Obituaries
Jerry A. Thompson
August 10, 1940 - May 3, 2020
- Private
- Memorial Service
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A Memorial Service
will be held at a later date this Summer
Jerry A. Thompson age 79, of Geneva, IL passed away May 3, 2020. He was born to Russell and Vera Thompson in Marion, IN.
He retired from Meyer Material in 2003.
Jerry is survived by his loving wife Maria, eight nieces and nephews and eight great-nieces and great-nephews.
Jerry was preceded in death by his sister Janet K. Dodson.
A private visitation will be held for Jerry. In the fall a date and time for a funeral service will be announced.
Contributions may be made in his memory to K.A.R.E. for Wildlife.
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sonya from south elgin, IL
"Jerry is the most kind, helpful, uplifting soul one could know. Maria and he make the world a better place every day by being beautiful examples of how to help your fellow man. Jerry was always there to lend a helping hand and make you laugh with a joke. He had a twinkle in his eye and a smile for everyone. Our world will not be the same without him. I'm sending so much love to Maria and all of the family."
Basil Worl from St. Petersburg, FL, FL
"I'm sure all the Thompson family will miss Jerry. He was our solid rock, intelligent and humorous. He was always interested in the family and looked forward to every yearly reunion. Bye, Jerry."
Douglas & Patty King from Roann, , IN
"Jerry will be sadly missed by all our family..Patty & I have heavy hearts to learn of Jerry s passing so soon..He was the back bone of the Thompsons and with great sadness his shoes will be hard to fill..Love Patty & Doug"
Brianna Sorensen from Geneva, IL
"Jerry was my dad's best friend and Jerry and Maria were the best neighbors any family could ask for. I'm so sorry for your loss, Maria. He was the kindest soul."
Greg Dienhart from Hinckley, IL
"I first met Jerry several years ago working on Oktoberfest events with DANK Fox Valley. We quickly became friends and I considered him one of the most honorable and kindest persons I have ever met. I wish I could have known him all of my life. My wife Kathy and I extend our deepest condolences to Maria and the rest of the family."