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Jerry L. Caesar

April 04, 1951 - November 12, 2010

Baltimore, MD

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Jerry L. Caesar

April 04, 1951 - November 12, 2010

Baltimore, MD

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Jerry was born on April 4, 1951 and passed away on Friday, November 12, 2010.

Jerry was a resident of Baltimore, Maryland.

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Nolan Robinson says:

November 17, 2010

I share my heartfelt sympathy with the family and friends of Jerry. He was a man who loved the Lord, his family and friends. His music ministry was awesome! He was truly anointed by God to minister years of music to God’s people. He is no longer in pain and his breathing is no longer labored. Family, be encouraged to know that to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord!!

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Herman Hill says:

November 18, 2010

Jerry, Thank you for listening to me and even giving me advice in the situations that I was going through especially when sometimes you had to write it down on paper…I will deeply miss you…

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Theresa Taylor Stanley says:

November 18, 2010

I was deeply sadden to hear about the passing of our brother Jerry Caesar. His melodious voice spread the good news of God’s love and blessing to people all over. I know he will continue to do his work on God’s heavenly choir. May God heal your hearts and give you peace.
Theresa Taylor Stanley

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Ingrid Dorsey Woods says:

November 21, 2010

To the Family of Jerry Caesar–I’ll always remember Jerry as a very talented musician and singer. I vividly remember our days at my former church, Ray of Hope. It was there that you inspired me to direct the choir….and I’m still directing today at New Psalmist! It was a pleasure working with you. Thanks, Jerry!!

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