Gerald "Jerry" Landreville

Gerald "Jerry" Landreville, age 87 of Fort Myers, Florida and formerly of St. Paul, passed away unexpectedly on October 24, 2025, surrounded by his loving family on what would have been his mother's birthday.

Jerry is survived by the love of his life, Jean Ann, his high school sweetheart who shared forty-two years of love, laughter, and friendship. He is further survived by his sisters, Della and Darlene (Dick), and by his brother, Gary (Elaine). Jerry was a proud father to his children, Scott (Roxanne) Landreville, Janelle (Dan) Forliti, Michelle (Krag) Lorensen, James Landreville, Jeffry (Lynette) Fusco, Jillayne (Michael) Ricci, Jay (Susan) Fusco, and Joel (Michelle) Fusco; and by countless loving grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Jerry was preceded in death by his parents, Gabe and Alice; brothers, Lavern and Blackie; sisters, June Ann and Annie Jane; and by his granddaughter, Danielle Fusco.

Jerry graduated from Argyle High School and then served two years in the United States Army prior to receiving an Honorable Discharge. Over many decades, Jerry managed and owned fifteen restaurants, building not only a successful career, but also many lasting relationships. Among some of the most memorable restaurants were The Victorian, Show Boat, Gabes By The Park, Ol' Mexico, and Champps Sports Bar in Sioux Falls, SD, which he owned for eleven years prior to retiring. He was a hard worker and a great businessman with a strong work ethic.

Jerry loved to play the harmonica. He was witty, fun loving, generous, and always thinking of others and playing pranks with them. He loved to play gin and cribbage with his friends. Jerry also enjoyed boating, RV'ing, and traveling with good friends Keith and Beckie Beener. He made many friends throughout the years and will be missed by all whose lives he touched.

A Celebration of Jerry's Life will be held from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. on June 16, 2026, at Sal's Angus Grill, 12010 Keystone Ave. N., in Stillwater. Military honor's will be provided at 1:15 p.m., followed by a prayer service and time for sharing memories.