Birth date: Jul 8, 1934 Death date: Mar 23, 2017
Jerry A. Pagnucco, 82, of Louisville, passed away peacefully with his family by his side on Thursday, March 23, 2017 at his home. He was born on July 8, 1934 in Alliance, to Valentino and Regina (Bortolucci) Pagnucco. A 1952 gradu Read Obituary
My old brickyard buddy .Lot's of old fond memories.Jean and i love you Franny!!! rest in Peace. Frank and Jean popovich.
Franny and family, you have our sympathy. Jerry was always a joy to be around. always smiling. I know dad (Gene) and mom (Peggy) are welcoming him to the peace that he has now.
You and Jerry were such great friends of the Castina family.
Ron and Jill Castina
Fran, my sympathy to you and your family on Jerry's passing. A great man and friend don't fully define Jerry. A professional educator who touched the lives of many students.
A man who always seemed to have time for a question or conversation. A teacher, who guided his students in learning, and earned their admiration. I remember many visits with Jerry at lunch or in the electronics lab at Jackson. Jerry was a dedicated man to life, no matter the calling; to you, his family, his work. May the memories of a life well lived bring you comfort today and peace forever.
Mike Freeland
My sympathies to the Pagnucco family as you all work through the passing of a wonderful man. Often educators (and others) are asked to remember the most influential teacher in their life. Jerry was always my first and immediate choice. This will never change for me. Jerry is the reason I pursued Biology and became a Biology teacher even returning to St. Thomas to follow in his footsteps. I have been in education for 39 years being a principal over the last 11 years. There are few as dedicated, professional, gentle, and exemplary as Jerry. He has always been my role model. Thank you Jerry and rest in peace and glory.
Chet Lenartowicz
Pagnucco Family:
I have nothing but find memories of Jerry. He was always so nice and funny! Thinking of all of you during this sad time and sending positive thought.
Susan Perkins Kling
Jerry was the absolute best neighbor and friend. We went for many walks in the morning looking for coins that someone lost and debated who saw it first. He was the best. My best to Fran and Family. Bill Owesney
I was heartsick this morning when I saw Jerry's obit in The Review and The Repository. I cannot express the profound impact that Jerry had on my life. Jerry was not only my biology teacher at Aquinas in the late 60s, he was a role model for me both as a person and as a father figure when I really needed someone to emulate. I admired his wonderful personality and crazy laugh, and still remember Jerry flinging the term "baccala" at any student who misbehaved.
I eventually taught biology for thirty years and earned a masters degree in biology and Jerry was my main motivating force.
Thanks so much Jerry.
Al Eibel
Sympathy & prayers to the Pagnucco family.
Dear Pagnucco Family ; Jerry was my Chemistry teacher at St. Thomas Aquinas High School in the 70's. He was a very kind man who was patient with me, a liberal arts guy in science class. He always conducted himself as a gentleman with a true concern for his students. He was a humble man with a big heart. May he rest in the arms of Jesus for a job well done. My sympathy and prayers are with all of you.
Joe, Peach, and Pagnucco Family. My prayers are with you all. Love Diane
