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Jerry George Kuchar
September 13, 1922 ~ February 3, 2017 (age 94) 94 Years Old Light a Candle
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A candle was lit by Carlene Ketchum
on February 8, 2017 9:42 AM
Message from Allan & Audry Gross
February 7, 2017 12:41 PM
Our condolences and Prayers are sent to the Kuchar Family.
A candle was lit by Ellie Pauline Dylan Mary Lou and Bill
on February 7, 2017 11:43 AM
Message from William (Billy Bob) Ruth
February 7, 2017 8:20 AM
I met Jerry at Higgins Lake in 2003 we shared a love for Fishing!
We took his Nephew the Army Col. Lake Trout Fishing.
Jerry loved ice fishing & trolling for Rockies!
The last I saw Jerry was at Hill Top Assisted Living in May 2016.
I have many fond memories of Jerry!
Rest assured Jerry is fishing in Heaven!
We took his Nephew the Army Col. Lake Trout Fishing.
Jerry loved ice fishing & trolling for Rockies!
The last I saw Jerry was at Hill Top Assisted Living in May 2016.
I have many fond memories of Jerry!
Rest assured Jerry is fishing in Heaven!
Message from Lorraine Denson
February 6, 2017 12:45 PM
"Friends of our God, though they may pass away, will never be forsaken. All those asleep who in God's Memory stay, from death He will awaken. Then we'll come to see all that life can be: Paradise eternally."
John 6:40
Job 14:13-15
Luke 23:43
John 6:40
Job 14:13-15
Luke 23:43
A candle was lit by Nora Solis
on February 5, 2017 10:23 PM
Message from Jacinto and Nora Solis
February 5, 2017 10:21 PM
Our condolences the All the Kuchar family.
Mr Kuchar thank you for your service.
May you rest in Paradise. It was awesome knowing you. God Bless you
Mr Kuchar thank you for your service.
May you rest in Paradise. It was awesome knowing you. God Bless you
Message from Gene
February 4, 2017 11:13 AM
This is my uncle, he lived at Higgins Lake. On August 5th, 2005, I flew my plane up to Roscommon County Airport and Uncle Jerry met me there, from there we flew down to Willow Run Airport where they were having the largest gathering of WW II planes since the war, they had every plane there that was used in the war, he showed me the ones he was associated with, the B 24 was the one he was involved with in combat, and with which he said he was trained to operate all of the different positions of the gunners, including the belly turret gunner, the little bubble under the plane that you crawled thru the bomb bay to get to, the gunners suit was electrified to keep them warm, and once his plane was hit so many times that his wires were severed and he about froze to death. They were giving rides and tours of the B 24, I offered to pay to go on a ride with him, he said no, I then wanted him to go thru it on the tour with me so he could show me first hand his accounts, he said no, his response was that "the last time I got out of that plane from a run I said that I will never get in one again"
Uncle Jerry, may you rest in peace with your combat buddies, Gene
Uncle Jerry, may you rest in peace with your combat buddies, Gene
Message from Karen
February 5, 2017 10:10 AM
I didn't know your uncle but really appreciate your honoring him for his service to America. May he rest in peace, he has earned it.
Message from TIM RICHMOND
February 3, 2017 3:05 PM
SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS BOYS
Message from Tom and Angie Meder
February 3, 2017 2:12 PM
We are keeping you in our thoughts and prayers as you celebrate your dad's/grandpa's life. May the angels welcome him to paradise.
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