Gerold Bovich
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Gerold Bovich, of San Tan Valley, Arizona passed away peacefully February 26th, 2023. Gerold Bovich is survived by his loving wife, Karen, and his two daughters, Elizabeth Reilly(Dermott Reilly) and Samantha Stuart(Paul Stuart). He is also survived by two granddaughters, Madison and Grace Stuart; his mother, Vivian Bovich; his brothers, Gary Bovich and William Bovich; as well as numerous nieces and nephews.
Gerold, a Vietnam veteran, served two years in the United States Army where he met the love of his life, Karen, who was also serving in the United States Army. He was also a proud husband, father, and grandfather who love his family more than words can describe. As a young man, Gerold played semiprofessional baseball and always enjoyed watching sports.
He will always be in our hearts, and never forgotten.
In lieu of flowers, please consider making an donation to your local animal shelter or any German Shepherd rescue facility.
“Gerold Bovich, love of my life and my handsome man for over 52 years, I will miss you more than words could ever say.”
-Karen Bovich
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Gino and Paul says: You will never be forgotten, Gerold! May you rest in peace and rise in glory!
Our love and condolences to our beloved Karen and the rest of the bereaved family! Our prayers and love are with all of you. -
Harvey Robinson Sr says:
I remember the many visits between my late wife, Anita, myself, Gerald, and Karen to their home. The four of us would play games and socialize on many occasions, during the early years of our lives. Jerry had a great personality and a way with subtle sarcastic statements that always had us laughing. What a wonderful relationship we had over those years.
He will be missed. -
Pat O’Doul says:
Beautiful words for a great cousin of mine!
“May God Sllep on His Pillow Forever”!!! -
Phil Zoerlein says:
I was proud to call Gerry my friend. I had the honor of working with him at Disneyland Resort in Anaheim California. We always had a good laugh before we got back to work sweeping the Bugsland area behind Hollywood.
The amazing love Karen an Gerry had was a great testament to their family and friends.
Love you my friend Gerry.
Pz
Gino and Paul 
Harvey Robinson Sr 
Pat O’Doul 
Phil Zoerlein
You will never be forgotten, Gerold! May you rest in peace and rise in glory!
Our love and condolences to our beloved Karen and the rest of the bereaved family! Our prayers and love are with all of you.
I remember the many visits between my late wife, Anita, myself, Gerald, and Karen to their home. The four of us would play games and socialize on many occasions, during the early years of our lives. Jerry had a great personality and a way with subtle sarcastic statements that always had us laughing. What a wonderful relationship we had over those years.
He will be missed.
Beautiful words for a great cousin of mine!
“May God Sllep on His Pillow Forever”!!!
I was proud to call Gerry my friend. I had the honor of working with him at Disneyland Resort in Anaheim California. We always had a good laugh before we got back to work sweeping the Bugsland area behind Hollywood.
The amazing love Karen an Gerry had was a great testament to their family and friends.
Love you my friend Gerry.
Pz