Birth date: Oct 22, 1932 Death date: Jul 12, 2018
Gerald “Jerry” Lee Olivier of Mandeville, LA passed away on Thursday, July 12, 2018. He was born on October 22, 1932 in New Orleans, LA to Alvin Joseph Olivier, Sr. and Beatrice Scivicque Olivier. Jerry is survived by his beloved Read Obituary
Dad you and Mom brought me into this world in Uptown NOLA... we lived in the little apartment above the laundromat on Prytania (next to McKenzies and then on to Camp Street and Salcedo..I remember the powdered donuts and chocolate milk we had at Avenue Fruit Stand before school each morning, breakfast at A and G on Saturdays, lunch at Morrison's (when we moved to Metairie) each Sunday with the family, seafood on Friday nights at West End...seems we were always eating!!! No wonder us kids had to get our clothes at the Jo Ann shop!! Time goes by so quickly and it wont be long before we are all together again ...and eating at the Lord's table!!!.
From Donald Perret, I couldn't have had a better brother-in-law. Jerry was kind and generous. We played a lot of golf together at Chateau Estates, not always too well, slicing and putting the balls in the water and on people's lawns! We had a good time. We had fun with our children at the Blue Horizon and at our Christmas Eve parties. He was generous to us and when Gwendolyn worked for him. I thank God that he sent Jerry into our family and that I will see him again one day in the Lord's kingdom.
Jerry you were a hardworking successful businessman that earned respect from the people that met you ! You are the man that won my mother’s heart and cherish that love together until the end ! You accepted my sisters and me with our family into your family. You always treated us with love and for that I will be forever grateful. Peace be with you ❤️
my dad loved to watch the Saints play.
That includes all the years that the Saint really "Stunk"
My Dad was the Greatest Saints Fan that Ever lived.
He was a great dancer. I never danced with any guy that
danced as well as my father. We will really miss you dad.
I know wherever you are you are at the Dessert Table getting
the first piece of cake , pie and what ever is there, See you soon dad
Love, sherise
Too many memories to share. I am just happy I got to hold your hand for a few hours before you died. I will keep up the fight, and run the good race dad. Kiss mom for me.
