In Memory

Jerry Rutledge - Class Of 1969

Jerry Rutledge

Jerry Dean Rutledge, 56, of Rock Creek Road, died Saturday, March 13, 2008, at his residence. A Memorial service will be held at 2:00pm, Monday, March 17, 2008, in the chapel of Bridges Funeral Home with Rev. Bob Moon officiating.

Mr. Rutledge was born June 13, 1951, in Indiana and had lived in the Middle Georgia area for the past twenty-seven years. He was the son of the late Leonard Rutledge. Mr Rutledge was a member at Harvest Cathedral in Macon and a graduate of the University of Indiana. He was an entrepreneur and former owner of Saffron, Inc. as well as "Sams Court" Arabian horse. Mr. Rutledge was a member of The Boy Scouts Association Pack 8, Southeastern Cherokee Confederacy of Georgia and the American Cherokee Confederacy.

Mr. Rutledge is survived by his wife: Denise Rutledge; children: Michael Rutledge, Tiffany Rutledge, Ryan Rutledge, Prentice Rutledge and Palmer Rutledge; step-children: Deliha Payne, Jonathan Runyon and Ralph Stone; mother: Jewell Rutledge; brother: Ronnie Lee Rutledge; grandchildren: Monte Thompson and Sage Rutledge; niece: Kim Williams; and by his nephews: Craig Rutledge and Shane Rutledge.

In lieu of flowers the family requests that contributions be made to Coliseum Cancer Center, 330 Hospital Drive, Suite 120, Macon, Georgia 31217 or to Heartland Hospice, 115 Arkwright Landing, Macon, Georgia 31210.

The family may be contacted at the residence at 103 Rock Creek Road in Gray.



 
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04/09/10 10:30 AM #1    

Gayle Willis (Kamp) (1973)

Jerry's death hit me really hard, I have thought about him everyday for the past 35 years. It was one sided but he was the love of my life. Rest in Peace Jerry.
Gayle Willis Kamp

08/29/13 04:22 PM #2    

Jim Vianco (1962)

Jerry was most proud of his Native American Heritage and his love of horses. he was able to purchase the number one Arabian Stallion in the world "Sams Count", he also had the number two filly of 1987 which was his very first race horse D.T.J. Luvatraz who one the Firecracker for Fillies July 4th. He never lost his hair nor his desire to do more. During his last months during a long bout with colon cancer he was still trying to plan a trip abroad. His true desire was to see his children successful and leave them the memories of his heritage. Rest in Peace, Jerry and hopefully you may continue to look over your children.

 

  Terry A Wolstencroft

 


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