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ROBERTS Adrian - G. “Gerry” Roberts, Jr., 43, passed away Sunday, May 14, 2006. He was preceded in death by his Mother, Betty Sue and is survived by his Father, Adrian Sr., a Daughter, Kelee; his Fiance, Sheri Husk; 2 Sisters, Judy Lynn (Brian) Mangan and Adrienne Alexa Roberts; his Brother, Steven Glynn Roberts; 3 Nieces, 1 Nephew and many loving Friends. Memorial Services will be held 3:00 p.m. Friday, May 19 at Parkwood Baptist Church with Rev. Larry R. Weaver officiating. A Celebration Service of Gerry's life will follow the Memorial Service at Pine Island Fish Camp. In lieu of flowers the family would like memorials be made to Parkwood Baptist Church, 7900 Lone Star Rd., Jax., FL 32211. Please Sign the Guestbook @ Jacksonville.com Florida Times-Union
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Susanne Stirrett (Tillman)
OMG, does anyone have any details about Gerry? I can't believe he is gone. We were such buds in school. I'm heart broken.
David Early
Gerry died in a tragic motorcycle accident a few years ago. He was exiting 9A near Phillips hwy and lost control late one evening.
Michael Felmet
I knew Gerry all the way back to Elementary school (Merrill Road) and he lived at the other end of my street as a kid. It's things like this that make me wish I had stayed in closer contact with those I grew up with. Life is much too short.
Janet Reynolds (Madison)
I used to love watching him play soccer in 10th grade PE. He would run around the field with that blonde hair flying everywhere.
Chris Roberts
Gerry and I were very good friends for a long time, but lost touch. I had heard about his accident and death a few years later. I never knew until now, when exactly it was. Wow, it happened on my birthday. How sad and tragic a loss it is, he was a special guy. My heart goes out to his family and those who knew him, and were friends with him.
Raechelle Busch (Chancey)
I can still see him on the beach, carrying that surfboard! He had a fun personality. I hate posting these memorials, but it's good to see everyone sharing happy memories. :)
Bev Broadwell (Macho)
All these guys gone so young. This is terribly sad.
John Shields
I got to know Gerry a little bit after we moved off Merrill Rd in 9th grade. I would ride my bicycle past his block and always check to see if he was home - He had one of those infectuous personalities that was just fun to hang around. He was a good guy, and definitely missed.