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Jerrold Stout Obituary
Jerrold "Jerry" Stout, age 81 of Mt. Blanchard passed on January 3, 2024 at Bridge Home Health Hospice, Findlay, OH.
He was born September 14, 1942 outside of Carey, OH to the late David E. and Martha L. (Presler). He loved his family and enjoyed the fellowship of family and friends' gatherings. He married Ann E. Opp on September 5, 1965, at the Arlington United Methodist, Arlington, OH and she survives. Also surviving are two sons Brian (Cheryl Corron) Stout and Steve (Ale) Stout and daughter, Marsha Blanco; two beloved granddaughters, Gail and Maya Blanco; sister Donna (Lee) Talamantez, niece Kim (Dave) Regnier and their family.
Jerry was a member of the Delaware Township Volunteer Fire Department for 59 years. He was the Delaware Twp. Vol Fire Chief (1972-1981) and served on the Mt. Blanchard Town Council (1971-1979). Jerry was a member of the Mt. Blanchard United Methodist Church and served as a trustee. He was a supporter of the Riverdale Athletic Boosters and the Eagle Creek Historical Organization. Jerry liked animals, traveling, working in his garage, and mowing with his lawn mower. After graduating from Vanlue High School, he owned a milk truck route. He then transitioned to being an owner-operator trucker for several years. After serving as a fleet mechanic at Air Products, Jerry worked at Findlay Implement and then Hancock County road mowing crew. All through the years he worked on the family farms maintaining equipment, raising crops, maintaining fences, and raising cattle.
Visitation will be 10:00 am to noon on Saturday, January 6 at CRATES FUNERAL HOME in Arlington, OH, where the funeral will be held at the conclusion of the visitation at noon. Pastor Jim Williams will officiate and interment will follow at Riverview Cemetery, north of Mt. Blanchard on SR 37.
Memorials may be made to the Delaware Vol. Twp. Fire Dept and online condolences are welcome at www.coldrencrates.com.
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Cal Saltzman
December 18, 2024
Jerry was an outstanding man. As a fellow classmate, I Cal Saltzman (150 lbs) had the privilege of aways playing "across" from Jerry (200 lbs) while at football practice. I seldom was able to stop him, but every 50th or so times Jerry would let his guard down and I would stop him. Of course, the Coach would chew him out and for the next 48 times, I would suffer but it was worth it. Even after all of this, Jerry and I remained friends thought out our lives. He was a outstanding man, his community, and I know his family miss him. I will always have memories of Jerry and all of my other classmates as many of us were fortunate enough to spend 12 years in the same classroom and usually within a few feet of each other as we were always seated in alphabetic order.
Cal Saltzman, Cary NC.
Class of 1960 Vanlue High School, Vanlue OH.
Gerald (Jerry) Baughman
January 7, 2024
Jerrold was good friend and a neighbor of mine. We went to the same church growing up, and rode the same school bus to Vanlue Local High School. We were on the football team together. After graduation our paths diverged and I lost track of him from time to time. Rest in peace good friend.
Calvin Saltzman
January 5, 2024
I had the privilege of spending 12 years with Jerry as a classmate. I will never forget Jerry as I had the privilege of playing 2nd string football across from Jerry most practices, he just squashed me. But once in awhile he would let his guard down and would get through him. Of course for the next couple of times he would squash me more.
He was a good man a good family man and a friend. May he rest peace. My thoughts are with his family...Cal Saltzman Vanlue Class of 1960
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