S. Gerald "Jerry" Davidson

My condolences on the death of your dad. I had the benefit of having had Jerry as a law partner for ten years, but an even greater privilege of having had him as a close friend. I will miss him and our post-retirement lunches. I regret that I was unable to convey these sentiments in person to the three of you.

Richie, Barbie, and Nancy, another long ago neighbor adding his condolences for the loss of your father. I was lucky enough to know him as not only my neighbor, father of my friends, but also as a fellow lawyer who watched him work a number of times. His personable nature, lively sense of humor, and command of his practice was a sight to behold in any setting. I have great memories of the lot of you on Glen Ellyn Way.

I knew your Dad from downtown when he came in to get his haircut by Jacky, when she had surgery and I helped her. He was such a gentleman. My deepest sympathes to your family!

Richie, Barbie and Nancy, I am sorry to learn of your dad's passing. I always remember him and your mom fondly from when we were kids. I think you all gave him a run for his money (and we might've helped a bit). Kind and patient! I enjoyed reading his story here, he had some amazing accomplishment in his life. The Bunkers are keeping you in our prayers and sharing good memories of living close to the Davidsons. May your dad's memory be a blessing.

When I joined the Ross Cann Bridge Group about 10 years ago, I had the pleasure to meet and play bridge with Jerry. He was a competitive player, but thoughtful and considerate. We had many good times at the bridge table.

May he rest in peace.

Rich Portland