Death date: Dec 17, 2020
Jerry Alton Ammons was born to Lissie Lee Blackwell and Harold H. Ammons on May 5, 1949. He married Delores Garmon on May 24, 1968. They had two children, a daughter, Lori and a son, Chuck. Jerry worked for 50 years in the truckin Read Obituary
Still missing you EVERY day Daddy ....pick us out a great spot to fish and know that we miss and love you dearly.
Jerry ammons, was a fantastic man,he was a great trucker, we ran jacksonville fl for several years, and man did we have some fun,there was never a dull moment when he was around, we would stop in tifton ga and eat lunch every trip, he loved the ole time county buffet, that was the name of the restaurant,it was like grandma had cooked the food. We got down to jacksonville and checked into the motel, put our luggage in our room and went for a couple of miles walk, did it just about every trip. Laughing and having fun the whole two miles, he was a cut up kind of guy, everyone loved him and his humor, he always made you laugh.wow what a friend he was, and I am going to miss him very much, but we will be together again one day, and do those walks all over again.He was a good husband,Father and grandfather, and he was my friend.love you jerry rest in peace my Teamsters brother 🙏 and may God bless the family.
So sorry for your loss Delores, Lori and Chuck. I know he was a generous and loving husband, father and grandfather. Praying for the family.
Sharon Bryant
Jerry was a great Brother in law but more than that he was the Brother I never had. He was always there for me and I spent a lot of time growing up at their house. Delores and Jerry took me to church, several trips to Rock City and other fun places. We played ball in the back yard and and often went to Wallace Park to play and run! They also took me to the dirt track for races! Jerry was always welcoming to me and my two girls Jessica and Katie and they loved to hang out and climb trees!
Rest in Peace-love you.
Cindy Herendeen
Jerry was a sweet and nice neighbor because when i went outside taking the trash out Jerry was outside and waving to me and i wave him back and sometimes and i remember Jerry and his wife Delores they used to go to our birthday parties and giving good gifts for us ...Me, Karen, my mom Lilia , my uncle Roberto we miss Jerry alot and Jerry he will be in ours hearts and Jerry now he in the better place
Mr.Jerry was such a awesome man with a great big heart. He was always available to help me with my boat and so many other things. He would always check on me everyday as I am a truck drive too. He would always tell me to be safe. He would always share his experience with me about hunting and fishing and he was always looking forward to hearing about mines. He will truly be missed!!! He will forever be in my heart and spirit
Robert Scott and family
Delores,
I have lived across the street from you and Jerry since 2006. We met at the end of our driveways during the huge snow storm, we all were shoveling our driveways. You and Jerry have always been such great neighbors, people and friends. Your lifetime partner, friend, and husband is gone, but we will keep you in our prayers and will keep an eye out on you. Jerry asked me about 14 years ago to keep an eye out on you when he was on the road. Now Jerry is traveling the golden streets of heaven, he and I will both keep an eye out for you.
Praying for your strength and protection.
Phyllis
Delores & Lori, you both have been in our hearts & prayers during your time of loss.
Jerry was a wonderful man & will be missed. We will always remember him as
your high school sweetheart, Delores! This is from all of us,
Vicki & Clyde Rowell & family
Anne & Lanier Englett
Betty & Ed Fondren
Tracy & Jeff Wheeler & family
I meant to share this on the wall but I put it in the wrong place, I am reposting here to go on the wall.
I could not have asked for a better Father-in-law. He loved his family, and especially, his grandkids. He took them fishing and was always willing to bait hooks so they could fish. He helped me with many automobile issues and anything else I needed. He went bowling, skating, golfing, skeet shooting, swimming, and anything else he needed to do to be with his grandkids. He was there for almost every birthday, Christmas program, and other events the kids were involved in. When we would play at the pub, he was there every time, singing and cheering. He accepted me into his family, and even offered to go shooting with me the day I asked his daughter to marry me. ;) Jerry, Dobadee, you were loved and you will be missed.
