Condolence: Jack was one of the smartest people I had the opportunity to meet. I wish that I could have known him longer. I wish that we could have graced us with his prescence longer. I'll miss you Jack.

Paul & Cassie

Condolence: Jack: friend, foe, counter-part... years in the making, homie. Self expression, an eye for detail, and acute intellect... though sometimes potential outweighs the significance of being content, or knowing what you are really worth, to know how special you were... light the stars for me, homie

Condolence: My prayers go out to all family and friends of jack. What a unique intelligent person i had the privilege to know.

Condolence: Dearest Loved ones and those that knew Jack,

It has been over a week now that you have gone to be with our Lord but it already seems an eternity.

Jack was a very special Son, friend, and human being to anyone
that had the privilege to know him. He will be sorely missed by all.

To those that know the Lord, Jesus Christ, this will be but a sort absence from our beloved Son and friend for we will all be reunited when we reach home.

Jack I love You more than any of my words or actions can or could ever be conveyed.

I think of You daily and my prayers go out to those that knew you.

Until we meet again in heaven, I love you.

Dad

Condolence: Uncle Bill & Aunt Becky!!!
I am so sorry to hear about Jack. I wish I knew him a little better. My prayers and thoughts are with you all. I love you all!!!

Condolence: Many Prayers of peace to all who loved Jack. Jack was very special to me and my family for many years. Last March Jack and Marley came to Keenon's baby Mattie's birthday party. I told Jack at Marley and Mattie's age they were quiet a job. Jack said, it was the best job he could ever have. The last time I got to see Jack he told me he had gotten his GED and he had gotten the highest score in MO. I told him I was so proud of him for getting his GED. But wasn't surprised at his score. That he was a generous and could do anything. I appreciated his loyalty as a friend to Keenon. I will miss his beautiful smile. God Bless You Jack, I love you. Keenon's Grandma Janice Wright

Condolence: Becky,
We are so sorry to hear of your loss. My heart aches for both Bill and you. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. May God comfort and keep you.
Debbie

Condolence:

Condolence: Jack. The high school boy at our door. Long hair, piercings and a wool cardigan sweater. A smile on his face and a sparkle in his eye. “Is Matt home?”

Jack. The boy at the door with dread locks. The smile. The sparkle. “Is Matt home?”

Jack. “What? A Daddy?”

Jack. So fiercely proud and loving his son. Marley's photo always on our refrigerator; tiny baby to beautiful toddler.

Jack. The man at the door. No more dreads. Putting our computer through its paces.

Jack and Matt. Perfectly packed U-Haul. Nary the breadth of a piece of paper between its contents.

Jack. Traveled to St. Louis to help. We worked. Then we played. What fun!

Jack. So smart! Asking about college.

Jack. Sitting by us, just weeks ago at Drury University.

Jack. Wondering. “Can I go to school and still support my son?”

Jack. The smile. Always ready with a quip. Something deep behind that sparkle in his eye.

Jack. A true friend to our son.

Jack. At Peace.

Jack. No more at our door.

Jack. You are so missed.

Condolence: Jack, I had the pleasure of meeting you a few times. What a remarkable person! I am blessed to have shared a part of your short life as are so many others.
Watching you with Marley fascinated me, you were so interested, so loving, so caring. I will never forget the way you wrapped up that baby, still makes me smile. You are sincerely missed. Love You, Aunt Chris