Jerry Wisner Obituary, Death – My deepest condolences go out to everyone, but it is my sad duty to inform you that our dear Father Jerry Wisner has recently died away at his home on The Shore. It was painless for him. I make this confession with a heavy heart, but I know it must be done. No distress was caused by his departure in any manner, shape, or form. Our dad coached football, basketball, and lacrosse when we were kids.
Other than those mentioned, he also coached. He not only coached these sports but also. A large number of people were affected by his legacy, including many of the people we count as friends. Most of my closest friends were able to travel to the coast on weekends to spend time with me and my family when I was in college. He was the kind of man who many of my closest and longest-standing friends looked up to like a father figure.
Many of the same individuals who joined the initial fantasy football leagues our grandfather created in the middle of the 1980s are still active participants in those leagues today. The leagues in question were started by our dad. Our grandfather’s buddies were among the first to play fantasy football. Diane Workman Hall hosted an event called “Date Night,” and many of you were there.
You met up with him at a variety of local eateries and watering holes, including “The Barn,” “Firehouse,” “Dellas,” “Looney’s,” and “Fullerton Pub.” Many people, including me and Thurston Howell, have expressed the following opinions. Over the past few years, we’ve had the good fortune to invite a large group of our closest friends on our annual summer vacation. Among the many destinations we’ve visited on these trips are Ocean City.
Indianapolis to name a few locales hosting Formula One races. Time ran out before we could make it to the location, but I know he’ll be watching at home, so we’ll be there virtually to share in the experience with him. The Masters was his go-to show while he was in front of the TV. When he was in front of the TV, he always watched The Masters. While hearing of his passing will undoubtedly cause us great sorrow.