Gerard Joseph Endres Jr.

Rod, as he was known as a kid, will be ever remembered with a special place in our shared family history in the early days in the 50’s & 60’s in Bayside & Flushing, Queens. My condolences to all the Endres family. R.I.P. Roddy

I am a grateful nephew to Uncle Gerry (Jair) for being there for me at MCRD SDiego 1985/6. Your guidance to my military career was bedrock. I’ll always remember! Rest In Peace – Semper Fi.

Uncle Gerry will be missed immensely and I will never forget the memorable conversations we had every time he and cousin Gerald visited. Good times! You can now rest Uncle Gerry.

Our family lived on The Waterway in Manhasset just down the street from the Endres. Rod was several years older, mature, an upper classman at St Mary’s and more sophisticated than me. I only knew Rod to say hello. However, when I first came home from Vietnam, he invited me to have some beers and conversation. Besides my family, Rod was one of the few who welcomed me home. Thank you Rod and Semper Fi from an appreciative Army grunt! Rest easy Hero, you earned it!

On behalf of my late husband, condolences to Endres family…very sorry for your loss. Special hugs to cousin Kevin.

Solid as a rock and one of my favorite Endres brothers. I’ll always remember his kind words and guidance during tough times. He would know. He took care of us during deployment and even let me shoot his gun 😂. Got me to love Joni Mitchell and Judy Collins. Much love to all who loved him. I sure did.