Condolence: Our sincere condolences and heartfelt sorrow. Jack was one of our mentors and spiritual leaders in life. We will truly miss his wonderful warm smile and great attitude. Rest in Peace.

Condolence: We know how much it hurts at a time like this. We also know of the tender mercies of Heavenly Father during such separation. May God continue to bless all of your wonderful family. The best is yet to come.

Condolence: Dear Jan and family, We are saddened to hear of Jack's passing. Even though time has gone by we have thought of you often as you were good friends and neighbors. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
R C and Ruth Nelson

Condolence: He went to sleep one day, never here to awake again. But everything was all right between he and Him. He awoke in Heaven's courtyard, free from pain within, and the angels gathered 'round him and took him by the had. Serenaded by angels, right up to the throne. Serenaded by angels, finally at Home. Surrounded by praises to the King. " Welcome to Paradise! " The angels will sing.

Condolence: Dear Aunt Jan, Jim,Nancy,Susan,and John
My sister Mary called me to tell me about Uncle Jack's death. He was a unique person in that he had such a distinguished career as well as such a loving thoughtful person who always seemed to be interested in how your life was going as well as your family. He seemed so keenly aware of things.
It seems life throws you a curve ball some times, I know this last year has been tough. He is in a better place now with loved ones for sure.
I still remember the parade in the 60's. He had a full and wonderful life!
Love, Allen, Marilyn, and Gillian

Condolence: Dear Jan, Cousins and all the family,
We were very saddened to hear about Uncle Jack's passing. Even though we lived at such a distance we were always warmed by Uncle Jack's kindness and interest in the lives of our family. We were so happy to receive your visits over the years and of course the many letters written with such thoughtfulness and warmth and, of course, the wonderful news about your always growing extended family.
Please accept our love and sympathy.
Carol, Serge, Jeremy and Flora

Condolence: iIn 1980 I I had the honour and pleasure of having Jack as my Rotary exchange student guardian/mentor. Jack was welcoming, warm,treated you like an adult and quietly firm. Jack was, as they say, a class act. His time in the service in WW 2 was a story not told to me by Jack in 1980, only discovered in conversation with him a a spry 89 year old on a visit to Sidney in 2010. Stories of the Burma Hump where told to me by my father and I thank Jack for his service to his country and the defense of mine, Australia.
I pass on my condolences to Jack's wife and children the Knicely extended family. RIP Jack, maybe we will get another hit of tennis one day!

Condolence: Jan and children, I have so many memories of Jack. We sang beside each other in the choir, oh his vabrado voice. Our talks in the Trinity center after church, and the wisdom he could impart, only when asked. Most of all, Jack reading the 23rd Psalms for the Tenabray Service, I think of him every time I read, or hear it. Jesus said "I go to prepare a place for you". We can take solace in knowing he is home, Praise the Lord.

Condolence: Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this time. Always enjoyed talking with Jack when he was walking the dog. Always thought it was unique how he tied the leash. May God comfort his family in this time of great loss.

Condolence: My sincere sympathy in the loss of your husband, father and grandfather. Jack was such a kind hearted gentle man. I will miss the alley visits and the knowledge he always had to share. Your neighbor Judy.