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Jeane GilmourJeane( ) posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
How hard it is to lose a brother!. Jack has always been avery important person in my life. We were only 14 months apart in age--I was oldest--and we had many interests and friends in common. I was always proud of Jack--He was good looking, talented and had a wayof drawing people to him. When we were children we roller skated a lot, played at Mosswood park nearly every day and always went to the Saturday afternoon matinees at the old Senator theater in Oakland. As a family we enjoyed early radio programs, played table games and especially loved our summer camping trips to Pacific Valley in Alpine County. We had the company of some of our first cousins and assorted friends to hike and play games with, as well as participate in our nightly campfires. We learned to swim in the icey pacific creek, damned up by our fathers to make a pool. Jack and I had many friends in common as we grew up and remained good companions. When we both were attending U.C. Berkeley we took a class in archeology together and shared our very expensive ($7.00) book. Jack would often give me an opinion of a prospective boy-friend. One was ruled out because his appearance in the gym proved that he had skinny legs. In later years, raising families we were not in touch so much, but I always enjoyed Jack's company and his wry sense of humor. Most of his friends didn't know he had a sister, but I will never forget my brother and the fun we had growing up in Oakland. I"m still very proud of him and his career as an architect, and as a husband and father. Still good looking in his 80's and still much loved by his many friends, neighbors and colleagues. Loved you, Jack----------Jeane
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al and maryjean kooymanal( ) posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
Every thursday evening without fail jack would knock at our door. I would ask" who is that knocking at my door." jack would answer "Barnicle Bill the Sailor". We will long remember our friendship with "barnicle Bill the Sailor". fond memories, Al and M.J.
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Pat( ) posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
My thoughts go out to you and your family. I will miss and remember all the laughs and good times we had. Jack is a great man and friend and he will be missed.
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Richard and Alice Callistro( ) posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
We were so sorry to learn of Jack's death. Our prayers are with the family.
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Wm Renwick?????( ) posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
Jack LLoyd - Loved him dearly-The many years our families spent in Pacific Valley .The few times I had hairbrained ideas - he would listen and would draw up something with me - but I still dream .The funny way he would relate to his father ,instead Dad he would refer to him as "Spike"(once in awhile we still cook flapjacks on the aluminum griddel that Spike made fo our camping excursions)He often talked obout brother Ralph and sister Jean .I had forgotten about little brotherBob . He and his wife were always fun people to be around .I'm realy going to miss these people . Goodby Jack - Billy
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Bill & Sherry Fortier( ) posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
Jack was always a friend to me and my brothers and sister while growing up next door in Lodi. He was even very tolerant of our antics, like accidently throwing balls and toys through his windows. He let us know when we made too much noise late at night, but he was always fair. Recently, I enjoyed saying hi and having a drink with him when I was home with the family during holdiays. I enjoyed his smile, firm hand shake and conversation. We will miss Jack and think of him always on our trips back to Lodi. Kenny, we wish you and your family all the best and we will keep your family in our prayers.
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Mimi WhiteLodi and Napa( ) posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
Jack designed our home in Napa in 1968 where I am still living. It has stood the test of time due to Jack's skills. It was sort of experimental as far as houses were concerned for it is all oversized brick. We enjoyed many good times when I was living in Lodi up until 1968. He will be missed. Glad to see he wished to support the Bear Backers through the golf scholarship. Go Bears
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Robert R. Machado AIA( ) posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
ken, my deepest sympathies to you and your family. I enjoyed your dad as a friend and as an architect. We did some projects together and he was great to work with. His pleasant demeanor will be missed. ted
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Charles & Roxanne ScullRoxanne Scull( ) posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
Although, I did not know Jack for very long, I was very fond of him. I'll miss being able to see him from time to time, and I wish him a good journey home. My husband, Charles, Jack's nephew, is out of town, but he loved his uncle and and sends his love to everyone.
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Tim KooymanTim( ) posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
Jack Thanks for the Memories .. You brought many smiles to me with your great brand of humor. I will always remember you in your saddle shoes drinking a scotch and listing to your favorite jazz music?We shared the same passion of antique collecting and thanks again for the old post office?You will be missed greatly.
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Karen and Michael Hall and FamilyKaren and Michael( ) posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
Firstly Ken our condolances and prayers to you and your family. Jack was a great friend and we will miss him dearly. He did a number of projects for us for over 25 years and all of them turned out extremely well. We will most of all miss his great wit and sense of humor but we know too that he is resting in peace with the good Lord. R.I.P. Karen and Michael and Family
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Bill and Kerry Gaineskerry( ) posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
the world has lost a truly unique person.You made life more interesting for the rest of us. It's that wonderful sense of humor we'll miss so much. "SUIT-UP!"
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Mickey and Kelley Kooyman LuizKelley Luiz( ) posted a condolence
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
Kenny and Family: We too will miss Jack and his wonderful sense of humor. He would always manage to pass on kind and encouraging words everytime I would see him throughout my years of growing up. My entire family will truly miss the presence of Jack being with us.
