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Carson Loveless
April 21, 2024
Condolences to his family
robert mayer
April 18, 2022
THANK YOU FOR ALL THE EXCIMENT AND YOUR PERFECT COMMENTARY. YOUR CHAIR SHOULD BE RETIRED ALONG WITH YOUR NUMBER.
Tony
December 7, 2021
To the family, many, many friends, and fans of this great person who played second baseman with the Boston Red Sox. Mr. Jerry Remy was an All-Star second baseman for the Boston Red Sox as well as a color commentator after his retirement. He had a wonderful career in the sport of baseball. May you find comfort in your wealth of fond memories together with Mr. Jerry Remy. May the God of comfort bless your grieving hearts with strength, loving kindness and peace as the world copes with the loss of Mr. Jerry Remy.
Kristen Higgins
December 2, 2021
Best RedSox player and announcer. Is so beloved by all. We will miss his super personality and zest for life.Rest in peace Jerry.
BRANDON DUNCAN LASALLE I
November 17, 2021
HAPPY , HUMP DAY !!!!!!!!!!!! BUT , MORE IMPORTANTLY ENJOY , YOUR HOLIDAYS TO A LONG-TIME BOSTON RED SOX 2ND BASEMAN AND ANNOUNCER TO YOU !!!!!!!!!!!!!! GENTLEMEN #11 #8 #10 #15 #74 #14 #29 #12 #32 & #30 MICAH 1:01-1:30-2:01-2:60-3:01-3:50-4:01-4:40-5:01-5:30-6:01-6:90-7:01-7:80 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
KEVIN SARA & WILLIAM GOODGER
November 16, 2021
ENJOY , YOUR HOLIDAYS TO YOU !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GENTLEMEN #11 #8 #10 #87 #8 & 36 MATTHEW 26:01-26:75 !!!!!!!!!! & PSALMS 23:01-23:50 !!!!!!!!!
THE , FALLON'S FAMILY
November 16, 2021
ENJOY , YOUR HOLIDAYS TO A LONG TIME BOSTON RED SOX 2ND BASEMAN & ANNOUNCER TO YOU !!!!!!!!!! SIR FROM , EVERYONE AT BYRON''S RESTAURANT !!!!!!!!!!!!! #8 # 10 CORINTHIANS 1:11:01-1:11:34 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! & MATTHEW 26:01-26:75 !!!!!!!!!!!!
EDWARD JIMMY HAZARD
November 15, 2021
ENJOY , YOUR HOLIDAYS TO YOU !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SIR #8 JAMES 2:01-2:80 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! & MARK 1:01-1:70 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
November 11, 2021
My condolences.
JOHN COLEMAN JASWELL
November 10, 2021
CHEERIO TO A LONG-TIME BOSTON RED SOX ANNOUNCER TO YOU !!!!!!!!!! BROTHER IN LAW BUT , MORE IMPORTANTLY ENJOY , YOUR HOLIDAYS TO YOU !!!!!!!!!!!!! BROTHER #8 #10 #13 #71 #29 #44 #15 & #32 MARK 1:01-1:80 !!!!!!!!!!!!!
November 10, 2021
Condolences to the family. God will support you during this time.
Donna Copman
November 8, 2021
Dear Phoebe and family, I know how you feel. My parents both suffered and died from lung cancer. It’s a horrible thing. I wish you sweet memories of your husband who seemed to be a very kind, funny person. I’m truly sorry that your family has gone through so much. Love from an old fan. I was born the same year as Jerry. Donna L Copman
CHEF ASHLEY DUFFY
November 7, 2021
HAPPY , HOLIDAYS TO YOU !!!!!!!!!!! REMDAWG #8 #10 #87 #13 CORINTHIANS 1:11:01-1:11:34 ?????????????????????
Cynthia L
November 6, 2021
Remdog you were one of my favorite players . You will forever be in the hearts of all Boston Fans. RIP Jerry. You are now with others great players.
Richy Schwalm
November 5, 2021
My prayers are with the remy family . Jerry will always be remembered as a great person.
Jerry Bourget
November 5, 2021
Jerry Remy was such an icon in Boston. For all of New England for that matter. The transition from player to broadcaster was very enjoyable to watch! I am a life long Red Sox fan and loved watching him on the playing field show off his speed, to hearing him in the booth showcasing his sense of humor. I am sure that I share the same sentiment as do thousands of his fans when I say he will be missed. I offer my sincere condolences to his family. I also have offered up a Holy Rosary today in his name. God Bless him and his family.
