Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Distinguished Service Award Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce Award of the Year Experimental Aircraft Association Special Award Ohio Aviation Trades Association Sparky Award Amelia Earhart Memorial Award, 1964 Aero Classic Aviation Progress Award, 1965 National Aviation Trades Association Pilot-of-the-Year Award, 1964 Glenn Hammond Curtiss Silver Medal, Pittsburgh OX-5 Club Milestones in Manned Flight Trophy, Trans World Airlines Wadsworth, Ohio, Aero Club Special Award Kansas 99’s Special Recognition Medallion Special Award of Bexley Civic Association Women’s Aero Association of Wichita Award Award of Appreciation, Licking County (Ohio Columbus Transportation Club Special Award Sports Woman of the Year, Columbus Citizen-Journal, 1969 Citation of Wichita, Kansas, Chamber of Commerce September 14, 2013 was declared Jerrie Mock Day by an official proclamation from Newark, Ohio mayor Jeff Hall. Legacy A life-size bronze sculpture of Mock, sculpted by Renate Burgyan Fackler, was unveiled in the courtyard of The Works museum in Newark, Ohio on September 14, 2013. Mock's younger sister, Susan Reid, modeled for the statue while wearing Mock's knit skirt, sweater, and leather shoes that she had worn on her round-the-world flight. According to Wendy Hollinger, the publisher who reissued Mock's book about her flight, Mock did not especially like skirts, but "was in a skirt because she thought it would be socially acceptable, especially in the Middle East." Mock's Cessna 180 which she flew around the world, the Spirit of Columbus, hangs in the National Air and Space Museum of the Smithsonian. In June 2007, Mock flew to Chantilly, Virginia, to see “The Spirit of Columbus” for the first time in many years. Mock "was so pleased to see her plane 'airborne' again". The plane previously was in storage, but with the opening of the Udvar-Hazy Center, is now back on display. The United States Air Force named a street in honor of Mock at Rickenbacker AFB (presently Rickenbacker Air National Guard Base and Rickenbacker International Airport) in Lockbourne, Ohio (near Columbus). A plaque bearing Mock's accomplishments can be found in the Tallahassee Regional Airport's Aviation Wall of Fame in Tallahassee, Florida. In 2022, Mock was inducted into the National Aviation Hall of Fame in Dayton, Ohio. Death Mock died in her home in Quincy, Florida and was found by a relative on September 30, 2014. Thanks to the help of a volunteer pilot, she took her final flight in a Cessna 180 as her ashes were returned