Birth date: Sep 11, 1940 Death date: Jan 30, 2007
Jerry was born in Culleoka, TN, son of the late Jerald and Mildred (Valentine) Weatherford.He was an active member of the Kirkwood, MO, United Methodist Church, where he drove the church bus. He had retired from 32 yrs. of teachin Read Obituary
We find comfort in realizing that no one whom we truly have loved, is ever lost to us. We carry them with us in our hearts and in our thoughts. We dream their dreams and uphold their ideals. They remain a part of all we dare and all we do. And they live on in the ideas and values, preferences and pleasures which they imparted to us. May you celebrate his life for having touched all of ours.
I worked my first year at Busch Stadium as an usher in 2006 and wanted to express my sympathy.
My condolences to your family for the sudden passing. I worked with Jerry at the Ballpark. He was a part of the family that is formed once you start working there. Its a loss for that family as well as yours.
Peace by with you.
I was so sorry to hear of Jerry's passing. He was my biology teacher at Fox in 1969, and Senior sponsor for class of 1971.
I work in a different area at the Stadium than Jerry, but know some people that work with him, and I know he will be missed at the park.
Our sympathies and prayers are with you. God Bless Jerry and your family.
As you share the stories and the memories of how he lived his life may you find comfort and may you also know the deep sympathy and concern that is felt for you and all your family.
Judy & Bill and family
MY SYMPATHY..HE WILL BE MISSED AT THE BALLPARK.
Our family has your family in our thoughts and prayers. We have many good memories of Jerry, from funny Fox stories my dad, Drex Frasure, shared with us to the many days and nights together down at the stadium. We could never repay his kindness in subbing for my mom at ICS during my dad's illness. Jerry was a great man who will be sorely missed. We are lucky to have called him friend and we celebrate his life.
The Newtons
Doug, Lynetta, Noah, & Kyra
Elaine and family,
I can not express how deeply sadden I was to hear of Jerry's passing. I am sure I speak for entire staff when I say we were like family. We spent the last 11 summers together. I knew if I needed something done, I could ask Jerry to take care of it. His warm heart and caring approach allowed him to befriend many a guest and fellow stadium employee. We were all blessed to know him. Thank you for sharing him with us. He will be forever in our hearts and prayers.
Dear Weatherford family,
I have worked with Jerry for the past 4 years at Busch. I am assigned to Tammi's crew and float between the Scoreboard Patio and the bleachers. Jerry will be sorely missed this season at the stadium. He was a very sweet man. Every evening as I took my break, I would cut through the patio to get a soda. Jerry always was standing there to give me trouble as I came around the corner. He always made me laugh, and I will really miss that. He always spoke fondly of his family, especially his grandkids. May God bless your family in this time of sorrow. Know that everyone at Busch will miss Jerry terribly. I will say a prayer for him, and your family. Sincerely,
Maggie Hermann