Joyce Brown
November 5, 2021
I was never a big fan of baseball, but I started watching games just to hear Jerry and Don. I laughed a lot! I was so sad to hear of Jerry's passing. Games will never be the same without Jerry.
tom brooks
November 5, 2021
Jerry was always great to hear during every red sox game he got to call commentary for and he always brought a smile to my face with his humor and his amazing personality. to his family i would like to send my condolences and always may his smile always illuminate over fenway park.
Millie Furtado
November 5, 2021
As I keep seeing it the news or on the internet, I have always felt like Mr.Jerry Remy was a part of my family. I have even cried,if he was as great and funny as he was I can imagine how his family feels right now.losing my mom to lung cancer I kind of relate , and I know he fought just as hard, we could see it I feel nothing but love and deep compassion losing Me.Remy as everyone, I've been watching every home game and away game and watched him make me laugh and feel .
To the family you have me sincere condolences and if you helps you any I know he was truly love sincerely.millie Furtado.
Jeannine dube
November 5, 2021
I still haven't wrapped my head around the fact that he's gone. It will come crashing down on all the fans when spring training games start. He was a consummate human being who came into our living rooms every day during the season, and he made us feel welcome and a part of whatever was going on in the game, and in the booth. The memories I have of laughing so hard during a game at his antics will never leave me, and for that, I am grateful to a man I will miss terribly. It is truly the end of an era in Red Sox baseball, and the games will never be the same. I hope that his family can take solace in the fact that so many people loved him, and are grieving with them, even in a small way.
Tom Chevalier
November 5, 2021
Was sorry to hear Jerry passed away.Enjoyed watching him play very fast runner and great fielder.A legend in broadcasting definitely the best the The Red Sox ever had.Watching the games just won’t be the same.
Joan Saniuk
November 5, 2021
Our condolences to the Remy family. RIP, RemDawg, and thanks for all the laughs.
Sean Donnelly
November 4, 2021
Being 25 years old in Boston, I feel as if Boston sports have really shaped my life. That being said there has been one go to in media, Jerry Remy was NESN, was Baseball and was Red Sox nation.
Remy wasn’t just a connection between the team and media but a true community member.
(Myself) Growing up in Waltham, Mr. Remy was frequently out. I remember the first time running into him around age 10 (2007ish). Remy was dining in an UNO’s and graciously signed my ball and spent a few minutes saying hello. Nothing to him but made my year.
As years went on I became the bartender/ head server at a popular Italian chain in Waltham. Mr.Remy was a frequent visitor. Of course polite and a good tipper but always a genuine person.
Hearing the most well known voice of my life ordering chicken piccata and a Pinot Grigio was an experience to say the least. Mr. Remy was always polite, gracious and never carried himself above anyone else.
He seemed to have a great gauge of self importance. Never “big timed” anyone while also signing any autograph requested.
Mr.Remy was a true gentleman. They say you can tell a lot about a person by how they treat the smallest people in there lives and no matter the situation Mr.Remy treated everyone below him with class and respect.
I know I’m one of many people who was lucky enough to experience the real life link between the Red Sox and my life. That’s what Mr.Remy did, baseball seemed casual, friendly and there was always a friend there to narrate.
Thanks for the years of joy.
Sean D
Waltham MA
Gloria Fowler
November 4, 2021
Jerry was great in the game booth . He made you listen even if the game was one citied not in the Red Sox favour and you did enjoy it. RIP. Always Gloria Fowler.
Philip Kajunski
November 4, 2021
Thanks for on field and announcer memories. RIP REM Dog.
Diane Monk
November 4, 2021
Jerry was a most sincere, honest and lovable human being. He WAS Red Sox Nation!! He was in our home ever since the first day he played with the Red Sox and then to broadcasting. He was a fighter for sure and bless him for going to the game and throwing the first pitch to Eck! Loved listening to him with Don Orsillo, made us laugh so much! They were the BEST broadcasters of all time.
You are now free of the cancer, Jerry, and in God’s hands. Your spirit will always live on. Our condolences to your entire family.
