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[popsgarland]

It's always sad to hear one of our members leaving us for that Gun Range in the sky.

I know that Jack son was there to meet him and give him a tour of their new gun range.

It's hard to know what to say to anyone when their love one leaves this earth for a
better place above us.

My condolences and

to his wife and family.

 

[Coiled]

Rest in peace Sir.

 

[Wudidiz]

I'll remember Jack as one of the friendliest and kindest members of our forum. He is missed. Rest in peace friend.

 

[Eastexasrick]

The words that come to me are his words to me. He sent this a few days after I lost a dear old friend.

I hope healing comes to you mercifully quickly. We know the loving memories will never diminish nor will the missing. But the pain, it feels like it never will pass.

You will be in my thoughts and prayers. Thank you for reaching out and sharing.

May God bless and keep you.

 

[Cool 'Horn Luke]

No more pain, no more confusion. Just blessed joy. I know God is with your family, and all of your friends are truly blessed to have had you in their lives. I hope one day to be able to tell you this in person, 'cuz if I'm able, it means I made it to Heaven.

 

[seeker_two]

Prayer sent for Miss Tabitha & all of Jack's Family...

Praying for y'all....

 

[deemus]

I once heard someone say, “there are worse fates than death.”

I have come to agree with that. Jacks at peace now. No pain. No heartbreak.

 

[Geezer]

I hate to see the ribbon on the logo but, it's a nice touch.

 

[contender buff]

 

[TipBledsoe]

“Bittersweet” some have said - indeed it is.

I regret that I never met Jack in person, and I will never get that chance on this earth - that’s the bitter part for me.

But he absolutely touched all our lives in such a caring way.

Today he is in paradise, in the comforting presence of God Almighty, and he is etched into our memories never to be forgotten and reminding us to always be supportive and kind to one another - those for me are the sweet things.

 

[MountainGirl]

I hate to see the ribbon on the logo but, it's a nice touch.

I think he would be surprised about it, When we talked that day, it became clear he didn't realize his contributions to members here. After I straightened him right out, he said he received much more than he gave. That could be, but my guess is otherwise.

 

[SURVIVOR619]

RIP and thank you FNORD for your kindness to me and all of your contributions to the TGT! My prayers will be sent to those who loved you and I'm grateful you are now with the Lord! Let the real fun begin brother!!!

 

[jrbfishn]

I hate this crap.
Condolences to all affected.

I concur with this.
R.I.P Jack.

Sent from my SM-S906U using Tapatalk

 

[wakosama]

He never really understood how much he meant to us. Probably the best friend alot of us had on here and he didn't even try. Just the way he was. Hard to say how much I miss him. Be well all.

 

[SQLGeek]

Just saw this. God bless, Jack.

 

[MTA]

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“Bittersweet” some have said - indeed it is.

I regret that I never met Jack in person, and I will never get that chance on this earth - that’s the bitter part for me.

But he absolutely touched all our lives in such a caring way.

Today he is in paradise, in the comforting presence of God Almighty, and he is etched into our memories never to be forgotten and reminding us to always be supportive and kind to one another - those for me are the sweet things.

It was mentioned earlier in the thread that his son died on mar 23, the same day of his last post. Truly awful, RIP

 

[Axxe55]

It was mentioned earlier in the thread that his son died on mar 23, the same day of his last post. Truly awful, RIP

SEVERAL OF US WERE LUCKY TO MEET JACK'S WIDOW TABBITHA AAT MY MEET LAST APRIL TRULY NICE LADY

 

[deemus]

I pray that it's quick.
Whichever way GOD determines this should go.

Been there. Dad hung on too long.
Call me what you want. Cold hearted, calloused old sumbeech, etc.....
If it's time, dear Lord, thy will be done.
Amen.

Lost a buddy last week who is not on this board. Known him since the 80's. There is some mercy in his passing.

I taught him to shoot, taught him how to reload (and he surpassed my abilities!), got him on his first deer and showed him how to field dress a deer. We had many a cool beverage together, and the guy became like a brother to me. RIP buddy. I miss your humor already.

I will be delivering his eulogy at his memorial per his wife's request. A bit nervous about that. But I have no shortage of stories to tell.

 

[billtool]

Truly sorry for the loss of your old friend.

 

[Cool 'Horn Luke]

Lost a buddy last week who is not on this board. Known him since the 80's. There is some mercy in his passing.

I taught him to shoot, taught him how to reload (and he surpassed my abilities!), got him on his first deer and showed him how to field dress a deer. We had many a cool beverage together, and the guy became like a brother to me. RIP buddy. I miss your humor already.

I will be delivering his eulogy at his memorial per his wife's request. A bit nervous about that. But I have no shortage of stories to tell.

Sorry to hear this. Surely in a better place now. RIP.