Jerry to my mother in law  I am so  sorry for your lost  I will tell the girl and steve  tomorrow . I know you will miss your soul mate , may  peace be with you .

An honor to call him family. He will be missed. He was always happy, caring person and made you feel good to be around him.  I wish I could have been there for you both.  Know that you are greatly loved by our family.

Other Jerry was my brother-in-law for about 28 years. He was the BEST!! Always in a good mood even when it was plain things were not going well. He worked on my old house for months!!There was'nt anything he could not do. From electrical,plumbing,sheetrock,you name it,he could and would do it. It's going to be hard not to refer to the Jerry's.Because where one Jerry was the other one was right there to.I will miss him the rest of my life.

I was privileged and very lucky to work with Jerry for many years in the Baytown Chem Plant.  He was an expert at his job and was fun to be around.  One of my favorite memories of Jerry was he and I laughing the day he placed a sign on his office door that said "Not Always Right But Never In Doubt"!  Jerry will be greatly missed.  My thoughts and prayers are with the family.

Jerry, please accept my condolences. My prayers go out to you and your family during your bereavement. As you know I have worked closely with Jerry for many years at ExxonMobil and I found him to be one of the most knowledgeable persons I've met. He was the type that was not shy about sharing his knowledge with anyone that was in need. Jerry has definitely left his footprints at the plant for many years to come. Along with a mass of others I will truly miss him.

Hi Jerry,

I was just informed this morning about Jerry's passing. Please accept my condolences. My prayers go out to you and your family during this time of bereavement. Ironiccally my "to do list" this week included contacting Jerry to inform him of the upcoming Joe Sample concert in September. He would not only come to enjoy the music but he also wanted to support our charity orgainzation which helps inner city Catholic school kids in the Houston area. As you may remember I worked very closely with Jerry daily for many years at the Chemical Plant and I got to know him well. He was and will alway be an honorable man and will be missed tremendously.

I was an honor and a privilege to have worked with Jerry at ExxonMobil.  He certainly was a mentor to me and I learned so much working with him. Jerry's knowledge, sense of humor and nerves of steel under difficult system changes always made what would normally be a stressful time actually quite fun.  I shall miss him greatly.

It was a great privilege to work with and learn from Jerry.  His wealth of knowledge was a treasure!  He will be truly missed by all who knew him!  All my sympathy and prayers to his family!

Mrs. Bowers,  My prayers go out to you and your family during this time of sorrow.  I worked with Jerry for many years here at the Chemical Plant and I'm sorry to find out just this morning.  When I first met Jerry, I was amazed how much he knew about our computer systems.  He was definetly a "walking encyclopedia" when it came to the Honeywell Computer Systems.

It was a privilege to work with Jerry for many years at ExxonMobil Chemical in Baytown.  His knowledge and experience has been sorely missed since he retired.  I am forever grateful to Jerry for taking the time and energy to share so much with me, and will always appreciate what he did for the company.

Uncle Jerry, my mother's only sibling, was a kind man. He drove all the way to Austin when I graduated from UT in '86 and he was always so kind to my daughters. He and Jerry Lee seemed to take such pleasure in watching the joy they provided my daughters, when they gave them fancy dresses they found on their antiquing forays. My girls dressed up in these frilly, flouncy long dresses for years and they were so loved...

I shall truly miss Jerry at my dental office where he has been a patient of mine for many years-coming in regularly every six months to get his dental check-up and cleaning.  He was always such a pleasure to visit with and discuss the latest estate sale we both had attended. We always seem to have those patients that we truly look forward to seeing and Jerry was one of mine.  Blessings to his family.  Molly Nolen, R.D.H.

It has been the greatest honor having you as my father-in-law. I love you so much, you will be truly missed!!!

OBITUARY

Jerry Alcus Bowers

December 22, 1942 – July 27, 2013

Brookside Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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