Jerry Dale Phillips, II, 55, of Barnhill, passed away suddenly at his home on Tuesday, January 5, 2021. Born October 2, 1965, in Dover, he was a son of Rosie Patricia "Patty" (Brownfield) Phillips with whom he resided and the late Jerry Dale Phillips.
Jerry was a lifelong area resident who attended Indian Valley North High School. He was a cook who had worked at the Eagle Truck Stop for many years, as well as at Perkins, Case Farms, and The Hangar Restaurant. He was an avid fan of the Pittsburgh Steelers and was looking forward to cheering them on in the upcoming NFL playoffs.
In addition to his mother, Patty, he is survived by his sister, Teena Pulley; nephew, Michael Pulley; nieces, Kyrie Taralla and Janessa (James) McWilliams; great-nieces, Zoey Taralla and Jossalin McWilliams; great-nephews, Trevyn Pulley, Gavin Pulley, and Jaxxon McWilliams; an uncle; several aunts; and many cousins. In addition to his father, he was preceded in death by his maternal and paternal grandparents.
According to Jerry's wishes, cremation is planned without a public visitation or service.
Jerry was a lifelong area resident who attended Indian Valley North High School. He was a cook who had worked at the Eagle Truck Stop for many years, as well as at Perkins, Case Farms, and The Hangar Restaurant. He was an avid fan of the Pittsburgh Steelers and was looking forward to cheering them on in the upcoming NFL playoffs.
In addition to his mother, Patty, he is survived by his sister, Teena Pulley; nephew, Michael Pulley; nieces, Kyrie Taralla and Janessa (James) McWilliams; great-nieces, Zoey Taralla and Jossalin McWilliams; great-nephews, Trevyn Pulley, Gavin Pulley, and Jaxxon McWilliams; an uncle; several aunts; and many cousins. In addition to his father, he was preceded in death by his maternal and paternal grandparents.
According to Jerry's wishes, cremation is planned without a public visitation or service.
Jerry Dale Phillips, II, 55, of Barnhill, passed away suddenly at his home on Tuesday, January 5, 2021. Born October 2, 1965, in Dover, he was a son of Rosie Patricia "Patty" (Brownfield) Phillips with whom he resided and the late Jerry Dale Phillips.
Jerry was a lifelong area resident who attended Indian Valley North High School. He was a cook who had worked at the Eagle Truck Stop for many years, as well as at Perkins, Case Farms, and The Hangar Restaurant. He was an avid fan of the Pittsburgh Steelers and was looking forward to cheering them on in the upcoming NFL playoffs.
In addition to his mother, Patty, he is survived by his sister, Teena Pulley; nephew, Michael Pulley; nieces, Kyrie Taralla and Janessa (James) McWilliams; great-nieces, Zoey Taralla and Jossalin McWilliams; great-nephews, Trevyn Pulley, Gavin Pulley, and Jaxxon McWilliams; an uncle; several aunts; and many cousins. In addition to his father, he was preceded in death by his maternal and paternal grandparents.
According to Jerry's wishes, cremation is planned without a public visitation or service.
Jerry was a lifelong area resident who attended Indian Valley North High School. He was a cook who had worked at the Eagle Truck Stop for many years, as well as at Perkins, Case Farms, and The Hangar Restaurant. He was an avid fan of the Pittsburgh Steelers and was looking forward to cheering them on in the upcoming NFL playoffs.
In addition to his mother, Patty, he is survived by his sister, Teena Pulley; nephew, Michael Pulley; nieces, Kyrie Taralla and Janessa (James) McWilliams; great-nieces, Zoey Taralla and Jossalin McWilliams; great-nephews, Trevyn Pulley, Gavin Pulley, and Jaxxon McWilliams; an uncle; several aunts; and many cousins. In addition to his father, he was preceded in death by his maternal and paternal grandparents.
According to Jerry's wishes, cremation is planned without a public visitation or service.
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