I didn’t know Jerry personally but had the pleasure of playing golf with him once at brick yard crossing , he was a very nice person !

When we were 14 years old, Jerry and I were racing 50 cc motorbikes on the streets in Spokane. Late on summer nights, I didn't think life could get any better then that. At that age I knew Jerry was an incredible person that would bring out the best in others.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Sneva Family.....George and Debra Herrel

To the family I offer my condolences. Jerry was my buddy back in the days the good old days. We got to know each other at the Office Tavern in Spokane. Lots of great memories of Jerry. I watched him race several times, knew his family and I am so greatful I saw him a few years ago at the Stateline. RIP dear friend you will be missed and I love you.

I had the pleasure of playing golf on many early mornings with Jerry. He always secured one of the first early tee times at the Brickyard Crossing. He was a very humble and wonderful man to play golf with. He will be immensely missed at the Brickyard, especially by his normal fellow foursome, and of course his lovely wife Kathy, who often rode with Jerry during his golf game.

If you get a chance watch, Robin Miller’s YouTube video of some of the most bravest men to ever drive at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Jerry was one of those men.

May eternal rest grant unto him oh Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him.

Rest in peace Giles

I will sure miss you Buddy. We had some great times. Love ya man!!

Jack

My prayers and condolences to the Sneva Family. Jerry was always a pleasure to talk to when he would drop by the Suite in Tower Terrace! He will be missed by all of us.

Charley

Sincere condolences to all the Sneva family and my friend Jan that I played baseball and football with at EWU . . . ( My uncle Don Brown raced with Jerry's dad in the 40's and 50's ) . . Rory Rickard , Spokane

I remember Jerry well from Spokane...nice guy...and when he did well in the Indy 500...some friends of ours—Mary and Millard—

went to see him race....so exciting!!! RIP guy......