Theresa and Roger Provencher
November 4, 2021
Rest In Peace Jerry Remy (Remdog). You will be missed. Always looked forward to hearing your analysis of the Redsox games. You were always in my thoughts and prayers throughout you illness. RIP
Martha and George homrig
November 4, 2021
Prayers and love to the remy family Jerry was the best he´s gonna be missed his fans from wilmington California he´s an angel now
Mary Darlene Dunwoody
November 4, 2021
To the family of Jerry Remy. Jerry was the friend I never met. His knowledge of baseball made him a star, his love for the Red Sox made him a home town hero. When we moved 1400 miles away I immediately began paying ridiculous amounts of money to Direct TV so we would still have NESN, and still have Jerry. His laughter and sense of fun will stay with me always. I hope you knowing Jerry touched so many is a small comfort. It means a great deal to me. RIP dear friend.
Marsha Gove
November 4, 2021
Every season (30) I would watch the red Sox w my eyes closed so I could hear the remdawg’s voice. The first game was always amazing having him in the booth. No doubt I will REALLY miss him. I have a tradition of taking out my small Wally and placing him near the t.v. Until the season was over. Then I would put him away. Not now He will remain out. I’m so sorry for your loss. I know I’m just a fan however I know he is missed by everyone. Fenway has lost our king. Again I’m so sorry
Anne Kent
November 4, 2021
My deepest condolences to the Remy family and friends. Jerry left us all with wonderful memories as a player and broadcaster. He put a smile on my face and laughter always. He fought a great fight with courage and faith. Baseball will never be the same. RIP Remdog. ❤
Nancy Abilheira
November 4, 2021
Deepest Sympathy on your loss. Will miss seeing him in the booth-always enjoyed his thoughts and interactions during games!
Mary Hsllshan
November 4, 2021
A man who always went above and beyond as a player and broadcaster for the Boston red sox I loved meeting him in person through the bosox club he will be missed but never forgotten
Joan Helmer
November 4, 2021
Remdog was the Red Sox. It won't be the same as
I watch the games. Thank you Jerry for all you did for us and the Red Sox. RIP.s
joseph montalto
November 4, 2021
One heck of a ballplayer, Great broadcaster, always knew what to say , he made the game fun to watch.
LOUIS POISSON
November 4, 2021
Living in Fall River and Somerset all my life and being a contemporary I followed Jerry's career throughout his life . Although I never met him , I enjoyed watching and cheering his style of play . He was always all TEAM yet excelled at so many of the little things that made him an All Star second basemen .
As an announcer Jerry always made me feel like we were just two friends sitting together in the broadcast booth enjoying the joys and struggles the Red Sox presented to us daily .
You will be missed Jerry ! Well done !
God Bless you and your family !
May your soul REST in PEACE !!!!!!!
Patty L
November 4, 2021
Thanks for the memories Jerry. Fenway will never be the same.
CHARLENE SHEPARD
November 4, 2021
To the remy family. Please accept my deepest sympathy for you loss. Jerry will be greatly missed. The red sox will never be the same without him. God bless the family, Charlene Shepard and family
Rosemarie Serino
November 4, 2021
Jerry will be missed as a commentator. He was unique, in that he could do a play-by-play as well as have fun. I loved his antics, his expert knowledge of the game and just listening to his voice. May you rest in peace, Jerry. Watching the Red Sox at Fenway won't be the same.
Lorraine Suckow
November 4, 2021
Jerry you will be missed. I have been a fan of yours for many years. On one of our trips to Fenway I was able to get your autograph it was a thrill of my life.
Ray Turner
November 4, 2021
Jerry trips to Fenway will never be the same without you being there. May you R.IP.
Robin Choquette
November 3, 2021
R.I.P JERRY! YOU WILL BE GREATLY MISSED! FOREVER A RED SOX! FLY HIGH WITH THE ANGELS AND WATCH OVER THOSE RED SOX’S! GONE BUT WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN!
Barbara Jeanne Roche
November 3, 2021
Jerry, you will always be remembered fondly.
Tony De Mello Jr.
November 3, 2021
"Rest In Peace - RemDawg" "You Were The Best."
Tony De Mello Jr., - Kathy Lynn De Mello & Jerry Remy
Tony De Mello Jr.
