Jerry Weiper Obituary

So sad to hear about Jerry's passing. I met Jerry while working at ST Publications here in Cincinnati. I had many a good (and lengthy) conversation with Jerry both on the phone or when having lunch with him. Lots of political and sports discussions. I attended many a Reds game with Jerry when he had season tickets. My best memory was on July 2, 2013 when we witnessed the Red's Homer Bailey's second career no-hitter. We were only a few

So sad to hear about Jerry's passing. I met Jerry while working at ST Publications here in Cincinnati. I had many a good (and lengthy) conversation with Jerry both on the phone or when having lunch with him. Lots of political and sports discussions. I attended many a Reds game with Jerry when he had season tickets. My best memory was on July 2, 2013 when we witnessed the Red's Homer Bailey's second career no-hitter. We were only a few rows behind the Reds dugout and remember that Bailey would never look up at the cheering crowd at the end of an inning. I think he was superstitious. Jerry was so happy at the end of that game that it brought him to tears. What a great memory! While the no hitter was advancing into the late innings that night, Jerry and I witnessed several people around us were leaving the ballpark. Jerry and I could only ask each other "Where are they going? Don't they know our pitcher is pitching a no-hitter?". It was a pleasure knowing Jerry and sorry that I hadn't kept contact with him these past few years. Peace be with you Jerry. God Bless.

I've known Jerry since at least 1995 soon after we moved to Cinci. Jerry was a delightfully "old school" gentleman and recruiter with a great personal touch who helped me a couple times when I was between jobs. One of my favorite memories of Jerry and Elaine is the first time I met them at their house when Jerry wanted to meet me before sending me to a job interview. I had to bring my two young children with me

I've known Jerry since at least 1995 soon after we moved to Cinci. Jerry was a delightfully "old school" gentleman and recruiter with a great personal touch who helped me a couple times when I was between jobs. One of my favorite memories of Jerry and Elaine is the first time I met them at their house when Jerry wanted to meet me before sending me to a job interview. I had to bring my two young children with me (ages 2 and 4 months) and Elaine graciously offer to play with them while Jerry and I got to know each other. I invited Jerry to sing in the Cincinnati Choral Society and enjoyed talking with him each week. I appreciated Jerry's lovely voice, his friendly and cheerful personality, along with his professionalism and devotion to his family. My thoughts and prayers are with Jerry's family and friends. We will miss Jerry!

I have tons of pleasant memories of Jerry/Elaine because their house, nearly the highest point on Montgomery Road (literally and figuratively), was the scene for innumerable church-related parties, picnics, and Trick or Treat for UNICEF celebrations. As for Jerry, he was a role model for me as a teenager, at the beloved Wildwood camp (now part of the Nature Center), as a Sunday School teacher and youth group leader at Kennedy Heights Presbyterian Church, and just as a friend. As

I have tons of pleasant memories of Jerry/Elaine because their house, nearly the highest point on Montgomery Road (literally and figuratively), was the scene for innumerable church-related parties, picnics, and Trick or Treat for UNICEF celebrations. As for Jerry, he was a role model for me as a teenager, at the beloved Wildwood camp (now part of the Nature Center), as a Sunday School teacher and youth group leader at Kennedy Heights Presbyterian Church, and just as a friend. As an adult, I saw Jerry as a consultant to our company as well, which also meant he became an uber-enthusiastic participant in our weekly football pool. And I had the pleasure of signing with him in the KHPC choir for decades. Just a great guy.

Sending sincere sympathy to the family. I have many fond memories of Jerry when he attended Kennedy Heights Presbyterian Church. I will keep all of you in my prayers.

You will be missed my friend. Fifty pus years with you and your family; such great memories. Backyard cookouts, Wildwood, KHPC, UC basketball games, singing in choir, and witnessing Pete's record-breaking hit. The memories live on. Grace and pease to you and your family.

Dear Weipers,

We were so sorry to hear of Jerry's passing! We have so many fond memories of his clear beautiful tenor voice and of his constant willingness to sing anywhere and anytime. Especially this year, as we will not be able to carol to our shut-ins, we remember the many years that Jerry tirelessly led us in song to brighten the season for so many people.

Sending you prayers, love and hugs,

The Langhorst Family--Gary, Janet, Abby and Ben