Gerald L. Disch

Jason and family, I'm so sorry to hear about your dad. Sending prayers

Jerry was my friend and boss in the early years of my life. He taught me how to drive a Divco standing up and I only dented his head a couple of times when his head hit the windshield after I found brake rather than clutch. Jerry was always fair and understanding when a 16 year old kid screwed up. I worked for and with Jerry for 5 years. Without Jerry I could never had afforded to go to the uw and I hope he knows how much he changed my stars. Jerry was the hardest working man I ever knew and I've know a few in my days. I loved working with Jerry and eating three egg sandwiches for breakfast in Okee. May he rest in peace! Brian Osterhaus

thinking of Jerry's family and friends today. Sorry for your loss. My cousin whom I have not seen in years but remember him very well. He will be missed.

Jason ~ my heartfelt thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. May you be comforted by warm memories of your dad and the supprot and strength of your family and friends get you through this difficult time. He raised a wonderful son and you should feel very proud of the man you are. My thoughts are with you. ~ Jackie Taque

From the moment I joined the family Jerry always made me feel so welcome. I never spent time with him when I didn't have fun. Jerry had a big heart and was always kind to me. I will surely miss him. He loved his family dearly. May God comfort you all. Bonny