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Jerry Lee Sumeriski
1959 2026

Jerry Lee Sumeriski

Jan 21, 1959 — Aug 19, 2026

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Jerry Lee Sumeriski, born on January 21, 1959, in Batavia, New York, passed away on August 19, 2026. Jerry’s journey through life was marked by profound connections with those he loved and cherished, as well as a deep commitment to family.

Throughout his 67 years, Jerry fostered relationships that became foundational to his character. He was a devoted brother to Linda Lyons, Ronnie Sumeriski, Jacob Sumeriski, and Ella Evans, and a supportive brother-in-law to Lucille Sumeriski and Ann. His capacity for acceptance and care extended to his step-sons Brian Fuhry, James Fuhry, Karl Fuhry, and Jason Kuttruff, who all survive him and will remember Jerry for his guidance and warmth. Jerry also held close ties with Elizabeth and Amanda, spouses within his family circle, along with several nieces, nephews, and grandchildren—all of whom will carry forward his memory with affection and gratitude.

Jerry’s life was also shaped by meaningful memories of those who preceded him in death: his father, Robert George, and mother, Virginia Ella; his siblings, Paul Sumeriski, Brenda Sumeriski, and Robert; and others dear to him, including his sister-in-law Tracy, brother-in-law Bruce Evans, and niece Reba Taylor. Their legacies, like Jerry’s, are interwoven with the fabric of shared family stories, traditions, and milestones.

A native of Batavia, Jerry’s roots remained an integral part of who he was, and his enduring bonds with both surviving and departed family members highlight a legacy of togetherness, loyalty, and resilience—a legacy that will not be forgotten. Jerry could be found working at local farms or enjoying a tall coffee from Tim Hortons.

As family, friends, and loved ones gather to honor Jerry’s memory, his life is remembered with the deepest respect for his steadfast love and unwavering presence. Jerry Lee Sumeriski will be dearly missed, yet his spirit lives on in the hearts of all who knew him.

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