Birth date: May 27, 1939 Death date: Sep 5, 2020
Jerry Reed Stone was born May 27, 1939, in Blackfoot, Idaho, to Victor Reed and Vilda Williams Stone. He passed away on September 5, 2020 in Lehi, Utah. As a young man he moved quite often, and at each new school he would change h Read Obituary
What a wonderful man - he did excel in family life and love. He will be greatly missed. Love to all, Laura and family
Judy, Alaina and Scott
I am so sad to hear of your husband and father's passing. I have always loved your family. Jerry was always a great example to me, also smiling and happy. I miss all of you. I have moved to East Mill Creek.
Sending hugs and prayers.
I will always be grateful for Jerry’s help on camping trips. He went with me not because he was excited to camp but because it was the right thing to do. He has been an example to me about helping because it was the right thing to do. I will always appreciate his help and example.
In this life it is truly wonderful to have extra Parents that treat you as one of their own. Dad entered my life at 18 through my kindred spirit and sister Alaina. Over the years I have been loved and treated as one of their own to the point that my children know them as Grandma and Grandpa Stone. My heart aches for Mom, Alaina, Scott & Liz and their children. My heart also rejoices to have known such a loving and kind man. Together, Mom and Dad raised a beautiful family. I love you all and know that you are being comforted and blessed right now. Love, Janena
Our family is so sad to hear of Jerry's passing. We know he is smiling and making everyone in heaven feel like a friend.
Jerry and Judy always made you feel important and welcome. It was always so nice to visit with them and laugh, of course laugh.
Judy, Alaina, and Scott, you are in our prayers. What a wonderful blessing to have a man like Jerry as your example. Love you all.
Brother Stone, Jerry, is one of the best neighbors I have ever had. He was so kind and thoughtful to me and my daughter and grandchildren-- we deeply love him. Nothing went unnoticed by Jerry and Judy and they watched over us and our home and pets with love. I felt safe with them across the street! I am so heartbroken that he left so soon, but I am so grateful that he did suffer for a long time. Judy, we love you! You are in our hearts and prayers. Love Heidi Olsen-Hughey
Jerry was one of the kindest, goodnatured men I have ever known. Always a smile for you and a kind word. He and his wife, Judy, were two peas in a pod and their love for one another was obvious to anyone. Now, he will be watching over her, just a breath away.
