Jerry Lee Baker Sr. was born September 5th, 1952, in Collins, MO to Alvie and Leta Baker. Jerry passed away at his home on August 31, 2021, in Humansville, MO.
Jerry was with the love of his life for 38 years with Barbara Walters of the home until her passing in March of 2019.
He worked for the MFA/Cattleman Auction/Producers for 30 years. Jerry also was the president of the Humansville Saddle Club for 13 years and put on the youth rodeo for all the kids in the surrounding areas. Jerry and Barbara ran the A-Frame Café for 15 years and fed a lot of the community.
Jerry loved to farm and take care of any animal he came in contact with. He enjoyed hunting and fishing. He also loved his cows and horses. Anything anyone needed caught, he could do it!
He was preceded in death by his wife Barbara Walters.
Jerry is survived by his son Jerry Baker Jr. (Catherine) of Urich, MO. Melissa Baker (Holden Hewes) of Flemington, MO and Tonya Wiggins (Wesly) of Humansville, MO.
Along with many grandkids, great-grandkids, a brother Donald Baker and a sister Joane. As well as many other relatives and friends.
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Jim and Liz Redman says
September 3, 2021 at 5:15 amSuch a loss!! Great guy and even greater father and grandfather. He will be sadly missed.
Carrie Mitchem says
September 3, 2021 at 1:04 pmSure will miss Uncle Jerry, he always made time to talk to me anytime I wanted. He took such good care of Barbara when she needed it the most. Jerry, Missy and Tonya were so lucky to get to have such a great man in their lives. Love you Uncle Jerry.
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September 3, 2021 at 1:30 pmDeepest condolences to all family and friends.
John Skidmore says
September 5, 2021 at 8:34 amOur prayers for the family and friends. Jerry was a great guy. John and Kerry Skidmore
Leon Smith says
September 5, 2021 at 6:28 pmI grew up west of Baker’s. I am two years older than Jerry. He was always polite and quiet. I met him years later at the sale barn. Same nice fellow.
Way too young. Sorry for your loss.
Leon Smith