RIP Jerry Henry. Jerry and I worked together at the SD Cement in Watertown. It would be a gross understatement if you said Jerry was a very interesting guy. It was a blast working with Jerry was a fair and good boss. I always felt I was treated right. Jerry Henry is what he liked to be called. Jerry was a great human being, kind, funny, honorable, and respectful. He could talk. I always told him he missed his calling, he should have been a elected person. He would laugh. He liked talking to groups. RIP Jerry...take care good buddy...Dave Dahlgren

Posted by David Robert Dahlgren on March 30, 2022

Aaron and familyy, we are so sorry for your loss and rest assured that in your time of need that we are available to helpp

Posted by Curt Bentz on August 16, 2019

Dear "Great One", thank you and Judy for so many great years staying at your place for the infamous Sturgis Rally. During those many years you, Judy and the kids all became wonderful friends just like family to Ora & I. Even though I lost Ora in 2005 I still came to visit my " South Dakota" family during the rallies and other times also. I will never forget "The Great One" and his "Great Family" for all of our wonderful years of friendship. There will still be many more and you "Great One" will never be forgotten. You & Ora keep checking out the Harleys and one day I will see you both again.

Posted by Barbara Yoha on August 15, 2019

Jerry was a great friend and mentor to me. This world is a lesser place without Jerry! Our condolences to Judy and the whole family.

Posted by Dennis & Cathy Zellner on August 15, 2019

Rest in peace dear friend. So glad we were able to visit with you at Jim's class reunion. It was such a fun time sitting around and visiting with all the Gary friends by your camper at Stangelands. We all had so much fun growing up and attending school in Gary. We will cherish those memories. Jim and Betty McCormick

Posted by Jim and Betty McCormick on August 14, 2019