John H. Burroughs, Jr.

Jack was a very good friend of my father (Albert J. Brown Jr) . I can remember Jack working on drag race cars with my father at our home just out side of Branchville NJ, when I was a little kid. I last talked with Jack at my father's funeral. Jack always pursued the highest performance in his cars while making sure they were safe. I will see what I can do about getting Jack's name and racing history entered into the Eastern Museum of Motor Racing E.M.M.R.

So sorry to hear of Jack passing. I have been lucky to be in the same Apprentice School class at
Picatinny and have kept in touch thru the many years. The pleasure has been mine. Frank Buchanan

Jack was like a big brother to me. I remember him fondly from when I worked at Sparta Auto Parts. Always a smile on his. Many years later, I began working at M&M Mars and our paths crossed again. So then as an adult, he told me stories of when I was much younger and our relationship connected again. I love that man. Rest In Peace Jack. My deepest sympathies to Karen and the family
With love, Pam (Hunsicker)

Jack, I'm blessed to have known you and you are forever family to me. The stories you told taught me a lot and gave me good laughs. I told you I'd always remember your saying "I'd rather be lucky than good" and I will. You also recently told me I was your protector. I'm glad you felt that way and I'll miss you. Love you Jack, rest peacefully! Love, Jennifer