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Jerry Lee Thompson

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Jerry Lee Thompson Veteran

Birth
Saint Cloud, Benton County, Minnesota, USA
Death
22 Jul 2019 (aged 75)
Tallahassee, Leon County, Florida, USA
Burial
Tallahassee, Leon County, Florida, USA GPS-Latitude: 30.425101, Longitude: -84.188299
Plot
SECTION 1 SITE 515
Memorial ID
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Jerry Lee Thompson, 75, of Tallahassee, FL passed away in his home on Monday, July 22, 2019.

Jerry was born in St. Cloud, MN to John and Mary (Parent) Thompson on November 3, 1943. He went into the US Army October 1960. Jerry was awarded The Decoration of Sharpshooter in Pistol, Carbine & Rifle.

He then transferred to Ft. Clayton in the Panama Canal Zone, 534 MP Company and joined the Canal Zone Police in 1965. While serving in this position, he advanced to the Logistics Officer, where he designed and implemented the shooting range called "The Running Man" training course. In 1980, Jerry was awarded the Canal Zone Police High Gun. Jerry loved being a Policeman and loved all the history of the Canal Zone.

Jerry was preceded in death by his loving parents and brother, Herbert.

Jerry will be missed with his boisterous voice, infectious laughter and love of animals. And, of course, his long winded story telling.
Jerry Lee Thompson, 75, of Tallahassee, FL passed away in his home on Monday, July 22, 2019.

Jerry was born in St. Cloud, MN to John and Mary (Parent) Thompson on November 3, 1943. He went into the US Army October 1960. Jerry was awarded The Decoration of Sharpshooter in Pistol, Carbine & Rifle.

He then transferred to Ft. Clayton in the Panama Canal Zone, 534 MP Company and joined the Canal Zone Police in 1965. While serving in this position, he advanced to the Logistics Officer, where he designed and implemented the shooting range called "The Running Man" training course. In 1980, Jerry was awarded the Canal Zone Police High Gun. Jerry loved being a Policeman and loved all the history of the Canal Zone.

Jerry was preceded in death by his loving parents and brother, Herbert.

Jerry will be missed with his boisterous voice, infectious laughter and love of animals. And, of course, his long winded story telling.

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