Jack F. Boss Jr.

Sorry to hear about jack. He was like a n Uncle to me

Jack boss was more than a boss , friend, mentor,.. He was like a father to me . He was there when I was at the lowest point in my life , and at my highest point in my. He always had something to say to encourage me. Jack boss is a good man he will be missed. Rest in peace my friend..

Our deepest condolences to your family. It was pure joy and a privilege to have Jack as a friend. We had so many fun times with him and Jackie over the years. We worked on so many great projects and campaigns together! North Olmsted is indeed a better place because of Jack and all he had accomplished. Will forever remember Jack in his cowboy hats, always there to lend a helping hand! Sending prayers, Yvonne Petrigac

it was an honor to take care of Mr.Boss, He was so sweet and kind. He had the most handsome smile. He will be missed dearly by everyone here at Rose. love, Emily, Alisa & Judy <3

Mr. Boss was a huge volleyball fan, and I will always remember seeing his cowboy hat in the stands at all of the North Olmsted girls games. A true gentleman of few words. When he talked, you needed to pay attention, because something good was coming. Prayers to the family.

We knew Jack from school and the whole Boss family from growing up in the community of for many years. He built our new Danny Boy Farm Market in 1968, and was well known for his volunteering in the North Olmsted community and the Historical Society. He will be missed by many.

Jack was a great guy to work with. We traded ideas for how to build things. I listened to him and he listened to me. He will be missed.

Brenda, Mike and the entire Boss family. Jack and his wife Jackie were neighbors of ours for decades! You always knew when Homecoming events were coming up, just by watching Jack getting floats ready on flatbeds in his yard. He was not only involved in events but also was a well known figure in North Olmsted for all his years. If he said he was going to do something you could be assured that he would. The memories of Jack always wearing his signature large hat, and Jackie holding or caring...