Love, Wanda

Claudette, Sharon and Pamela we your family in Aurora CO are praying for strength as you put Jerry to rest. God’s time is not ours and He was ready to bring His child home. Wish we could be with you during this time.

I love and miss you brother, but I understand why you had to go. Rest well in the arms of God.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

There's simply too much to say about Jerry in a single comment. He always had a story and made me laugh every time that I saw him.
One memory that stands out: in rehearsal for a show one evening at the Frazier, he peeked his head in while were stopped for a moment. Mick, a wonderful musician, friend, and coworker started playing "My Girl" on electric guitar when he saw Jerry, and Jerry joined in with his falsetto. It was a joy to sing with him, and made my night. He had that kind of effect. He sure will be missed.

Jerry, you tough.

My cousin Jerry. I was saddened to get the news of his passing, he was a singing hummingbird and could sing like the lead singer of the Flamingos, we had a singing group together that feared no one. There is a lots of history to our family the Everett in which I have that other family members should know, may God the Christ bless

An honest, sincere and hard working man that will surley be missed by all that knew him. You rest now Jerry. Peace to all

To one of the greatest men I knew. I will never forget all the fun we had at work. I hope you Rest In Peace my friend