Jerald W. Offer
Military Branch: Army; Rank: SPC
Summary:
After graduation, Jerry went on to work for Fluor Daniels before enlisting in the United States Army as a 68W, combat medic.
As his military contract was nearing an end, he applied to and was accepted to many Texas universities. He was studying at Alamo College in San Antonio and had been accepted into the Sam Houston University. Jerry had a desire to pursue education in the medical field.
He was assigned to the Training Support Activity, 188th Medical Battalion in May 2018, where he was responsible for providing emergency medical care during field training exercises on JBSA-Camp Bullis.
Jerald was an ambitious, motivated, and well-liked man with plans to help who he could. He had words and a heart that could heal like no other.
He was the best kind of friend. Jerry was always provoking fun in every single scenario. He was inclusive and open-minded, even if he didn’t understand you, he was there to love you and ensure a good time.
With his quirky and playful sense of humor, Jerry's witty jokes kept people in good spirits. He always made people smile.
Jerry was very protective of those that were closest to him; he took good care of his sisters.
He spent the majority of his recent time with his dog, Cooper, and cat, Cali. He found training and caring for his animals gave him a great amount of joy.
Life Achievements/ Recognitions:
Jerald graduated from Liberty High School in 2015.
He graduated basic training at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, in 2017, followed by advanced individual training at JBSA-Fort Sam Houston.
Jerry was a certified Journeyman Pipefitter.
SPC. Jerald Offer’s awards and commendations include the Army Good Conduct Medal, National Defense Service Medal and Army Service Ribbon.