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1984-2011

You will always be loved, you will always be missed.

You were a gift sent straight from Heaven. Given to us from God above. We didn't know how much you would teach us about the meaning of life... For life sometimes means letting go of someone precious and dear. That is what we were forced to do... Although we wanted to keep you here! However, this is quite a selfish wish. One we know we should ignore... But, sweet Jerry, we truly do believe that God must have needed you more... Perhaps to be an Angel now, full of wisdom and love... Watching over those of us who love you from the shining stars above. We miss you more than you can know. You will never be replaced... In our hearts and memories forever - Unknown

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Jerry Lee Hoover JR

Jerry Hoover, 27, of Toledo, went home November 26, 2011 in Columbus as a result of a hit and run. He was born November 8, 1984 in Circleville, the son of Gerald and Diane Hoover. He was the general manager for Fastenal. He loved the Cleveland Browns, playing golf and enjoyed fantasy football leagues (team name "Hoov's your daddy), Ohio State and Dillon his dog. He was preceded in death by his half-brother Shaun Hoover, uncle John Reicher and aunt Tammy Slifko. He is survived by his father and mother, Jerry and Diane Hoover; brothers, Justin and Travis Dresbach; half-brother, Josh (Kara) Cramlett; half-sister, Kim Griffith; paternal grandmother, Alice (Del) Severing; step-grand-mother, Jean Hedges; fiance Lindsay Williams; aunts and uncles, Brian (Sara) Hoover, Ronnie (Vicki) Hoover, Sherry Campbell, Mary (Danny) Elswick, Craig (Janet) Hedges, Steve (Barb) Hedges, Walter (Rachel) Reicher, Robert (Penny) Reicher, Karen (Kent) Doutt and James Slifko; nieces and nephew, Lucille, Brittany and Brandon; and special cousins, Katie ( Mike) Harlor, Chris (Jill) Hedges, Heather (Jim) Hedges, Scott (Debby) Hedges, Josh (Tasha) Elswick and Todd (Eileen) Elswick; numerous other cousins and many, many friends who loved him dearly. Published in The Columbus Dispatch on November 29, 2011

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