Book of Memories for Gerald Dean Schweitzberger

Condolence From Claudia (Jimenez) Dugan

Sat, 13 Feb 2016 12:35:50 EST

I have many happy memories of Gerald and he and Ron riding go-carts with Mike and Dani as kids. Donna and I spent time at the house with Betsy growing up as she liked having "girls" around. Gerald always seem to know when I was back in Iowa visiting Judy and stopped by to say "Hi". He had a ready smile and easy laugh and will be missed by not only his immediate family, but by all the cousins. Rest easy, my friend.

Condolence From joshua thompson

Sat, 13 Feb 2016 03:07:49 EST

a fare well good bye to a best friend Gerald ..Gerald was a great person him and my dad where best best friends and i know Gerald to ,,,... but we shall all meet and see Gerald again some day some time when it are turn to say good night and good bye to the people we know ... we know we will see Gerald again thou some day .. we all know that Gerald is in heaven and he,s in a better place now thou and we know that he dont need to suffer no more he.s up there probaly driving a invisible Cinmine Truck and plus that car he had to he,s probaly up there driving a invisible car that we dont know about ..... well fare well to Gerald .......... i,m so sorry that Gerald had to leave us but at least he dont need to suffer and be in a lot of pain ,... rip my friend ...........we all will see you later when we get up stairs and we will play cards up stairs in heaven to Gerald we will miss you ... but a good bye to you buddy o,k............just give us a favor and be are angel for me and my dad and all u family and other people to o,k ..........make sure we are going to be safe come down and comfort us as u a angel now o,k buddy ... we all going to see you some day to o,k..............good bye Gerald :( ...........................................................

Condolence From Linda (Hauser) (Ropte) Duff

Thu, 11 Feb 2016 15:48:38 EST

"Rat" .... I think I probably called you by your CB name more than your first name for the entire time I knew you! I always appreciated how nicely you treated me when I was driving one of those LOVELY Sioux City Motor trucks, and how you trusted me to drive your Ford if you were tired and needed a nap! :) RIP ...you're gonna be missed! Keep the shiny side up and the greasy side down. :) Love ya, Friend .. "Lady Skunk"

Condolence From Denise (friend)

Thu, 11 Feb 2016 11:40:40 EST

So sad to hear about Geralds's passing. He was such a special person and a great guy. First met him back in the day but did run into him once and awhile throughout the years and always enjoyed visiting with him. Our friend Claudia kept me in the loop about what was going on with him. RIP Gerald, you were loved by all.

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Thu, 11 Feb 2016 11:37:22 EST

Condolence From Amy Beach (daughter)

Thu, 11 Feb 2016 09:09:46 EST

This last month has been a crazy ride. Thank you for turning into a beautiful one! God always has a plan, you gave peace happiness and closure. This was an amazing journey! I love you and will be your sweetheart forever!

Condolence From Amy Beach (daughter)

Thu, 11 Feb 2016 09:08:41 EST

Condolence From Dave Tone

Wed, 10 Feb 2016 17:13:31 EST

I can't believe how much time I've spent missing Gerald since his passing. Always positive and smiling around me and so sharing with news of family. Don't tell Mike Wells, but he even offered ice cream off the truck once! He already is missed.

Condolence From Tim and Ann Tone

Wed, 10 Feb 2016 13:37:53 EST

Every couple weeks we got a call from Gerald as he trucked across the country. When he was nearby he would stop to visit whether we were in Montana or Texas. It was always great to pick up the phone and hear "Hey man, what's happenin'?" Then later we would see that smile as he stepped out of his truck for a visit. We just saw him recently in Montana and he was able to spend some extra time visiting with us. We knew him all his life and he is a great guy! We will really miss answering the phone, hearing the sounds of the road and then "Hey man..."