Jeron Andrew Pint
Posted By Ballard Sunder Funeral Home On November 29, 2020 @ 8:04 pm In 2020,Obituaries | 19 Comments
Jeron Pint, age 76 of Jordan, entered eternal life on Saturday, November 28, 2020. A private Mass of Christian Burial will be held at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Jordan, on Thursday, December 3, 2020 at 11AM. Father Neil Bakker will preside and Jeron’s wife, Marilyn, will act as his urnbearer.
Friends can live stream the service by visiting the church’s website and clicking on the live streaming tab.(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=516v3E9ueuc) In lieu of flowers, memorials are preferred and will be distributed by Jeron’s family in his memory.
On June 16, 1944, Jeron Andrew Pint, was born on the family farm near St. Benedict’s to parents, Joseph and Alma (Steinhoff) Pint. He was the third of eight children. From a young age, Jeron knew the importance of family. Always active, he could be found outdoors with his brothers or playing baseball with the St. Benedict Saints. Later, Jeron took on the role of scorekeeper at baseball games. His youth was filled with good memories—spending time with family, hunting, fishing, and working hard on the family farm.
Along with his siblings, Jeron attended country school at St. Benedict’s and later attended New Prague High School. After his graduation, Jeron joined the Army National Guard and began a 40-year career with MVE (Minnesota Valley Engineering) later known as Chart Industries. Before officially retiring, he also worked at Jordan Transformer. No matter where he worked, Jeron made friends. Working was never difficult for him because he had good people beside him.
In his free time, Jeron enjoyed dancing. It was at the New Prague Ballroom that he met Marilyn Gregory of Jordan. The two simply knew they were meant to be together. On October 26, 1968 Jeron and Marilyn were united in marriage at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Jordan. Despite it being pheasant season, they still managed to get the entire family to attend!
Jeron and Marilyn were blessed with 52 years together. Their years were filled with laughter, love, and countless games of Sheepshead with family. They often joked that Jeron teaching Marilyn cards was part of their marriage ceremony. Jeron loved his family deeply and shared his pastimes with them. For 52 years, Jeron and Marilyn were joined during their summer vacation by their siblings, nieces, and nephews at Lake Edward near Brainerd.
In recent years as his health declined, Jeron felt privileged to have his family by his side, especially his nieces and nephews. In his last days, Jeron often asked Marilyn, “where are my other children today?” He lovingly referred to his brother Marlin’s children Deb, Julie, Amanda, Andrew and Joe as his own. Jeron was an amazing uncle. He had a special relationship with all his nieces and nephews. They knew they were loved even when he joked the best part was being able to send them home after a day together.
Throughout life, Jeron was a kind and good-humored man. He was always willing to help others and appreciated when they did the same. Jeron is forever loved and missed by his wife, Marilyn; siblings, David (Joan) Pint, Earl (Judy) Pint, Lois (Jim) Giesen, Marlin (Ruth) Pint, Lori Moylan, Adele Pint; brother-in-law, Ken Palma; many loving nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Jeron is greeted in Heaven by his parents; sister, Jayne Palma; nephew, Chuckie Giesen.
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Marilyn my very deepest sympathy on the passing of Jeron and your sister Vi. My thoughts and prayers are with during this very difficult time. Colleen Eischens
Marilyn ~
We were so saddened to hear of Jeron’s passing. You are so missed in the old neighborhood! We enjoyed sitting on your driveway having a beer and just visiting. Jeron was such a kind man and we will miss him. Our deepest sympathies to you. Please know that you will be in our thoughts and prayers.
Colleen & John Herzog
Our deepest sympathy Marilyn and to the entire family on the loss of Jeron. I always enjoyed visiting with him at MVE/Chart. Our prayers and thoughts are with you! Wishing you well
Marilyn so sorry to hear of your loss was always good to see you when we had woodcarving deal up north Lorraine Scheller Paulsen
So sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and his family.
Marlyn I was so sorry to hear that you lost your Jeron and you sister Vi. You have many wonderful memories to keep close to you heart. Remember you are in my thoughts and prayers..
Our thougths and prayers are with you Marilyn, Mike & Mary Gregory
Marilyn, So sorry for your loss. Jeron was one of my favorite cousins growing up. I have fond memories stopping by their place to see Great Grandma. I’ve been praying for him daily ever since I heard that he went onto Hospice. Darlene Schorn (I was Darlene Schmitz in your class with you at the Jordan parochial school).
Marilyn,
Our deepest sympathy as we remember Jeron. What great neighbors you were! We will always remember Jeron’s kindness and smile and visits in the neighborhood. We are so sorry for your loss…our prayers are with you.
Rod and Brenda
Marilyn, so sorry to hear of the loss of your husband, Jeron, and your sister, Vi. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this very difficult time.
Our deepest sympathy on your loss. Jeron was always fun to work/visit with at MVE/Chart. Our thoughts are with you and your family at this time.
Our deepest sympathies to you, Marilyn. Growing up Jeron was one of our favorite neighbors. He even babysat for us a few times. And I’ll always remember him as one of the best dancers. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Thoughts and prayers are with you.
Marilyn. Our deepest sympathy on Jerons passing. You are in our prayers.
Mary Hennes
Jeremy Wodtke
Ben & Katie Tepfer, Lane & Oliver
Marilyn; Evelyn and I would like to extend God’s Love, Peace and Blessings during this time of sorrow for the loss of both your husband and Sister!
Marilyn, sending our love from Kansas. Jeron was a kind, caring man and we have so many wonderful memories of time spent with both of you. Fishing at the Mill Pond and sitting on your driveway watching the fireworks. We are honored you are Lorens Godparents and set the example of living your best life! We love Jeron and will miss him forever.
Love you! Dave Jan and family❤️
Marilyn, sending our prayers and sympathy to you . Jeron was a classmate of mine and was such a fun guy. He was kind and always cheerful and ready for fun. Also, he was smart enough to marry a cousin of mine. He will be missed and we will cherish the good memories he left us.
Pat and Mary (Slinkard) Weldon
Marilyn, I just got caught up on some recent obituaries from Jordan. So sorry to see you lost Jeron and your sister Viola. Being an old classmate of yours , I was happy to hear you and Jeron become friends of my parents ,thru a group of you that would meet Sunday mornings after church at McDonalds. Maybe he and my folks are crossing paths with each other in Heaven.
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Our taught and prayers are with you, at this time of your loss, Jeron and I were the best of friends in our younger days, I will never forget how he helped me get around, and such a generous friend, I sure he is heaven, a good man