Jerry Kieke - Guestbook

My sincere condolences to to Jerry's family. Although I have not seen or talked to Jerry in many years as I have been living away from Brenham since 1968. I did run track at Brenham High School with both Jerry and his brother, Larry.

Jerry will be greatly missed, he was a long time neighbor from my childhood. He was always willing to help others in his community. My condolences to the family.

Our Deepest Sympathy

Larry, my deepest condolences to you and the rest of your family. Jerry was my Little Dribblers coach when I was 8 years old and in my first year of playing basketball. I'm 55 now, and we've kept up with each other since. It was always good to see him around town. Communities need people like Jerry and his heart of gold, and I know our community is going to sorely miss him. God's blessings for peace and comfort to you.

Jerry, was a wonderful and kind person, prayers go out to the family.
He will be missed.

My Condolences to the family, Jerry will truly be missed especially at the games. May your soul continue to rest in God's everlasting arms

RIP. Slick. A true friend and volunteer for many.

Mary and family sorry for your loss. May all your memories bring you peace during this difficult time!!

Dear family,
We are so sorry for your loss. Jerry was a kind person who will be deeply missed by all.

Jerry was the best neighbor you could ever hope for. We are so sad to hear of your loss. We will always remember him. You are in our prayers.

Tom and Susan

Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

I am so sorry to hear about Jerry. Always liked working with him at Blue Bell. Jerry you will be missed. Rest in peace and sending prayers to the family.

Jerry was the epitome of selfless generosity. He treated everyone kindly expecting nothing in return.The world would be better if we all continued his legacy. Rest in peace, Jerry. You were loved.
Mary Lou and Roger

Larry and other family members. We share in your grief We always looked forward to Jerry and Larry stopping by our table at Senior Citizens to say hi, bring us up to date on the latest subject and offering help when needed. We will also miss him at his church, thru sports and playing cards and as a special friend. Larry remember our friendship is there for you when needed. Prayers for comfort ad peace for all.

Floya Ann, Wilma, Mutzie, Stoney and Alice

Dear Larry, Mary and your families, I am so sorry for your loss. Jerry was a wonderful person and a dear friend since 1st grade. He will definitely be missed by many. May God bless you during this very difficult time. Hugs, prayers and love. Julia and Albert Green

Jerry was such a kind and caring man. He was a hard worker and respected Blue Bell employee that gave of himself and his efforts for so many dedicated years. Jerry was all about the youth of the county and supporting the sports teams and agricultural kids of the county. Jerry was a social individual who enjoyed visiting and he will be missed by all who knew and loved him. Well done, loyal and faithful servant. Prayers and sympathy for all that loved and cared for Jerry.

My thoughts and prayers go out to the friends and family of Jerry. He was always so kind and supportive to the Blinn College Women’s Basketball team. I will truly miss his smile and handshakes after a good win or tough loss. Jerry will be missed. Rest in peace.

Mr. Kieke you will be missed dearly. Your smile at all the games means so much to me. Your support over the years has been amazing, you are the true definition of a Buccaneer Backer!!! Enjoy your sports with a front row seat. Until we meet again.

Debbie Watson
Buccaneer Athletics

Jerry will be missed greatly. He donated time and money to youth activities and other charities.

The Brenham athletic department will have a hard time finding a person who is as supportive and enthusiastic about the Brenham Cubs and Cubette teams as Jerry was. He was proud of each of the players and enjoyed following the teams. Mr. Jerry- you will be missed on the fields around the city. Please accept our sincere condolences.
Rick and Debra Eckert