Jared Faulb Obituary

I didn't know Mr. Faulb personally, but he sounds like a very nice person and I wanted you to know that I am sorry for your loss. God will bring you comfort and strengthen you. ( Psalm 46:1)

Jerry, in the short time we knew you, it was apparent that you had SO many fine and wonderful qualities such as total love of life, will to be of help at all times,and really wanting to make a difference in other people's lives .
You had a heart of gold, a kind disposition, a great sense of humor, so much intelligence, and the respect of many people.
God must be so proud of the way you lived your life ! Thank you for being my friend. We will always remember you and the example you have set for all of us who were lucky enough to know you.

I was blessed to meet and work with Jerry at SCORE. He was a great mentor to me as a new volunteer and was always there to provide another opinion to our SCORE clients. He had so much experience to pass on to new business owners. He was a super person and will be missed in the community. My prayers and blessings go out to his family.

Donna Lovelace-Flora

Seth and Justin: I am so very sorry to hear about your father. I wish I was in Colorado Springs so I could join you at the Memorial Service. Your father was so kind to us when we moved to Colorado Springs. He had such a great sense of humor. We will miss him. We will try to reach you both soon. Carol has promised to send me information about how to contact you. Our love, prayers and thoughts are with you both as you go through this time of loss.

Love, Lynn and Gary Rhodes

I met Jerry through a mutual friend in Colorado Springs. The three of us celebrated each others birthday's every year at lunch. Since Jerry and I were from Cleveland (although we didn't know each other there) we did talk about memories of growing up in Cleveland (Euclid Beach Park, streetcars, Public Square etc.) I will miss you and those conversations. Bill Branford

I was a friend of Jerry's in college.

My deepest sympathies to his family.

I first met "Jerry" at Poor Richards in downtown Colorado Springs which was the first of many light lunches. We had some really interesting conversations Jerry got to see my son Max. I found him a very sensitive and caring man, a true treasure.

Jerry you were a great 2nd father to my son Jason I truly appreciate that thank you and thank Justin & Seth for sharing a great man Dianne Morrissey

We will miss you. Sympathy to all the family. Al and Pat Correll