I worked with Jeri in Stafford at Tyco for several years.  We got to be good friends and I spent lots of time talking with her every morning.  She had a love for animals and would tell me about her weekends at SPCA volunteering.   She was a great person.  She may be gone but my memories of her will remain.  

I had the chance to meet Jeri in Louisiana only once in the week from November 12th to November 16th 2007 and was fortunate to have her as my manager within 2008, during which time she captured a place in my heart and will be forever in my thoughts. 
I wrote to her constantly during these last few months and knew that she was fighting hard but although I was very concerned for her health she was always very positive and full of hope. 
She was a lovely and genuine person always available to help anyone who would seek her advice. Jeri was my manager for such a short time but I learnt more professionally and personally from her than I did from my many other managers. A lovely soul who is now taking care of us from somewhere else in the Universe…. Sure. 


I was both very sad and also relieved to hear Jeri had passed away. Sad because it is way too soon, happy because I know from experience that the battle she must have gone through is over. 

I have known Jeri for many decades working together at Anderson Greenwood. Although both in different parts of the world we were super colleagues who needed very few words to understand each other and get things done. She was intelligent, hard working and most important a do-er who got things done and always with that dry humour and cynicism we both shared. Her contribution was paramount when I had to set up the EMEA sales organisation for Anderson Greenwood. She was internationally minded and understood customers and the different cultures, which was not always so evident at the time.  She always fought our battles in the Stafford facility on our behalf and I can honestly say she was very appreciated by all my team in all our offices throughout Europe and Middle East. 

She will be missed and she’ll have that special place in my memories where she’ll continue to live forever.


I was saddened to learn of Jeri's passing.  I was privileged to work for Jeri at Anderson Greenwood from 1999 to 2001  and with her at Dresser.  As a boss, Jeri was always supportive and kind.  She was intelligent and hard-working and would not hesitate to help out when the workload became heavy on any one of her team.  I will miss her.

May God Bless Jeri and her family.

I’m so very sad for us who love her and so very happy for Jeri. I know there are many jewels in her heavenly crown from all the kindness and blessings she gave so generously. I had the pleasure of working with Jeri both at Dresser and Tyco/Pentair.  We started as colleagues and quickly became friends.  My deepest condolences to her family. May it provide some small measure of comfort to you to know what a blessing she is to so many people and how much she is loved. 

I have had the pleasure of having known Jeri now for almost 30 years.  We first met through careers at Anderson Greenwood in the early 1990s.  Over the years, I had the honor of working for and along side of Jeri for most of my career and she was personally responsible for a few of my career moves along the way!  There are many words that I could use to describe Jeri but those that seem most fitting are intelligent, honest, trustworthy and friend.  Jeri and I had lost touch over the past several years and I had recently learned of her fearless battle which she has now ultimately WON!  My thoughts and prayers to David, Erik and the entire family.  May you find peace beyond understanding in the days to come and may she now rest in peace!  Fly on the wings of angels Jeri until we meet again!

February 20th 2019

I have known Jeri around 25 years, or so. Maybe a bit longer.  I moved to Singapore from Keystone in Stafford Texas which was in 1992. Just a few years or so I reckon before that Jeri had come to work for Keystone Stafford.  
Jeri was in the position as one of the project managers running the factory support team for the export territory, and I was in the same company covering parts of the Asian territory, so our paths crisscrossed over a long career path. 

It was not very easy, but some people just had the mindset to work hard and try and get it right, and try to have a bit of fun and keep our sense of humors along the way. Jeri was just that kind of person, dedicated and hardworking, and could be damn funny with her dry wit and sense of humor. Her support to the field sales personnel was excellent. She was at the top of our list of people, working at Stafford, that actually made our jobs worthwhile. She was always a team player, no politics or private agenda, she was always trying to help us drive and support the businesses for the customers. 

We became friends through our work at Keystone, and realized we had liked the same music, bands, and artists. That keep it fresh as we were always talking about or sending each other music or just updating on past or current tunes. 
As I finish this message, I bet Jeri you are onto the next interview for that lead vocal of a new punk rock band. We will miss you.
Bill  


I had the honor and the privilege to work with and for Jeri during my time at Anderson Greenwood and I can honestly say that she was one of the most hard-working and conscientious people that I’ve ever known, and her dedication to her job consistently went above and beyond what was expected, and she was valued and respected by a lot of people, including me. Beyond that though, Jeri was an incredibly kind and warm person with a great sense of humor and a lot of courage, especially as she faced her illness, and I consider myself very lucky to have been one of her friends. I’ll miss her and my heart goes out to David and Erik and her family. May God Bless Jeri and may God bless her family.

I shall remember her kindness and liveliness, always, from the first time I met her at the Stafford factory, 20 years ago or so.
The kind of person that really gives you the will to go on, and see things and people in a better way, even in the middle of her battle.
All my thoughts to her family.

I feel very fortunate to have worked with Jeri at Anderson Greenwood.  I remember meeting Jeri when she came to Kunkle in Fort Wayne, IN, after Kunkle was acquired by Anderson Greenwood in the early 1990s.  She was always encouraging and a great person to be around.  She is definitely missed.

I struggle to find the perfect words to describe Jeri, and can do no better than the comments on this site.  Intelligent, humorous and kind are words that  perfectly describe Jeri  who I worked with and knew for twenty years.  Many people can be described as professional, but few have the added blessing of being a good human being to their core.  Jeri was one of these people .
  Julie and I will always remember, and appreciate, that in the midst of her own health battles, Jeri made the time to find and sit with Julie while I was in surgery at the Medical Center last June.  She always thought of others.

She will be missed

Jeri was a great leader and mentor.  

I was blessed to have worked in her team when I was in the Stafford factory as a PM.  

In my career,  she was the first leader who made the following statement.
"My job is to build future leaders for our company.  We need to retain our experiences and knowledge here."
I feel this not only applied to her professional life but I am sure she used her influence in her everyday life to build our future.

I will miss her support, laughter, and guidance.  She fought every battle at work and in life.

God Bless Jeri and her family.

Let it be known that Jeri didn't lose this fight, rather she ran toward the battle with courage (and top dps). She lived her life vibrantly and passionately. Her great organizational skills were an expression of her deep caring for the people who were lucky enough to share her life. Jeri's example always inspired me to try harder when I wanted to say I couldn't.  

I'm so lucky to have known her. 

First of all I am deeply saddened by the passing of Jeri. I was fortunate enough to work with Jeri for 15 years at our Stafford plant. As Managers we were a great team and always covered for each other. I have the utmost respect for this wonderful lady and she was well liked by her peers and staff. 
My condolences to the family and may Jeri now Rest In Peace. She fought as hard as she could but was called home. 
God Bless you Jeri and the family. 

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Jeri A Dubec

November 1, 1957 – February 13, 2019

Heights Funeral Home

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