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Bob Curtis
December 29, 2011
My wife Carole and I were married by Father Jack over 40 years ago, and had kept in touch with him with yearly Christmas letters ever since. I tried to mail a card to him and it came back undeliverable. Now I know why. This is a devastating loss for me and my family. Rest in Peace, Father Jack. God loves you, and so do we.
Josephine Pace
April 1, 2011
May God keep you in His care at this time of sorrow. Fr. Jack was a unique and very kind person. I knew him a long time and will never forget him. With sincere sympathy, Jo Pace
Helen and Bill Murphy
March 29, 2011
With sincere sympathy to all of Fr.Jack's family on your loss. I was a P.O. in Newark and would meet and greet Fr Jack after mass at Saint Patrick's. When our 17 year old son passed away in 1990 he made a visit to the funeral home to pay his respects, in his quiet unassuming way. May he R.I.P.
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