Birth date: Oct 6, 1953 Death date: Aug 7, 2019
Jerry Acree passed away peacefully in his sleep August 7, 2019. He was born in Torrence, California October 6, 1953. Jerry retired from General Motors after 32 years in 2012. He enjoyed being outdoors and long motorcycle rides.Jer Read Obituary
RIP Jerry, from your former co-worker at GM , I remember our time in the paint department and how easy you were to work beside. My condolences to your family and other friends.
Such a sweet and precious man taken from us far too soon. Uncle Jerry, you were one of a kind. See you on the other side.
My Husband, Lover, Father and Friend. Even though you are not here in flesh and blood, you will live forever in our hearts and memories. I would take this journey with you all over again. I know you are in good company. Enjoy your ride for every day will be sunny. I will see you soon. I Love you with all my heart and soul.
Our family knew Jerry since grade school days. He also shared October 6 with my brother Joe. I haven’t seen him since our GM days. Jerry will be missed by all I’m sure. RIP Jerry.
Jerry will truly be missed ! He was like a little brother to me , always good for a laugh! Frank and I got to spend a few days with him in Houston recently, I will always cherish those memories !!! Love you Jerry ! Praying for Debbie & Nick ??
Jerry was the youngest sibling in our family. Jerry had a big heart and was always there for family and friends in need of assistance. I have a lifetime of fond memories of Jerry. It will be these memories that will fill the void in my life as I move forward in life without him. I would like to personally thank everyone for your kind words and shared memories of my brother, bless you all! Rest In Pease little brother! Love you Frank !
Jerry was an amazing coworker with heart! May God bless him and hold him in his arms. May eternal rest grant into him dear Lord and May perpetual light shine upon him!
Rest In Peace.
General Motors Arlington Assembly was sorry to hear of your loss. May God Bless.
We used to Ride all over with Jerry nice guy you will be missed.R.I.P. brother Jerry.
