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UTU member Jerry Bour Jr. passes at age 40
UTU Local 1000 (Minneapolis, Minn.) member Jerome "Jerry" Bour Jr. passed away July 10.

He was 40 years old and lived in St. Paul.

Jerry worked 11 years for the BNSF as a switchman and conductor.

"He will be dearly missed by all. Condolences to the Bour family," Minnesota State Legislative Director Phil Qualy said.

He is survived by two children, Holden (age 3) and step-daughter Gabby (age 8), wife Gilda, step-father Donald, brothers Daniel (Abigail) and Thomas, also sister-in-law Amie, nieces Kassie and Casey and special friend Marie.

A funeral service will be held Thur., July 17, 2008, at 11:00 a.m. at the Maple Oaks Funeral Home, 2585 Stillwater Rd. between Century and McKnight.

Visitation will be Wed., July 16, 2008, from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Thursday the hour preceding the service.

Jerry's passion was writing and he wrote a novel and short stories.

(This item appeared in the Pioneer Press July 13, 2008. Additional information added by UTU editors.)

July 14, 2008


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You notice, no elaboration by the railroad...

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unfukkinbelievable.

RIP, Brother Jerry. They're playing games down here.

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Heartbreaking.....


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Writing your partners obituary is tough duty. Have
noticed though that some folks I've known that
there was never an obit in the newspaper. I ran
Mrs Krink's obit 2 days and it cost me over $300.
Guess it depends on how special the recently departed
was and in some cases where you might just want to
keep your mouth shut (especially if you were in serious
debt). There is no death hotline. Some person will be
appointed to notify a 100 or more different creditors,
banks, charge cards, Social Security, insurance companies,
utilities, and things you wake up one morning and think of.


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Any updates to this story? Any word on what really happened?

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BlackDog wrote:

Any updates to this story? Any word on what really happened?



Last I heard was the railroad was sticking to the "He commited suicide" story. Everything has been hushed, and hoping it will go away.

 



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Buckethead wrote:

BlackDog wrote:

Any updates to this story? Any word on what really happened?



Last I heard was the railroad was sticking to the "He commited suicide" story. Everything has been hushed, and hoping it will go away.



You think these railroads all read from the same playbook? 



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Cy Valley wrote:

Buckethead wrote:

BlackDog wrote:

Any updates to this story? Any word on what really happened?



Last I heard was the railroad was sticking to the "He commited suicide" story. Everything has been hushed, and hoping it will go away.



You think these railroads all read from the same playbook? 







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