Gerald Jerry’ Gibaud
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Greece: Friday, September 27, 2019 at age 83 peacefully in his home surrounded by his loving family. Jerry is survived by his loving and devoted wife, Marie, who together raised a family of seven children, Patty (Dan) Decker, Theresa Burkhard, David (Anne) Gibaud, Carol Gibaud, Dan (Patty) Gibaud, Linda (Mark) Gibaud, Tom (Patti) Gibaud; many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Jerry’s love for his garden symbolized the roots he planted deeply within his family. Jerry, Navy Veteran, served for 4 years. He retired from RGE in 1994. His family would like to express sincere gratitude to the many caretakers who cared for him throughout his journey of life. Friends may call Monday (Sept 30th) 4-8 PM at Vay-Schleich & Meeson, 1075 Long Pond Road. His Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Tuesday (Oct 1st) 10:00 AM at Holy Cross Church. Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, family and friends may make contributions to Lifetime Care Hospice or Holy Cross Church in Jerry’s memory.
Jerry, I remember all the good times, you, Marie, Don and me had playing Choo-Choo dominoes, You loved that game and the trips we went together. I know that Don, Your brother is waiting for you and you can talk about the old times when you both were kids together. You both look so much alike, You will be truly missed, Jerry, as I miss Don every day, I know you remember the small chimes I sent, knowing you didn’t like them. We had good times, Please give Don a big hug for me,
until we meet again, Your loving sister-in-law, Ann
So sorry to hear of Uncle Jerry’s passing. He was blessed with a big loving family who will continue to support one another in their grief. Special prayers to Aunt Marie.
My heart goes out to the entire Gibaud and extended family. You’ve lost a lost a loving father, grandfather, husband. From the time I’ve known him and your family I was always treated like I was part of the family. He will be missed and blessed by all that knew him. This world has lost a great man