Even though I did not know Mr Grossman, I would like to extend my deepest sympathy to his family. Acts 24 : 15, Psalms 37 : 29, Isaiah 25 verse 8 gives us more comfort for today and hope for the future. Just think how much God wants us to live forever and how much he loves us and we will see our loved one's again.

I came to know Gerald through my years working with his wife, Estelle at the Steward School.  What a pair those two were!  I still chuckle when I think of some of the stories Estelle would tell about life with Gerald!   I shall always remember his smile and his sense of joy & also his care & compassion. Holding Estelle and other family members in my heart and lifting them in my prayers.  

My deepest sympathy to Estelle and Gerry's family.
Gerry provided many of us in Pharmacy School a lifetime of fun memories. He was a good student but always ready for some wild and crazy fun. He will be remembered by all of us who knew him as a warm and wonderful person.

My heart broke learning of Jerry's passing. There has never been a more understanding, hopeful, selfless and hardworking person than Jerry Grossman. I met him when he volunteered at the American Heart Association and there has never been another person that could begin to rival the amount of time, energy and love Jerry shared with victims of heart disease. I thank God for sharing him.

Randomly thought of Jerry today so I Google searched him to see what he might be up to. I'm very sorry to learn of his passing. He was a wonderful person and I'm so glad I got to work with him when I was with the AHA in Richmond.  God bless