In memory of

Jerry Joseph Schur

August 7, 1938 - November 27, 2024

In loving memory
Jerry passed away peacefully on November 27th, 2024 at Centenary Hospital. He was the only child of John and Katherine Schur and beloved husband of 61 years to his wife Rose. Jerry was an avid Toronto sports fan of the Leafs, Argos and BlueJays. He loved golf, fishing, snowmobiling and taking family and friends for lake tours on his pontoon boat. Jerry had a successful career as a salesman with Today's Business Products for many years until his retirement.
Jerry will be very sadly missed by his family and friends. In lieu of flowers, donations in memory of Jerry may be made to the Alzheimer Society of Ontario.

Guestbook

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Bud & Ollie leschuk (family/close friends)

Entered November 29, 2024 from Oakville

We're going to miss you terribly. we'll miss your laughter, the good times and the very close relationship with you and our family. You're always in our hearts. May you and Rose dance up there in heaven. May you rest in Peace.
Вічна Память!!

DARLA GANGEMI (Friend)

Entered December 2, 2024 from WHITBY

So great memories spent with you on Chandos Lake. Will treasure them always. Rest in peace Jer with your dear Rosie. ❤️

Kelley Daniels (Neighbour and Friend)

Entered December 3, 2024 from Pickering

Jerry, you were one of a kind. Life long neighbours and friends with our family. Kind and Caring. Always up for a good debate. Legendary Friday Nights. There was never a pepper or hot sauce that was ever hot enough for you....even when your face was red and dripping with perspiration. Eat, Drink and be Merry were the words you lived by. Now it's time to rest. Cheers!

Joe and Shelley Apollinaro (Friend.)

Entered December 3, 2024 from Campbellford

Jerry, we had many laughs, good times over the years, you were a good soul, golf, your place Friday nights, cottage on Chandos, you and Rose were great hosts and greater friends. RIP and give our love to Rose🥰

Greg Leja (Friend)

Entered December 3, 2024 from Oakville

I have many fond memories of Jerry and Rose up at their cottage on Chandos Lake. My very good friend,Paul Ben, and I spent plenty of time snowmobiling or having late night chats with Jerry. He was always very friendly, funny and always up for a good chat or debate. Rest in peace Jerry. I’m sure you’ll be very missed by many.