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In Loving Memory

Massey, Jerry L. “Cowboy”

Passed  away on Friday, September 18, 2020.

Beloved son of Deloris (and the late Whitey) Gossman and the late Ivory Massey; loving father of Vicki (Mike) Henson, Jerry (Kim) Massey and Charman (Doug) Pearson; dear grandfather of Greg (Nicole) Scheidle of Hillsboro,MO., Doug (Wendie) Scheidle of French Village, MO., Doug Pearson of Tarboro, NC., Kendra (Gary) Thompson of Elm City, NC., dear great-grandfather of 12, dear brother of Margie Kleen of Arnold, MO and the late James “Jim” (surviving Toni) Massey of Ocala, FL. Our dearest relative and friend to many.

Cowboy loved dancing and country western music, he was a creative person who loved spending time in his garden. He worked as a carpenter first, then went to work at General Motors, where he retired from as a team leader. He completed a 5 K race at the age of 80.His greatest pleasure was dancing and spending time with his family and friends.

Visitation at Kutis Affton Chapel 10151 Gravois Rd. 63123 on Tuesday, September 22 from 12 noon until service time at 2:00 pm. Interment at Sunset Cemetery.

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10 thoughts on “Massey, Jerry L. “Cowboy””

  1. “Cowboy” Jerry will be greatly missed! We danced together at Ripperdans in DeSoto and American Legion in Festus! He always was such a joy and always happy when he was dancing!

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  2. “Cowboy” Jerry will be greatly missed! We danced together at Ripperdans in DeSoto and American Legion in Festus! He always was such a joy and always happy when he was dancing!

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  3. Jerry will be missed as a great dance partner for the last ten years. He made my life fun. He said he lived to dance and he made it happen wherever he went. When making an entrance, he was always recognizable by his well-known cowboy hat. He loved to make people laugh. Hope you are dancing in Heaven.

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  4. Jerry will be missed as a great dance partner for the last ten years. He made my life fun. He said he lived to dance and he made it happen wherever he went. When making an entrance, he was always recognizable by his well-known cowboy hat. He loved to make people laugh. Hope you are dancing in Heaven.

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  5. Jerry belonged to the Hoedowners Square Dance Club of Wood River, Illinois. He will be greatly missed by all of our members of “his” square dance family.

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  6. Jerry belonged to the Hoedowners Square Dance Club of Wood River, Illinois. He will be greatly missed by all of our members of “his” square dance family.

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  7. Uncle Jerry will be missed by many, but none so much as his dear family. My thoughts and prayers are with you today and always

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  8. Uncle Jerry will be missed by many, but none so much as his dear family. My thoughts and prayers are with you today and always

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