Obituary for Gerald "Jerry" May

"Gina,so Sorry to hear of your husbands passing. My thoughts and Prayers are with you!"

"I'm saddened to hear the loss of jerry he was a great neighbor. Sending love to Gina and family"

"My condolences to the May family,
I will always remember our daily walks around the outside perimeter of CFCF, laughing about the Three Stooges, and our found memories of the North Catholic - Frankford rivalry, I will miss my friend."

"Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal.

Holding you close in my thoughts and hoping you are doing OK."

"My big brother Jerry. I always looked up to him. If I needed advice he would give it to me. If I needed a hand he would help with anything. My brother worked hard all his life. Then he became ill. Jerry retired and lived in Wildwood. He always talked about the shore. He drove from the shore to the doctor's for check ups. Not too long ago, Jerry started not feeling well. My brother never gave up. I worked one Saturday, and on the way home I stopped and got him pretzels for a snack. I told him I will be back later tonight and I will bring you Charlie's pizza. He said I love Charlie's. Later that day I stopped by and delivered the pizza. Little did I know this would be the last time I'd see him. I am so thankful I got him what he wanted. I could tell more about my brother, but I am too heartbroken to go on. Jerry you will be well missed by everyone. Love your brother Gary."

"My deepest condolences. Rest in peace, Sir!"