Jerry had a tremendous positive impact on me and so many people over the years. He was not simply "one of a kind,". Jerry was BEYOND one of a kind. Since hearing the news, I have commiserated with some. Swapped memories. Emailed, called, texted, etc. I recalled many fond memories at work that may have been work related, or him telling a story, or just whatever. I found myself remembering his laugh. The ever present twinkle in his eye. The way he conducted himself at work, and that EVERYONE knew who Jerry was, both internally at headquarters but also so very many out in the field at both corporate and licensee locations. I am comfortable in saying that EVERYONE had a great deal of respect for him. Over the years of working with him, and watching how he handled various situations, I would find myself asking, "what would Jerry do?". It started in work situations where I would ask myself that, but over time, it grew to many different scenarios in life, "what would Jerry do?". After the obligatory "Go PACK!", I will simply say, Thank you Jerry. Thank you!