November 3, 2021
I graduated from Somerset High School in 1964. Jerry and I played on the same intramural basketball team in Somerset, MA during the baseball off-season. My oldest daughter, Kathy Lynn De Mello, suffered and passed away from Leukemia in February 1980. After her passing, I conducted Skate A Thons in Seekonk, MA to raise money for the Leukemia Society.
Gerry was kind enough to attend these events and brought fellow ballplayers such as Carlton Fisk, Louis Tiant, and others. He was solely responsible for the Skating Events being a financial success. I have added a photo of Jerry, myself, and Kathy at a Red Sox game in September 1979. After the game, Jerry got Kathy an autographed ball from the 1979 Red Sox team. The world has lost a great man who definitely made the world a better place. I send my condolences to his wife, Phoebe, and his family. I will forever be indebted to Jerry for his assistance during Leukemia Society fundraises, his playing for the Red Sox, and the color commentary in the NESN booth. "Rest In Peace RemDawg." "You Are The Best."
Jeff@ tabatha Pinelli
November 3, 2021
Although we have never met you have been in our hearts and always will be.you will be missed and never be forgotten god bless you and your family rest in peace remdawg...
Marilyn Mercier
November 3, 2021
I have been a NY,fan a long time but you kept me checking Red SOXx..you were the face and voice of that team...Iloved seeing you and each time you were out with cancer Iwas so upset..you will be missed so much...God took you to heaven but left all who loved you so many wonderful memories...and you will always look down on the TEAM and and your wonderful family..
Bernadette and Joe
November 3, 2021
Jerry, we felt like you were part of the family. Every night you graced us with your presence on TV and even when we were really watching, we knew you were there...your voice resonating through the living room. I will miss that. Thank you, Jerry. RIP
Pete Kelly
November 3, 2021
To me, Jerry *was* the Red Sox. No matter who played for the team in a particular season, no matter their record, Jerry was always a reason to watch. His love of baseball was infectious. Thank you Jerry.
Suzana Magalhaes
November 3, 2021
My condolences to the Remy Family. I ‘ve been missing him & saddened by this news. He gave so much to the Red Sox and Red Sox nation will miss him calling the games. Rip Jimmy Remy
Joe Zaia
November 3, 2021
You put a great fight Remdawg RIP
Cheryl Lake
November 3, 2021
Informative and hilarious! It wasn't a Red Sox game without the Remdawg. You will be greatly missed.
Bonnie Athanas
November 3, 2021
Will be missed by my husband and I. Long time fans.
Tricia Sturgeon
November 3, 2021
I miss you already Remdawg! Watching the Redsox play at Fenway just won't be the same without your quick wit and purely Boston accent! Thank you for all the great memories.
Linda Barron
November 3, 2021
I watched Jerry play in 1978, which is when I started watching the Red Sox, and have been a fan ever since. I have moved to many states since then. The one constant was knowing that I would be listening to Jerry’s voice wherever I was living at the time. Hearing him brought me back home to MA. Red Sox broadcasts will never be the same. Buenos noches amigo.
Walter Mendillo
November 3, 2021
Rest is peace Jerry. May God bless your family through this very sad time. THANK YOU ,, for all the laughs during your broadcasts. Thank you to the Remy family for sharing him with RedSox nation.
Sandra Kane
November 3, 2021
To the Remy family my deepest sympathy. I feel like Jerry has been a part of my life for so long. Watched Jerry play for Red Sox and listened to him broadcast the games. His passion for Red Sox Nation was unquestionable. JERRYis Red Sox Nation. I´ve prayed for him thru all the turmoil he and your family have gone thru. I´ve prayed every day for recovery and was overjoyed when he was back in the booth. Watching and listening to games now without Jerry will be very difficult. My pay your memories sustain you now and forever and May you know that Jerry will live on in our hearts but rejoicing in he is now resting in the arms of Jesus and be broadcasting games in heaven. RIP Jerry and you may be gone from our lives on earth but you will always be in our hearts and in the hearts of all of Red Sox Nation. To the Remy family sending love and a huge hug
Gary Thorne
November 3, 2021
With deepest condolences to family and friends. He was a treasured friend and fellow broadcaster who will be deeply missed. The passing of good people, as Jerry was, is no small matter;.
Dave Robitaille
November 3, 2021
Remdog, you fought the good fight and kept coming back which was an example of your character and loyalty to the Sox. Will miss you, your smile, your humor and above all your voice from the booth. All the members of the Remy Report I know share my loss.
