Son of John Neal Blair and Janis Mercedes Ervin Blair Parman. Janis divorced John before Jerry was born. Jerry was raised by Glen Oliver Parman and Janis.
Jerry had 4 brothers Richard Glen Parman, Douglas Giles Parman, Russel Keith Parman, Larry Kevin Parman, 3 sisters Glenda Beth Parman Carella, Nelda Lynn Parman and Nita Janell Parman Hopkins.
Jerry married Jerry Nell Wright on March 30, 1963 in Ceres, Stanislaus, California. They had 2 sons Jerry Antony Blair and Jerry Adam Blair.
Jerry and Jerry Nell lived on Austin Road in Manteca, California for most of their married life. This is where they raised their sons.
Jerry opened and operated a machine shop in Stockton, California, American Metal Crafters. He had many employees and was doing very well, until Jerry's cancer. The Business hung on through the early stages of his illness but failed when he was unable to spend the time needed to keep it profitable as Jerry was the company. He was also hounded by the IRS as he was fighting cancer which wore him weak with worry.
His brother Doug told Jerry Nell that Jerry was the big brother, he went first to show us the way. We love him and will always miss him. Cancer can not take away memories.
Jerry asked for his ashes to be spread in the mountains above Kennedy Meadows in his favorite spot he hunted deer. He would live and work yearly to find the time to ride his horse Copper into the back country to find the peace life did not give him. It is here he rests peacefully through eternity.
Jerry had 4 brothers Richard Glen Parman, Douglas Giles Parman, Russel Keith Parman, Larry Kevin Parman, 3 sisters Glenda Beth Parman Carella, Nelda Lynn Parman and Nita Janell Parman Hopkins.
Jerry married Jerry Nell Wright on March 30, 1963 in Ceres, Stanislaus, California. They had 2 sons Jerry Antony Blair and Jerry Adam Blair.
Jerry and Jerry Nell lived on Austin Road in Manteca, California for most of their married life. This is where they raised their sons.
Jerry opened and operated a machine shop in Stockton, California, American Metal Crafters. He had many employees and was doing very well, until Jerry's cancer. The Business hung on through the early stages of his illness but failed when he was unable to spend the time needed to keep it profitable as Jerry was the company. He was also hounded by the IRS as he was fighting cancer which wore him weak with worry.
His brother Doug told Jerry Nell that Jerry was the big brother, he went first to show us the way. We love him and will always miss him. Cancer can not take away memories.
Jerry asked for his ashes to be spread in the mountains above Kennedy Meadows in his favorite spot he hunted deer. He would live and work yearly to find the time to ride his horse Copper into the back country to find the peace life did not give him. It is here he rests peacefully through eternity.
Son of John Neal Blair and Janis Mercedes Ervin Blair Parman. Janis divorced John before Jerry was born. Jerry was raised by Glen Oliver Parman and Janis.
Jerry had 4 brothers Richard Glen Parman, Douglas Giles Parman, Russel Keith Parman, Larry Kevin Parman, 3 sisters Glenda Beth Parman Carella, Nelda Lynn Parman and Nita Janell Parman Hopkins.
Jerry married Jerry Nell Wright on March 30, 1963 in Ceres, Stanislaus, California. They had 2 sons Jerry Antony Blair and Jerry Adam Blair.
Jerry and Jerry Nell lived on Austin Road in Manteca, California for most of their married life. This is where they raised their sons.
Jerry opened and operated a machine shop in Stockton, California, American Metal Crafters. He had many employees and was doing very well, until Jerry's cancer. The Business hung on through the early stages of his illness but failed when he was unable to spend the time needed to keep it profitable as Jerry was the company. He was also hounded by the IRS as he was fighting cancer which wore him weak with worry.
His brother Doug told Jerry Nell that Jerry was the big brother, he went first to show us the way. We love him and will always miss him. Cancer can not take away memories.
Jerry asked for his ashes to be spread in the mountains above Kennedy Meadows in his favorite spot he hunted deer. He would live and work yearly to find the time to ride his horse Copper into the back country to find the peace life did not give him. It is here he rests peacefully through eternity.
Jerry had 4 brothers Richard Glen Parman, Douglas Giles Parman, Russel Keith Parman, Larry Kevin Parman, 3 sisters Glenda Beth Parman Carella, Nelda Lynn Parman and Nita Janell Parman Hopkins.
Jerry married Jerry Nell Wright on March 30, 1963 in Ceres, Stanislaus, California. They had 2 sons Jerry Antony Blair and Jerry Adam Blair.
Jerry and Jerry Nell lived on Austin Road in Manteca, California for most of their married life. This is where they raised their sons.
Jerry opened and operated a machine shop in Stockton, California, American Metal Crafters. He had many employees and was doing very well, until Jerry's cancer. The Business hung on through the early stages of his illness but failed when he was unable to spend the time needed to keep it profitable as Jerry was the company. He was also hounded by the IRS as he was fighting cancer which wore him weak with worry.
His brother Doug told Jerry Nell that Jerry was the big brother, he went first to show us the way. We love him and will always miss him. Cancer can not take away memories.
Jerry asked for his ashes to be spread in the mountains above Kennedy Meadows in his favorite spot he hunted deer. He would live and work yearly to find the time to ride his horse Copper into the back country to find the peace life did not give him. It is here he rests peacefully through eternity.
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