My dear, dear brother, I’ll miss all our fun times together, teaching me football until you got tired of answering my “stupid questions”. Then you bought “Football for Dummies”for me. I still laugh about that! Also, the laughs we had talking about our growing up years. One in particular, “it wasn’t me, Doug”. You have been a wonderful husband, father, son and brother. You’ll be missed
Dear Jack, Your wonderful smile and sense of humor, great memories. Sharing stories, which came so easily to you, and were enjoyed by all. Family time to retirement always with a ready smile. We’ll miss you but you made our lives happier.
Uncle Jack was indeed the best uncle, always willing to listen, never judged and no matter how desperate the situation he gave a bit of humor and lots of wisdom. I hold fast to many of his words in my head and his loving nature has widened my heart. Fair winds, uncle Jack.
I was eleven when my father pased away. Jack came to me to offer his condolences. I had so much respect. I still do and will always. Jack told me that if I ever needed anything he would be there for me. I never forgot his compassion. I never asked him for help, but I knew I could of if I had needed it. Thank you,
Mr Graney, Sir
