Birth date: Nov 2, 1946 Death date: Mar 25, 2008
Herrmann Paul Delery, Jr. passed away on Monday, March 25, 2008 at his home at the age of 61, through a long and courageous battle with cancer. Beloved husband of Susan Krieger Delery; devoted father to his son, Chad Adam Delery; Read Obituary
We are sorry for your loss, may God be with you and your family during this difficult time.
Susan, I was sorry to hear about Herrmann. I know he put up a good fight. He is in a better place and at peace now. I won't forget him.
We are so sorry to hear of Herrmann's passing. We were blessed to consider him a member of our extended family and a good soul.
We reget that we are unable to attend his services due to our status in Europe. We will include him in our prayers. He is in a better place with our Lord and can now experience everlasting peace.
Please accept our condelences to his family and friends.
God Bless
To all the Delery Family. I was truly saddened by the news of Herrmann's passing. I will miss his smile and sense of humor. Please accept my condolences, and my regrets that I could not be there with you now to help you through this most difficult time. Know that I am praying for Herrmann, and especially for you Sue, and Chad. Although, I have only known you & Herrmann, for the last 10 years or so, your shared friendships have meant so much to me. With Deepest Sympathy,I remain your friend and previous co-worker,
Debra Campo
Sue, I am so sorry to hear about Hermann. I am glad his suffering is over. I know you and Chad will miss him. Take care of yourself. My prayers and thoughts are with both of you.
Sue i have prayed for you and Chad since I received your call.Herrmann has been called to God and his mother, his journey has been completed in this world. I am here for you. Love and prayers, Kim
Dear Delery Family, I just recently(about a month or so ago) saw Herrmann at Ochsner in the Lab center. I knew something was terribly wrong, but I think I made his day when I heard his name called and asked him if he was the Herrmann that went to Rosa Spilka, he was amazed that I remembered him, I told him there were not that many boys that took dancing, he and George Fulton and Salty O'Rourke to name a few, and we were all in the same class. I reminded of the Ballroom Dance Ms. Spilka loved to have,we laughed and said those days were nothing like dancing with the stars of today. We spoke briefly and I could tell I brought back some cheerful memories of the old days at Spilka and the Ninth Ward. How ironic that Martha Mayer (Rosa's neice) just passed away this past Sunday. I think the Lord was looking for some real good dancers. My prayers are with all of you and hope God will see you these difficult times, your father and brother was a true Southern Gentleman.
Sue,
I was so very sorry to hear about Herman - You are in our prayers
Sharon
I am sadden by the loss of Mr. Herman. He was a good person, but most importantly and good friend.
During the time that I had with Mr. Herman, I was amazed on the numerous activities he was able to do in his condition. The courage and the strength that he had motivated and inspired me that anything was possible.
You have fought long enough my friend and the time has come to spread your wings and continue to do GOD's work. We appreciated all that you have done for us in life and we Thank You. We know that you will be looking down on us with a smile.
We have lost a good friend which you will not be forgotten, but always remembered.
Your friend,
Charles Graffeo, Sr.
