In Memory

Jerry Parker, IV

Jerry Parker, IV

 

Jerome H. Parker IV

February 21, 1950 – July 30, 2023

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Jerome H. Parker IV, who departed this life on July 30, 2023. Born on February 21, 1950, in his beloved Austin, Texas, Jerome was the son of Jerome H. Parker III and Jacquelyn Joy Patterson. Jerome’s academic journey led him to the University of Texas, where he not only earned his Bachelor’s degree but also a Masters of Professional Accounting. His unwavering dedication to learning was matched only by his devout support for the Texas Longhorns, a passion he proudly shared with his son, Jerry. Jerome’s journey extended far beyond the borders of Texas. He put his exceptional financial skills to use during his service in the Peace Corps, lending his expertise to communities in Albania and Afghanistan. In addition to his financial pursuits, Jerome had a profound love for writing. His articles, featured in various publications including Austin Writer, showcased his talent and dedication to the written word. While we mourn his loss, we take comfort in knowing that Jerome has been reunited with his parents, brother Christopher Wylie Parker and  sister Shirley Parker who preceded him in death. He leaves behind his beloved son, Jerome Henry Parker V and wife Ann of Charlotte, NC. Jerome is also survived by three sisters, Mary Helen Parker Ruth and husband Jim of Austin, TX, Susan Alice Parker Goins and husband Joseph of Everett, WA and Lucy Parker Watkins of McKinney, TX, as well as numerous nephews and neices.  



 
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09/08/26 05:22 PM #1    

Kathy (Mary Katherine) O'Byrne (Bradham)

I grew up with Jerry, our parents were best friends.  I visited Joy Parker in the hospital shortly before she died, she was so young, one of the sweetest mothers.  Jerry was really quiet but had a beautiful smile.  Very smart and intense, no surprise his obituary was full of his accomplishments.  RIP Jerry.


09/09/26 01:38 PM #2    

Carol Bushock (Cooley)

I remember Jerry from St. Andrew days, 1962 - 64. He was a nice person, friendly and smart. I send my condolences to his family, son, beloved family members and friends. I pray that the Lord already has him in the palm of His hand.❤️🙏

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