Gerald Robert “Jerry” Johnson
Gerald Robert “Jerry” Johnson, age 79, of Quincy, died on Friday, October 26, 2018 in his home. He was born on December 20, 1938 in Peoria, IL the son of Gerald M. and Marie (O’Donnell) Johnson.
Cremation rites will be accorded. Service plans and date are tentative at this time
Rest in Peace Jerry. Go Cubs!
Gonna miss my good friend, Jerry! Spent many a lunch together sharing and commiserating, as well as comparing notes, experiences, and computer challenges! My heart is heavy at his passing. Rest in peace, my friend!
Jerry was a good man. His sense of humor was a delight. His friends, students, and clients were blessed to know him. He will be missed.
What a shock to find out Jerry has passed! We did not speak often but kept in touch as much as we could. We were hoping to meet up in Chicago for lunch soon. I would really appreciate it if a family member could contact me and tell me what happened. Jerry was such a thoughtful person and I will truly miss him. 734-560-2918
I was fortunate to get to know Jerry a little bit better these past few years. He was a great listener and always had something funny to share. It is strange what makes us randomly think about those who have passed.Jerry felt very strongly about recycling and came by weekly to gather our plastics. Now, every time I put my plastic A&W bottle in the bin i think of Jerry. I consider myself very lucky to be able to call him my friend. RIP Buddy!
Jerry was a good friend of mine. He knew my son Gavin and always asked me about him. I’ve spent countless hours talking to Jerry about work related issues and personal matters. He always listened and gave great advice even if it wasn’t in your favor. One funny thing about Jerry is that he could never figure out that darn cell phone of his!
Rest in peace you will be missed!
Such a wonderful person- will be greatly missed
Pat, I’m so sorry! Thoughts and prayers to those who loved him.
I was shocked and saddened to hear of Jerry’s passing. He was as good friend of mine and I enjoyed our visits whenever I came back to Quincy. I will miss him!