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Title: Jerry Silvio
Post by: peteshonkwiler on Nov 16, 2004, 07:30

Jerry passed on Sunday, 14 November 04.  Senior HP tech who always worked as a contractor.  Home plant was Beaver Valley.  Husband, father, and grandfrather.  He will be missed.

Title: Re: Jerry Silvio
Post by: Already Gone on Nov 16, 2004, 09:55

Jerry was also a very good brother.  He took care of his brother Jim (Fatcat) when they were on the road together.  He was a good guy.

Title: Re: Jerry Silvio
Post by: JIMBOMAFF on Nov 16, 2004, 10:04

I worked with Jerry at SAPS.  He was a good Human.

Title: Re: Jerry Silvio
Post by: ramdog_1 on Nov 16, 2004, 06:54

What happend to him?
gwad he was one of the kinder guys to work around. one time in 88 I had to bail him out up in Maine. he was so happy I showed up never stoped thanking me.
he always tell me where the motels were at and some good places to eat.
Never met a guy who was better.
Jerry God Bless ya. look down on us.

Title: Re: Jerry Silvio
Post by: peteshonkwiler on Nov 18, 2004, 04:14

Jerry lost his battle with cancer. 

Title: Re: Jerry Silvio
Post by: duke99301 on Nov 18, 2004, 09:13

Jerry was my friend so was fat cat both good people.  lets all  try to give Jerry his peace and blessing. he was so nice to work with and I never seen him say a bad word about anyone.
I miss the days of old GTS and Jerry. at the beaver trap
1st time I worked with him was at Maine yankee in 88 he did not stay long but it was cool.

Title: Re: Jerry Silvio
Post by: Harpo on Feb 05, 2005, 11:51

Goodbye Jerry. Hope you find a good place to party. We'll see you soon enough.

Title: Re: Jerry Silvio
Post by: BLB on Apr 19, 2005, 08:39

I remember Jerry for all the pranks he loved to play.  A few I was involved in.  What a fun guy to be around.

Title: Re: Jerry Silvio
Post by: kennyp46 on Nov 02, 2005, 12:35

I knew Jerry Silvio.  He was good people.  I worked with him at a few different plants.  I first met him working in Oakland for AWS Remediation.  I will miss him at Beaver.