Birth date: Jul 3, 1957 Death date: Jul 26, 2025
“But our citizenship is in heaven. And we eagerly await a Savior from there, the Lord Jesus Christ, who, by the power that enables Him to bring everything under His control, will transform our lowly bodies so that they will be lik Read Obituary
Jerry fishing with Mike Scott & William McAdoo at Ted Gish Lodge
Mike Scott’s Retirement Party with the McAdoos
I'm extremely grateful to Jerry for giving me an opportunity to work with him and his firm at Stream. He was such a great guy - so dedicated, hard-working, high integrity, and smart. Will really miss him. Truly sorry for his family and pray they will be OK. Thank you for this opportunity to post something about Jerry. He will be remembered.
I had the pleasure of working directly with Jerry for the last 3 years and in all of our interactions he was always the most straight forward and honest person. He left an indelible mark upon me as a person and I am blessed to have gotten to interact with him!
I have many very old memories memories and some recent. Jerry was my oldest friend - we met in 4th grade on a father son Cub Scout campout. I was in awe of him and his famous dad who was bigger than life. Jerry ate a whole can of bbq baked beans! He was a strong kid!
We went through high school and college together and rendezvous’ed in Dallas in our 20s. So many joyful times. He was a great “brother” and added lots of energy and soul to every occasion. He was an emotional guy - I loved that about Moz. Humble too. I was so impressed when he put himself through SMU and earned an engineering degree. I can’t imagine a bigger academic comeback for a kid :). Jerry had a lot of fun at KU but not much studying!
I moved to Dallas 20 years ago and was able to see Jerry regularly and stay connected. He made my life richer for knowing him, and I was fortunate to experience in person the great love between Linda and him. He clearly considered himself a lucky man and all who spent time with them were blessed by their marriage. I’ll truly miss him. His dad was famous, but Moz has his own legend.
Brad Shoup
Such a loss - always a tremendous friend, teammate, brother in the bond, and a Chiefs fan! You will be missed. Rest in peace.
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Historical Highlights - High School State Championship team dinner circa November 1974 - Jim Lynch, Jeff Sussman, The Mays Boys, and Jeff's dad. Part of the North Boys and Girls - all Phi Delts and a few dates/girlfriends/future wife. Hill Champions in 1978 at KU.
My condolences to Jerry’s family at this difficult time! He was an awesome guy and businessman!
I remember Jerry always laughing when we were children but always taking up for me because I was the youngest of five cousins. When we would go out to eat with or without my mom he always hugged me like I was his long lost best friend and he had the best wit of anyone I have ever met! Truly a sharp mind melded with great compassion. He hated what had happened to his body because of his condition but he fought to be his best and didn’t complain to outsiders. Honestly the comments that came out of his mouth made me laugh out loud! And his kindness and being such a gentleman to my mom earned my heart! He and his incredible soul can’t be replaced!
