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ALFRED GERALD AHLRICH

1946 - 2020

BORN

1946

DIED

2020

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7400 West Cheyenne Avenue

Las Vegas, Nevada

ALFRED AHLRICH Obituary

ALFRED GERALD AHLRICH Alfred Gerald Ahlrich "Jerry" passed away December 1, 2020 in Las Vegas, . He was born January 20, 1946, in Le Mars, IA to Alfred and La Rae Ahlrich. Jerry grew up in Le Mars with brother Ron, half-brothers Jim and Larry, and half-sister Elaine. Later there was a move to Sioux City. In 1953 the family moved to Phoenix, where Jerry graduated from Alhambra High School in 1964 and later attended college. He worked in various jobs in retail grocery stores and later served in the U.S. Air Force. In the 1970's Jerry moved to Las Vegas where he continued in food supply retail jobs until he was employed by the State of Nevada Department of Employment Training and Rehabilitation where he worked until retirement. Jerry's interests and hobbies were many. He liked music and as a young boy played the accordion and in high school he was a member of the orchestra. As an adult he liked golfing with his friends, target shooting and he especially enjoyed cooking which he was an excellent one. He will be greatly missed by his family and the many friends he made through the years in Iowa, Arizona and Nevada. A special thanks to the many healthcare providers at Summer-lin Hospital, Nathan Adelson Hospice and his at home caregiver and companion, Nom. He was preceded in death by his parents; half brothers, James and Larry; and half-sister, Elaine. He is survived by brother, Ron; cousins Lynn and Louna Younie, Gene and John Jamptgaard and many other cousins; nephews, Steven Ahlrich, Ronald S. Ahlrich; and niece, Susan Wallace; along with others. Services will be private. Palm Cheyenne Mortuary.

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Published by Las Vegas Review-Journal on Dec. 16, 2020.

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Kay Huggins in Phoenix

July 1, 2021

I was a friend and classmate with Jerry in Phoenix at Granada Elementary and West High. We kept in touch but I wish I had known when he was ill. He was very quiet in later years. May he rest in peace and love. He will be missed by all who knew him ~ Condolences to all family and friends ~ Kay

Ron Ahlrich

December 17, 2020

Alfred Gerald Ahlrich was my brother. We were both born in a small town in Iowa, - Le Mars. There are great memories of growing up and spending our early childhoods there along with half brothers, Jim and Larry and half sister Elaine.
The family moved to Sioux City and later to Phoenix, Arizona where cousin Lynn's family had also moved. It was a major change in climate and schools for Jerry and I and we had fond memories of our new life in Arizona. He was always a great brother who helped to make the family complete. He had many interests and a lot of friends.
In the 1970's Jerry moved to Las Vegas and I followed in the 1990's. We shared a lot of fun times going to restaurants, movies and playing golf with Jerry's close friend, Cliff and others.
Jerry enjoyed many visits from out of town family members and was generous with his time and stories. We also made many trips back to Iowa to visit family and the old "hometown."
Jerry was a great brother, I loved him very much and I will dearly miss and remember him.
Ron

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