Gerald J. Lukowski Sr.

Jerry, so sorry to hear about your loss. Unfortunately I truly understand what you´re going through but time will allow for healing. I remember fondly the last time I saw Uncle Jerry and yourself when you took the time to help celebrate my dad´s 90th birthday party. You and your family will be in my prayers.

Jerry my condolences on your loss. I was saddened to hear about it. I hope all is well. Joe

Jerry,
My friend and brother-in-arms, I am sorry for your loss. I know the pain of losing a father, however know GOD has provided a method of staying close - memories. I will include your father in my nightly prayers. Gary

Jerry,

I am truly so sorry for the loss of your dad. My heart goes out to you and your entire family during this incredibly difficult time. Losing someone so important leaves a space that can never really be filled, and I hope you can feel the love, strength, and support surrounding all of you right now.

Your dad was a remarkable man-kind, steady, and genuine-and it´s clear how deeply he touched the lives of everyone fortunate enough to know him. The stories people will share, the memories he created, and the example he set will continue to live on through each of you. That kind of legacy is rare, and it speaks volumes about the person he was and the life he lived.

May you find moments of peace, strength, and comfort, and may your dad´s love continue to guide you the way it always has.

The Oakville VFW 7330 will miss the Keno King Gerald Lukowski Sr., the KENO MACHINE and the operators will miss you also. Our Love an Prayers for ever. RIP