Jerry Jay Sargent

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Jerry Jay Sargent quickly left this mortal life to join his family on the other side of the veil on Sunday May 4, 2014. Born December 26, 1932 in Mesa, Arizona to George Ray and Fulvia McClellan. He attended school in Mesa and later worked hard to put himself through BYU in accounting, and was a member of the ROTC and Viking Club.read more

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