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• firemedic1560 Posts: 138 Deckhand

  January 2013 #2

  I wish I could have met him in person. He watched the Apollo missions and shuttle missions from the inside as a NASA employee. I am constantly amazed at what those people accomplished with the technology they had available to them at the time. Almost as amazed as I am about those who fought in WWII.

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• Menzies Posts: 19,289 AG

  January 2013 #3

  Jerry also collected art, which was important to him as he became more home-bound. I remember how sad he was when he decided it was time to auction/sell off pretty much everything he had including his art. If I remember correctly he had no family - he called the forum his family.

  Maybe if we tell people that the brain is an App, they will start using it.

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• Got TA Go Posts: 2,608 Captain

  January 2013 #4

  I miss our late night "discussions" here in OT.

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  Hero's Don't Wear Capes....They Wear Dog Tags.

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• keewestgrl Posts: 192 Deckhand

  January 2013 #5

  I haven't been on the forum in a long time and I am shocked at the list of those we've lost. I really loved Jerry. He was a real firecracker.

  Jenn Weiden
  http://www.islamoradaboats.com
  
  

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• Reel nut Posts: 33 Deckhand

  May 2013 #6

  Wow! I havent been on here in a while. I was lucky enough to meet Jerry a couple of times. Good man, great conversationalist. Sad to read this.

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• PompanoPete Posts: 68 Deckhand

  July 2018 #7

  Haven't been on in a while either...I remember him and sorry to hear of his passing
  
  RIP
  
  

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