Gerald P. “Jerry” Dillon
February 13, 1936 – March 25, 2023
Survived by wife, Anita Dillon; children: Timothy (Michelle) Dillon, Corrinne (Gary) Dillon Watson, Kathleen (Marc) Johnson, Jason (Valerie) Dillon, Dominique (Thomas) Dillon Leahy; 23 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren; many nieces and nephews.
VISITATION: Thursday, March 30th, 2-7pm, with VIGIL at 7pm, at Our Lady of Lourdes, 2110 S 32nd Ave. GRAVESIDE SERVICE: Friday, March 31st, 11am at Omaha National Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, memorials will be directed by the family.
To view a live broadcast of the Vigil and Graveside, please visit www.heafeyheafey.com and click the “View Live Cast” button at the top of the home page.
6 Comments
Anita, Tim, Corrie, Jason, Nikki and Kathy sorry for your loss Mr. D was a great man he will be missed. I always like talking to him about all kinds of subjects. He was proud of all you
– [ ] I meet Jerry when I was 16
Working at the grocery store until I turned 18 with 5 other guys and that made lifelong friendships thanks to Jerry
The 6 of us keep in touch with each other and Jerry over the years with a few poker games
Jerry mentored all 6 of us in our informative years Keeping us in line and thought us good work ethics that lasted us all of our careers Although life lead us all down different paths in life
I like to think Jerry had a hand in each one of us to be successful in our own way with the lessons that he taught us early in life
Thank you Jerry you be forever missed
Glenn S
Jerry you will be in our hearts forever.
I will forever miss working with jerry. He has forever left a mark in my life. 2 years of working with him at the gas station, and everyday i knew when jerry came in it was about to be a fun shift. He kept the environment alive. Ill miss trying to tell him something from across the store and he would say “huh” several times as i repeated myself everytime as he pretended his hearing aids wernt working. Miss you jerry! Ive never been happier to be someones manager. I learned alot from you!
Papa Dillon will always be in our hearts. Prayers and loving thoughts to the entire Dillon family.
JERRY was such a special man and was so important in many of our lives. I met Jerry when I was 16 years old as well working for him at a grocery store. Jerry taught us all how to be proper men in a business environment and how to serve the customers the right way. I carried his teachings into my business world, and cannot thank him enough for laying the foundation that helped me to succeed in my career. Jerry was a very special man andwill truly be missed!
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