The world is going to miss you Jerry. And your SMILE!!!! 😁 
Sending all my love and prayers to all his family and friends. 
Love ya Mike!!

Jerry and Mike had a very special and close father and son relationship. They had great appreciation for each other. I am so glad that they were able to have so many years together, lots of memories through hard times and good times. They would've done anything for each other and I'm glad I got to see their great bond through the years. Jerry will dearly be missed.

Jerry always made it a point to attend every important event the grandchildren ever had going on. He never wanted to miss a memory, and he always wanted to make sure that they knew that he cared to be at their events. I have so many pictures and memories of all the events from the time that they were little until they became adults, that he has attended. He was a very involved grandparent, and I love and appreciate him for it.

Jerry would make it a point since the day Skylar was born to come over and visit Skylar once a week. One of the best  memories is when he would have tea parties with Skylar and the Daycare children. He would always ask what goodies they were gonna have with their tea, and if he could get extra goodies on his plate, he never missed a week of visiting and spending time with Skylar. That is one of the best memories I have with Jerry and how much he loved watching Skylar grow, and spending as much time with her as possible.

One of the Great times with Jerry was when we would do Christmas together and he would always come over as Santa.Skylar would love to see him with his hat and beard and vest.He always made it a fun Christmas every year for the kids. We always made sure to get a picture of Santa Jerry with the girls even when Skylar broke her leg.

I will miss the Christmas we had fun getting together with the family and dad he's a funny guy it's not goodbye it's see you later we'll see you in heaven we will miss you so much

This is my dad Tyler and I dad's grandson I cherish the time so we had together watching football and my brother Mike's Rest in Peace Dad I we will miss you

Jerry will always be known to me as Dad! The perfect mix of gentle and ferocious if needed! Was a great friend to me in my adult life! Always enjoyed easy talks and shared openly his experiences if needed!
     So many laughs and often at his expense, but he was never afraid to laugh with us anyways! Playing a game with Dad was always sure to bring a roar or two at a minimum! 
     My favorite story of Dad is on one the many fishing trips he and I would make to the Big Horn River when he and mom would visit us in Montana! We had fished from early in the morning until about 1:00 pm, so we took lunch in the truck parked under a shade tree, and he said, “ I’m going come around and finish my chips under the tree, next to my drivers side door.” Well I fell asleep taking about a 45 minute nap leaned against my cushy seats in the cab! When I woke up I looked to see where Dad had disappeared to? To my shock and for a moment my horror! What I saw was a man curled up in a fetal position on a bed of rocks slightly smaller than the size of a  bowling balls and not nearly as smooth! Probably 10 lbs in weight for an idea of the bed he found rest on that afternoon! What I saw in those first moments when I took it all in and had no idea how I was going to accept that I killed him fishing! As I pondered the situation a few more moments, all my nightmares disappeared as he stretched and got up and said alright let’s go caught some more fish! I have no idea how he slept so hard on such a hard and uneven bed of rocks, but I love this story of him and am so glad we got to share that day!
     I have others like talking him into letting me swap his line out, so he could cast further only to watch his bobber go down the river, as I didn’t tie the knot correctly and Dad wasn’t quite sure how to tell me of my error when I looked up river to see him pondering if he had done something wrong or me! He was such a blessing to know and will always be missed and remembered! All my love DAD!

A moment shared with our beloved pet, Waffle , in Kelly and Kim home.

We were blessed to have shared a Christ centered life of love and harmony for 33 years. We always thanked God for each year we shared. I miss you terribly but have so much peace because you are home in heaven with our Savior Jesus Christ. You are a part of me and until I join you , I carry our love in my heart.♥️

Found a new brother, back in about 1998.  He contacted me, we met up. When he walked into the room, I knew. The way he walked, the way he talked. And after hearing his story. I was convinced. New half-brother, from another Mother. Resemblance...unbelievable. Dad accepted  Darrell as another Son. Dad was a Father to so many. George, Judy, Ron, Mike, Darrell, Kelly. Chet, Dave.  And all of their Grandchildren.

Dad took me to my very fist Bronco game when I was about 12.  Broncos /Packers at Mile High Stadium. I will never forget walking out of the concourse and seeing the actual field for the first time. Just warm-ups, but the sun, the green grass, as excitement built, waiting for kick-off.  I was hooked!  Been a Denver Bronco fan ever since. This picture was taken at a CSU (Colorado State University), game at the new stadium in Ft. Collins, CO. We had a great day!  It was an Orange out, which is a throwback to when they were the Colorado State Aggies, before they changed their name, to the Rams.  We wore the Orange we already had!

Empty chair is my daughter Skylar, taking the picture.  Good times, watching the parade from the yard of Dad's friend Bob Thomas.  He had THE spot. Right on the parade route.  Full crowd every year.  Bonnie Oster, Shana, Vicki, Dad, Mark Oster, and me.

