Gerard Thomas Nazworth, age 48, of Hemet, CA, passed away on Friday, June 10, 2011, at San Gorgonio Memorial Hospital in Banning, CA. He was the youngest son of Sgt. Maj. William Chiever Nazworth and Virginia Solo Nazworth. He was born in Fort Bliss, Texas the youngest of 5 children. As a little boy he was cute, smart and inquisitive. But his life would be a turbulent life. Yet, he managed to accomplish great things by being a loving father to his daughter, Lindsay.
He served in the Army during the Gulf War. Gerry is survived by his mother, Virginia K. Nazworth of Hemet, his daughter Lindsay Nazworth, 15 and his 3 sisters, Kathleen Cluck of North Carolina, Barbara Nazworth of Michigan and Donna Roper of Arizona and his brother, Bill Nazworth of Hemet, California.
Gerry died of a heart attack at only 48 years old.
Internment was at Riverside National Cemetery, Riverside, CA on Friday, June 24, 2011
He served in the Army during the Gulf War. Gerry is survived by his mother, Virginia K. Nazworth of Hemet, his daughter Lindsay Nazworth, 15 and his 3 sisters, Kathleen Cluck of North Carolina, Barbara Nazworth of Michigan and Donna Roper of Arizona and his brother, Bill Nazworth of Hemet, California.
Gerry died of a heart attack at only 48 years old.
Internment was at Riverside National Cemetery, Riverside, CA on Friday, June 24, 2011
Gerard Thomas Nazworth, age 48, of Hemet, CA, passed away on Friday, June 10, 2011, at San Gorgonio Memorial Hospital in Banning, CA. He was the youngest son of Sgt. Maj. William Chiever Nazworth and Virginia Solo Nazworth. He was born in Fort Bliss, Texas the youngest of 5 children. As a little boy he was cute, smart and inquisitive. But his life would be a turbulent life. Yet, he managed to accomplish great things by being a loving father to his daughter, Lindsay.
He served in the Army during the Gulf War. Gerry is survived by his mother, Virginia K. Nazworth of Hemet, his daughter Lindsay Nazworth, 15 and his 3 sisters, Kathleen Cluck of North Carolina, Barbara Nazworth of Michigan and Donna Roper of Arizona and his brother, Bill Nazworth of Hemet, California.
Gerry died of a heart attack at only 48 years old.
Internment was at Riverside National Cemetery, Riverside, CA on Friday, June 24, 2011
He served in the Army during the Gulf War. Gerry is survived by his mother, Virginia K. Nazworth of Hemet, his daughter Lindsay Nazworth, 15 and his 3 sisters, Kathleen Cluck of North Carolina, Barbara Nazworth of Michigan and Donna Roper of Arizona and his brother, Bill Nazworth of Hemet, California.
Gerry died of a heart attack at only 48 years old.
Internment was at Riverside National Cemetery, Riverside, CA on Friday, June 24, 2011
