Jerry Len Weller went home to be with Jesus on September 3, 2021;  Broken Arrow, OK.

Jerry Weller was born January 18, 1960, in Encino, California. He was raised in Woodland Hills and Van Nuys, California. Jerry joined the Navy at age 23 and was stationed with MOMAU company. He and his then wife, Wendi, were blessed with two children: James and Jessica. His tours of duty included South Carolina, Okinawa Japan, Hawaii, New Jersey, Tennessee, and Guam.  He retired after 20 years and 8 days with a rank of MN1 Mineman First Class.

Jerry met and received Jesus in 1998 thanks to his Navy buddy, Jim Maxson. He attended Rhema Bible College where he received his pastoral training. It was after that he met his beloved wife, Sandy, and they married in 2007. He whole heartedly took up the roll of grandpa to Sandy's grandkids.   Jerry's next adventure took him to ORU where he graduated in 2011 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Education. It was then that he began teaching at Lewis and Clark Elementary. This is where he met Hamed Sajjadi.   Mr. Sajjadi was instrumental in connecting Jerry with Life Spring Church where Jerry served for the past 5 years.

Two things were most important to Jerry.  His love for Jesus  and  his love for people.  His greatest delight was his  grandson  Jay,  who is carrying on the family name and tradition.  Grandpa Jerry became Gramps.

Jerry is survived by his wife, Sandy; his siblings: Kim Stevenson ,  Lindy Rich, Randy Weller (Carlynn) ; his children:   James Len Weller (Courtney), Jessica Nicole Weller; his stepchildren: Austin Olcott (Tracy),  Angela Snyder (Patrick Sr.), Melissa Olcott (Ryan);  his grandson Jay Lincoln Weller; his step-grand-children:  Kaira Ledford, Patrick Snyder Jr, Dana Olcott, Jordane Snyder, Seren Ledford, Kadence Olcott, Layla Olcott; his nieces and nephews:  Tammy Braun, Trisha Thrum, Joseph Rich, Randy Weller Jr.  as well as other extended family members.

The family requests in lieu of flowers donations be made to the Victory Church Tulsa rescue fund.  Donors can text the word "RESCUE" and an amount of money to  28950.  The rescue fund has been helping Christians in Afghanistan,  and people affected by hurricane Ida.

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