4th of July Parade. Dad and I rarely missed a parade when I was a kid. Mom wasn't a parade fan. So it was usually Dad and I growing up.  We carried on the tradition with Skylar.

Dad was the type of person who would always be up for anything.  Swim in the back yard?   Heck yeah.  His Granddaughter, Skylar loved seeing Papa, when she was little. He used to come by on his breaks from Northern Armored Service (NAS), to have a little tea party with Skylar. She grew up loving her time with her Papa and Mema (Vicki).   Miss the old days.  We all had a lot of fun together.

I remember going on drives in the old green truck and asking grandpa if I could shift the gears as he drove. He would say “oh ok, you ready?!” And he would press the clutch down and I would attempt to go to the next gear but I would mess up and he would just calmly put his hand over mine and go to the next gear. He was a very patient and kind soul! He will be missed by many!!

Here's the family he accepted and loved, when he married my Mom. I wasn't even a thought yet. That's Ron Phillips, George Phillips, and Judy Phillips. Their Dad had passed away unexpectedly. Dad stepped up and became their Father. As he did later in life, with another family.   He was always able to fit in and adapt, no matter what the situation. That's why everybody loved him so much!! He will never be forgotten, by so many people.

This was my parents Wedding Day.  July 17th ,1965.   Dad was taking a big step here. My Mom had three children. It takes a strong man, to take that on. Once again, I respect him so much for that. And they weren't little ones. They were teenagers.

I believe this was the last photo taken of Dad, Mom, and I. I think they were separated at the time,  But came together for my Birthday.  Dad would never miss a birthday, or any other holiday. Would always get a card, present, and almost always a phone call. He was the most thoughtful man I've ever known.

It takes a great man to have a 25th Anniversary with two different women. Especially these days. My Dad did that! He actually did that. That takes a great man and two great women. It also shows that he had the ability to communicate and deal with any situation. That's what made him a great Dad to me!

Even though I was 30 when Jerry came into Mom’s life, he became my dad and was everything a father should be to a daughter.  The very first time my husband, Kim, met Jerry, he told me, “ He is a good man,” and that he was.   Jerry was a wonderful husband to our mom and a loving dad, grandpa, and great grandpa to my brothers and me and our children and grandchildren.            Jerry was so much fun and a good sport.  He was kind and genuine and was always there to listen when I needed advice or encouragement.  He loved to laugh and to have others laugh with him.  Family game nights will never be the same without him.  Jerry came to know the Lord shortly after he met Mom, and it was definitely a life-changing experience for him.  Jerry loved Jesus, and  it’s so comforting to know he is with his Savior now.  I will always love you my sweet Dad and miss you until we meet again in heaven.

I am so very blessed to have had the privilege to call Jerry my father-in-law.  He was always such a kind and gentle man who was always happy.  I always said he had a kind soul.  Not too many people out there as kind and genuine as Jerry.  It brings us such peace knowing you are walking with Jesus and  talking to Moses and Abraham like you are old friends.   One day we will walk with you again.  Until then you will always be loved and missed dearly.  ❤️

Grandpa Jerry was a gentle and kind soul. Whenever I was in his presence, I felt comfort and peace. I’m grateful for the love he always showed me and his boldness in his love for Christ. He loved the simple pleasures in life and taught me to love some of the same— gardening, working on puzzles, and enjoying sweet treats like salted watermelon and yummy candies.  I’m so grateful for his love and support throughout my life, always making it to my school and music performances. I have many wonderful memories I still cherish like putting together our time capsules, playing games with the family (my goodness, he was hilarious), swimming in our kiddy pool…so many fond moments I will hold dear. Grandpa Jerry (Pepa) will be missed but I am so thankful he is in the best place he could be, with our Lord. Looking forward to seeing him again one day. ♥️

My deepest condolences to the family. He was a wonderful man he was there when I lost my sister calling and checking on me. To his family my heart goes out to all.

Dad-

Just wanted to thank for always being there for me over the years. And always being a great grandpa to your grandchildren. You’re a good man with a Godly heart. I miss you deeply but glad you are home with your Creator. I look forward to seeing you again in heaven in not to far future but until that day, just know that you are missed.

Jerry was always such a genuine beam of light every time I would see him.  Such a sweet man.  I haven't seen him in years but recently ran into his beautiful bride.  My heart goes out to his family.  May your fond memories sustain your hearts during this difficult time.

I love this photo of me and grandpa, it’s ironic now that we are eating cake! Thanks for always being so much fun & so supportive. I love you PePa!

Jerry was a fun man. I think of him often when I see a game he would like to play! I remember him sitting at the kitchen table shooting at that target game for hours. 
We know he was saved and is now in heaven with the Lord. 
The family is in our prayers! 

Landy and Madison

To Jerry's family,
So sorry to see about your loss.  Thinking of you all at this time.  He always had a great smile . Each time coming into Toddys.  
I am not able to get out anymore.  
Deb Demmel

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Elbert "Jerry" Jerome Hutton

16 agosto, 1937 – 9 julio, 2025

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