Kern County Obituaries

Jerri Jo Stacy Bishop

Submitted by Don Stowell; 13 Feb 2008

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Former Boron resident, Jerri Jo Stacy Bishop, age 41, passed away in San 
Bernardino on February4, 1998
Jerri was born March 14, 1956 in Sidney, Nebraska to Paul and Lucille Stacy 
who both preceded her in death. She was also preceded in death by her 
grandparents and many aunts and uncles.
Jerri and her family moved to Boron in August 1969. She graduated from Boron 
High School in 1974. After graduation Jerri went to work for civil service at 
the 750th Radar Station, now the Boron Federal Prison Camp. She later transferred 
to March Air Force Base and then to Norton Air Force Base in San Bernardino where 
she worked until her retirement in 1986.
During her work at the 750th, she met and married Barry Bishop who was in the 
Air Force at the time. They were married May 31, 1975 in Las Vegas. In 1982 Jerri 
gave birth to her only child, Stacy Ann Bishop, 15. Stacy and Barry continue to 
reside at the family home in San Bernardino.
Jerri is also survived by brothers, Gerald Schulz of Cheyenne, WY and Judd Stacy 
of Bakersfield; sisters, Linda Holloway of Minden, Nebraska, and Judy Rowley of 
Boron.
Jerri will also be missed by her many nephews and nieces who loved their 
"Aunt Jo" very much. They are Todd and Scott Holloway, Marc and Stephen Rowley 
and Brylyn and Ethan Stacy and all who knew her. She has gone to a better place 
where she will be able to "Bless Your Heart" again.
No public services are planned at this time. The family requests in lieu of 
flowers and cards that do nations be made to the Arthritis: Foundation in 
Jerri's name for Lu pus research.