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USMC Mounted Police for GITMO fenceline patrol.

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Estella Aritelli Estella Aritelli from Rockport Texas wrote on May 6, 2025 at 8:31 pm
Miss Jerri, one of a kind. The strongest, toughest and most gentle women I have ever known, with such an incredible work ethics. I had the privilege of having her in my life. To her daughter Lea, a beautiful memorial
Enno Camenzind Enno Camenzind from I knew her in Hawaii wrote on May 12, 2024 at 6:08 pm
Miss Jerri was my first riding instructor when we moved to Hawaii. She had a quarter horse there named Reb and she let me use him for my lessons.
Miss Jerri was the most amazing person. She was a hero to many of us and she showed us a love for the horses that continues even today!
I love you Miss Jerri!
Enno
Denise Armer (Furlong) Denise Armer (Furlong) from Muldrow, Ok wrote on May 12, 2024 at 6:07 pm
I met Miss Jerri when I started volunteering at the Camp Smith Stables on Oahu around 1983. I was stationed at KMCAS. Miss Jerri was an incredible woman. So fun to be around and work with. Caring for the horses. The fun times we had playing "cowboy polo" and other games in the arena. The Dinner Rides we did and guiding trail rides. I miss her very much.
Admin Reply by: adminHORSEMARINES
Yes, the Cowboy Polo! An activity she took to her other duty assignments with U.S. Marines as well! There were lessons to be learned and skills honed playing broom polo on the horses. U.S. Marines Playing Cowboy Polo