A professor and psychologist Dr. Jerry Clinton McGill, 60, Crowley, Texas, was born Sept. 29, 1947, at Squires, and departed this life Nov. 2, 2007, in Ft. Worth, Texas, after losing a battle with multiple myeloma.
Services were held Nov. 6 in Ft. Worth, Texas. Entombment was in the Laurel Land Memorial Park Mausoleum of Fort Worth.
Jerry was a professor and psychologist at the University of North Texas Health and Science Center. He was a member of the Institutional Review Boards of Methodist Hospital of Dallas, Cook Children’s Medical Center of Ft. Worth and University of North Texas Health and Science Center of Ft. Worth.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Jess and Delph (Piland) McGill, Earl and Rae (Jennings) Hardcastle, and one uncle, Eldon Hardcastle, of Rockford, Ill.
He is survived by his wife, Dr. Kathryn (Schmidt), and son, Christopher, of the home, a son, Wesley, and daughter-in-law Amber and step-grandson, Ian, of Boulder, Colo.; his parents, Wesley and Alta (Hardcastle) McGill, and sister, Linda Leach, all of Grandview; a brother, John, of Raymore; aunts, Mildred (Hardcastle) Pueppke, Ava, Freeda (Hardcastle) Adams, Marshall, Betty (Hardcastle) Taylor, Scott City, Eulah (McGill) Jones, St. Charles, uncles Earl Jr., Robert and Donald Hardcastle, Rochelle, Ill., Herman McGill, Troy; a niece, Dawn Leach, Lee’s Summit; nephews Adam and Mitchell McGill, Kansas City, and Grant McGill, Dallas, Texas; and many other relatives and friends.
