Dear Elaine, Richard, Bruce, and family, 

I was sad to hear of the passing of Cousin Jerry.  He was one of my favorite cousins.  My most vivid memory was when I was very young.  I was in Tulsa visiting the Aunts and my paternal Grandmother.  Times like that are not the easiest for a young girl to experience.......After kissing everyone hello and having the usual"Kosher Deli Lunch", I escaped to the big front porch and sat on the steps.  Jerry and Elaine soon joined me. We had a nice chat.  Jerry was so much fun and always kept me laughing.  We played games and he made the day pass much faster.  He had on his Uniform and he and Elaine seemed so happy.  I believe they always were.  They had a good marriage and a lovely family and they were blessed.  Losing a loved one is never easy and I send my love  and sympathy to all.            Cousin Donna

We will miss seeing Jerry who attended almost every Temple or Synagogue function. 
Michael and Diana Robinson

 I remember the year we all met in San Diego for Thanksgiving. I think it was 1991.  Jerry (and Elaine) went with us to the San Diego Zoo. While at the zoo, using a TV the size of a cell phone, Glenn and Jerry watched the Nebraska vs. Oklahoma football game together that day, both rooting for Nebraska. 
But my most vivid memory is eating dinner at a supermarket in Oklahoma City with Jerry and Elaine, May 2019. We were sitting near a wall of glass and sirens went off. Having lived on the East Coast my entire life, I asked Jerry what the sirens were for. Very calmly, as if they meant nothing, he said "Tornado". The sky was green and stormy,  and I was terrified, but. Jerry just continued his story as if it was nothing. The threat of tornados passed, just as Jerry said it would, and we all enjoyed the evening together. 

Jerry was such a gentleman.  We always looked forward to engaging in conversation with him and Elaine.  They were so informative from their vast years of experience.  He was an integral part of book club for so many years.  Love

Dear Elaine, Richard, and Family,

John and I were sorry to learn of Jerry’s passing. We are thinking of you all.

Marsha & John

We are so sorry to hear about Mr. Muhlberg.  He was always so sweet and fun to talk to at Oneg. We are sending love and hugs especially to Mrs. Muhlberg, Jon's third grade teacher. Love, Jon, Laura, Sarah, Jarah 

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Jerry Muhlberg

29 March, 1925 – 24 November, 2020

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