Condolences to the entire family on our great loss
Rest In Peace Dog and play that air guitar now for Tony C and all your fellow Sox who now share your peace.
I bet I know a Redhead in Va who ran the Remy report is deeply saddened.
Pax Christi
Mark Nataly
November 3, 2021
Jerry was the first professional athlete I ever met. In the late 70s/early 80s Jerry returned to Fall River for an autograph session. I was an awestruck 11-year-old...here was a real life Red Sox talking to me about my Little League career, lol. When I told him that I was a second baseman he smiled and said "practice turning the double play." I always remembered that day. Rest In Peace, Mr. Remy.
Michael Hogue
November 3, 2021
Unlike Phil Rizzuto of the NYY, who was a total homer, Jerry always spoke the truth. That the RedSox allowed him to do so is a credit to them. But THANKS Jerry for being so honest and entertaining. You are already missed !!
Paul Lake
November 3, 2021
Jerry was and always will be remembered the voice the soul of the Red Sox. A fighter to the very end. Thank you for the memories you will always prominent in ours in Red Sox Nation. <3 PL
Joseph & Pauline DeVito
November 3, 2021
We will all miss such a legend in the world of baseball , as a player and the voice of the Red Sox Our prayers & thoughts to his family . PEACE
Paul Girard
November 3, 2021
Jerry even though we never met I always thought of you out of respect. I was born a Redsox fan and all NewEngland sports fan. I am saddened by your passing and always will remember the way you made me laugh. RIP my friend
Marie Caufield
November 3, 2021
We love you RemDawg and will miss you forevah!!
Gene Woods
November 3, 2021
Gonna miss you @Sox games. You were a grand slam!
Terry Walters
November 3, 2021
Despite the fact that I am a New Yorker and die-hard Yankees fan, I enjoyed listening to Mr. Remy. Condolences to his family. RIP.
Gail Oliveri
November 3, 2021
Jerry you and Don will always be the voice of Red Sox Nation. It will never be the same. You made us laugh and still talked baseball better than anyone. You will be missed deeply. Lay in peace
A dedicated Jerry Remy fan
November 3, 2021
My sincerest sympathy to the Remy family. Jerry was the reason that many, many fans watched on NESN. May you rest in peace and know how much Red Sox Nation and the country looked up to you. Be at peace, you deserve it.
Linda Bradbury
November 3, 2021
Your going to be missed.
Mary Jarvis
November 3, 2021
You were in my living room almost every night during red sox games. You were the voice of my summer. You will truly be missed. Rest in peace, may the Angel's guide you...
NANCY PRESUTTI
November 3, 2021
YOU WILL BE MISSED R.I.P.
Helen Stocker
November 3, 2021
The NESN booth at Fenway will never look the same without Jerry. I especially will miss his analogy of each pitch and the laughter he brought to every game. My heartfelt condolences to his family.
Lucille Giaquinto
November 3, 2021
You are the reason I enjoyed watching the Red Sox so much. We also got our mother interested in the games because of you. I loved how silly you and Don got all the time. You were the most entertaining and down to earth broadcaster. Watching games on NESN will never be the same. I will never forget your day of death because it’s the same as my mother’s. She loved watching you. Rest In Peace. We all loved you.
Kiki Burek
November 3, 2021
I remember watching Jerry play with my Father every Saturday and Sunday. My Father has been gone for over 15 years, also from Lung Cancer.
You fought the good fight, Jerry. Now you may rest.
Gordon Miller
November 3, 2021
I love you Jerry , you were part of my family. You will be missed but every time I turn on NESN we will be thinking of you . May you rest in peace my brother.
Joan Bell
November 3, 2021
Jerry Rest In Peace you fought a hard battle, bless you.
Sarah Burns
November 3, 2021
Jerry Remy made the Red Sox games so much fun to watch. His sense of humor and knowledge of the game was enjoyed by every generation. I have many fond memories of watching together with my parents and later with my own kids. When the game began to drag or if we were losing badly, he’d always find some alternate entertainment, sometimes at the expense of some random fan but always heartfelt. I learned so much about baseball from him and loved hearing his stories about his days as a player. He’ll be sorely missed by all.
