Hey Jack, where we at? Pagashak! Will miss you.

Goodbye dad.

Jack when I heard you passed I was crying. All day, I will miss you very much. You were an awesome friend. You were always there when I needed you. I loved swimming with at the lake.

Without a doubt, Jack was one of the nicest, kindest guy you ever could meet. Always greeting you with a smile, And always always willing to lend a helping hand. He was loved by all that knew him. And incredibly talented: he could design and build kitchens, he could put a new addition one, he could create fireplace mantels and stone walls, build decks or docks. You name it, when it came to construction, there was not anything he couldn't master. I always use to tease him: marrying him was better than marrying a millionaire cause they had to go out and find someone to do work for them, all I had to do was tap him on the shoulder and say: "Honey, I need xxxx done". And he would cheerfully reply: OK honey. What a wonderful, wonderful husband he was. I miss him so very very much already. I just can't believe that he is gone.

Jack loved to fish...and this is one of his prized catches from the Cape Canaveral Beach