Jerome was one of the best CT Technologists I have had the privilege of working with.  I met him at Paradise Valley Hospital.  He taught me a few things in CT that I hadn't thought of.  We all will will miss him, but he lives on in all of us.

Jerome and I met so very long ago when we were in elementary school.  He was my best friend Phyllis’ little brother, who quickly became a brother to me as well. I will never forget  how he always spoke and carried himself  in a sweet, caring and genuine manner, almost always being goofy and in a good mood.  We hadn’t spent much time together in the last few years, but when we did see  each other at family parties or just out and about, it was always like old times, joking around and giving each other a hard time.  Knowing the pain and struggles of losing a loved one, my heart breaks for his family and friends but I just can’t help imagining his handsome face  smiling and watching over them all, hoping they will be OK, because that’s who he was..always thinking of others and wanting the best for them.   Jerome, I love you and will miss you every day.  Until we meet again brother.   

I’ve known Jerome since Bell Junior High. I remember when he, I and bunch of our friends would play tackle football at Boone Park. Jerome always had a smile on his face and was a good friend to all. Gonna miss you bro. Rest in peace. My deepest condolences to the family.

I met Thaddeus in the 7th grade and since then I got to know Jerome and the rest of the family through the Bell and Morse days.  Those were some good times kickin it at the house with all the Abrenas.
I remember I took a Beginner Bowling class with Jerome at Southwestern and we acted like we never bowled before, sandbagging to get our handicap up.  We ended up killin it haha. 
I'll always remember him laughing and being goofy.  He always seemed to be happy.  Gonna miss that dude.

Jerome was a very cool dude. He was around VA when I first joined the Air Force back in the day. We always gravitated towards each other because of how laid back he was and nice to everyone. He stood out because he was so chill with everyone. The world lost a good one and I’m sorry to his family and other friends. 

Yo are you Filipino?  I asked Jerome.  Yeah what’s up!  Replied Jerome.  Do you speak Tagalog?  Just a konti he replied!  Alright then, let’s play billiards!!!  That’s how I met Jerome when we were stationed in Camp Lejuene, NC.  Ever since then it was always him and I unseperable throughout those days.  Roland then came in and formed our trio of friendship.  We had a blast!  From NC to VA we were bonding with friends for life!  You were such a great friend and brother.  I then followed you to SD and you continued your outlying brotherhood with me.  I will always cherish our great memories we spent together!  Until we meet again!  Top bottom bar!  Love you.

So I was introduced to Jerome in the late 90’s during our time with DOS( Definition Of Speed). He represented for the east side, I represented for the north side of San Diego respectively.  But as time went on we all went our separate ways. I joined the Navy in 2000 and got stationed in Bethesda, MD. I, like Jerome was a Hospital Corpsman too. I had received word that some friends I had in San Diego we’re stationed in VA Beach. It was at that time I  would drive down every weekend to VA Beach from Maryland just to meet up with him along with a host of others from our native home of SD and the car club Ultraspeed. We had the best times as young men that were mostly from San Diego and lived in the east coast for a short period of time. The memories that we made in VA and the ones made back here on the west coast when we all regrouped I will never forget and will cherish and treasure forever! Love you Jerome, till we meet again brother.

I considered Jerome like a brother, he went to high school with my brother Neil. I remember like it was yesterday when Jerome and all the homies would come over to my house and hang out, play video games, play pool, play cards and they even had a car racing group. I will miss you. Rest In Peace my brother. 🙏😘

I’ve known Jerome since Junior High. We’ve hung out with the same group of friends “ONSC”. We were in the same bowling team during High School. I would always go to his house and he would always be the one driving my CRX. He was one of the reasons I joined the Navy and chose the HM rating. We met up again at my first duty station in Portsmouth, VA (99-01) on weekends because he was in North Carolina. We belonged to the same car club, Team Ultraspeed. I will always remember the good times we had. Fair Winds and Following Seas. Until we meet again. Love you bro. 

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Jerome "Triggz" Lerey Abrena

2 septiembre, 1976 – 16 noviembre, 2019

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