Terry Callahan
November 2, 2021
.I love you Jerry r.i.p sweetie
MaryAnn Romaine Peterson
November 2, 2021
You will be sooo missed!! All the fans and me especially!!! You will always be in my heart Jerry!! RIP Go Red Sox!! ❤❤
Deborah Halo
November 2, 2021
Mr Remy you are the reason I fell in love with the Red Sox. Watching a game will never be the same without you. I will miss you. Rest in peace
Karen Silva
November 2, 2021
I am so heartbroken to hear of your passing. You will for ever be remembered as one if Somerset's Sons. My deepest condolences to your family. I shall always think of you on October 30th as it is also the day my sister passed many years ago.
Karen
Somerset, MA
Dennis and Dottie Lowe
November 2, 2021
In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.
Mary Lou Mooney
November 2, 2021
Thank you Jerry for your excellence in broadcasting. You were the best. Throughout your struggles you never complained. You have no idea just how much you have done for broadcasting. I so enjoyed listening to you and you and Don. You both made it fun.
Rest in peace my Fall River friend.
George and Michelle
November 2, 2021
Jerry has been in our house for many years as a player the color guy in the booth. He is like part of the family. The booth will never be the same.
RIP REM DAWG!
Carla Vose Green
November 2, 2021
Boston, Red Sox Nation and MLB have lost such a dynamic person. He will be forever in everyone's heart and soul. So very sorry to his family and friends. RIP RemDawg. Love you always
chad widelo
November 2, 2021
Our most sincere condolences to the remy family,NESN,and the Boston Red Sox! A New England icon and Institution is no longer with us and being at Fenway will never be the same! Thanks for being a true fighter and dirt dawg! Priceless memories of you in the booth will be cherished forever!! Thanks for all you did!! And said! Everything!! You will be sorely missed!! Rest easy! And Buenos Noches Amigo!!
Nancy Petit
November 2, 2021
"Buenas noches amigos!" "Buenas tardes amigos!" I always felt safe when I heard those words. Jerry was still here. His gift was his authenticity. He was real. That is rare. I am crushed. He was extraordinary. My deepest condolences.
RIP JERRY REMY
Annette Luongo
November 2, 2021
RIP Jerry Remy! You will be missed Love you so much! thank you for the memories!
DENISE M BOUCHARD
November 2, 2021
I also grew up in Somerset. And I remember the stories about Jerry. So sorry to hear of his passing. He made the Red Sox game's fun to watch. RIP, Jerry.
Annette Luongo
November 2, 2021
RIP you will be missed at our household! We love you Jerry Remy
Sandie Pelletier
November 2, 2021
Remember Jerry when he played with the Bristol and New Britain Conn. Red Sox teams, then on to Boston. Will be missed. Die hard Red Sox fan. Prayers and condolences to the Remy family.
November 2, 2021
Jerry reading that you passed was devastating! Your like a family member to me! You helped me through alot of health issues! When I got home from Dr's appointments I new @ 7:00pm Jerry would be on the redsox! And listening to you always made me feel better! I've been so sad since your passing but I know your not suffering! Prayers to your family from mine thank you for all the memories! I remember watching you from playing back in the 80's! We love and miss you Jerry Remy RIP
Steve and Shell Bailey
November 2, 2021
You will be truly missed Remdawg!Thank You for being a part of our lives and making us laugh during Red Sox games! We even named our last cat after you!Remcat!!
Priscilla Sullivan
November 2, 2021
You will forever be missed. As an avid Red Sox fan I so looked forward to your stories. Your laughter would make me laugh. You never hesitated to talk about the difficult things. You made a difference in the lives of those battling cancer, but also those who suffered from depression as you spoke about your struggles with it. You were a genuine guy. Loved by so many. May you Rest In Peace in the loving arms of the Lord. God bless your family.
Elsie Bauld
November 2, 2021
Red Sox baseball will never be the same. Thanks, Jerry for all the years you gave us so much joy! Rest In Peace and know that Sox Nation will never forget you.
Susan Rogers
November 2, 2021
jerry was a true professional and down to earth guy. Always smiling,always laughing, right up until the end. rip jerry you were the best!
Gail Connors
November 2, 2021
You will be missed nightly in this house, My son and I watched you guys do the broadcasting, R.I.P. you fought a great fight, thank you for bringing us joy
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