Jerry Leroy Welch entered eternal rest February 5, 2022 at the age of 70. He was preceded in death by his parents; Joe Leroy Welch & Opal Jane Rainey Welch.
He is survived by his wife of 23 years; Linda Welch. By brothers, Sammie Welch and Lynn Welch and by his sisters; Jan Richie and Jean Cochran.
Growing up Jerry lived with his family in the Vernon, Texas area including the Waggoner ranch. He attended Odell and Lockett schools. He later lived in Wichita Falls, Texas and San Antonio, Texas.
Jerry worked at the Alamo in San Antonio for 26 years. He dressed as Davy Crockett every year for "Fall of the Alamo".
He will be missed by so many friends and his family.
He is survived by his wife of 23 years; Linda Welch. By brothers, Sammie Welch and Lynn Welch and by his sisters; Jan Richie and Jean Cochran.
Growing up Jerry lived with his family in the Vernon, Texas area including the Waggoner ranch. He attended Odell and Lockett schools. He later lived in Wichita Falls, Texas and San Antonio, Texas.
Jerry worked at the Alamo in San Antonio for 26 years. He dressed as Davy Crockett every year for "Fall of the Alamo".
He will be missed by so many friends and his family.
Jerry Leroy Welch entered eternal rest February 5, 2022 at the age of 70. He was preceded in death by his parents; Joe Leroy Welch & Opal Jane Rainey Welch.
He is survived by his wife of 23 years; Linda Welch. By brothers, Sammie Welch and Lynn Welch and by his sisters; Jan Richie and Jean Cochran.
Growing up Jerry lived with his family in the Vernon, Texas area including the Waggoner ranch. He attended Odell and Lockett schools. He later lived in Wichita Falls, Texas and San Antonio, Texas.
Jerry worked at the Alamo in San Antonio for 26 years. He dressed as Davy Crockett every year for "Fall of the Alamo".
He will be missed by so many friends and his family.
He is survived by his wife of 23 years; Linda Welch. By brothers, Sammie Welch and Lynn Welch and by his sisters; Jan Richie and Jean Cochran.
Growing up Jerry lived with his family in the Vernon, Texas area including the Waggoner ranch. He attended Odell and Lockett schools. He later lived in Wichita Falls, Texas and San Antonio, Texas.
Jerry worked at the Alamo in San Antonio for 26 years. He dressed as Davy Crockett every year for "Fall of the Alamo".
He will be missed by so many friends and his family.
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