Jerry Erwin Schima

Death date: Nov 14, 2016

Jerry Erwin Schima March 13, 1949 - November 14, 2016 Jerry Erwin Schima, 66, of Pasadena, Texas died on November 14, 2016. He was born, March 13, 1949 in Baytown, Texas. He attended Robert E. Lee High School. Upon graduating fr Read Obituary

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Galyn Lorfing Of Quizarra, Costa Rica

470w ago

My thoughts and prayers are with the family. I worked with Clarence for 10 years at Exxon. Sorry about the late notice, I do not check the local papers like I should.
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Bonnie Glass Bartel Of Dayton,Texas

472w ago

My prayers and thoughts are with each of you. Jerry was a wonderful man of God that I was blessed to grow up with and call my friend. I pray that each of you will find the peace that passes all understanding that only comes from God.

Robert Hibbitts Of Amarillo, Texas

472w ago

Ms. Keri and family,
I am sorry for your loss. Mr, Jerry was a great person. I am thankful to have known him and to have been able to spend time with him. I will be praying for you all. God Bless!
Sincerely,
Robert

Ron Bishop Of Baytown

472w ago

Jerry my freind RIP. Please know I will always remember our friendship. The Fun times in Baseball & Going to all UofH Cougar baseball games. You was always a true friend to me and my family. Give Tug big Hugs from the Bishop family. God Bless.

Tiffany Turner Of Crawford Tx

472w ago

Your in my thoughts and prayers. lots of love and hugs from The Turner Family

Elizabeth Bagwell

472w ago

Kerri, so sorry to hear about Jerry. He was a good friend for many years. I remember when I worked with him in the classroom all the baseball stories he would tell. He was so into Tug's baseball and them Tyler's. He was a proud dad and papa. Then all the pictures he would show me of the Tug, the girls, grand babies and the beautiful ranch he was so proud of. He was always talking about how creative you are and how beautifully you decorated the ranch. Heaven got a great angle.

Dave Turnquist Of La Porte

472w ago

Jerry, thanks for all the great memories in the press box at the LPHS games and tailgating with us at the UH football games. The Peach Bowl was a trip I will never forget. You will be missed dearly. I know you be watching us from above at the UH - Louisville game. RIP my Coog brother.

Jeffery And Donna Hibbitts Of Eldorado Texas

472w ago

Don't know how to express my love for Jerry. Never judged was never selfish. Always rolled with the flow and ended up feet first with a smile. Hope everyone remembers him as I do. I love you coach and brother

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