Jack Gardo

Jan I hope this finds you doing well. Our family is getting smaller, but the memories are getting bigger and getting us through. Kim was a total surprise to me. I did not know that she had a heart problem.

A Memorial Gift has been presented to Godwin Heights Baptist Church in memory of Jack Gardo. by Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gibson, 315 Barker Ten Mile Road, Lumberton, NC 28358. This gift will be acknowledged in our weekly bulletin.

Jan,
I am so sorry about your dad.I talked to him at length at Jackie's visitation.My thoughts & prayers are with you & your famiLY.

Leonard Hill

If you looked up the word "gentleman" (as southern "gentleman") in a dictionary you would find "see Jack Gardo." I first met Jack back in 1981. He taught me everything I know about Terrazzo as a mentor; but, he was so much more than that .. he was first and foremost my friend for over 30 years. We originally formed our bond during the old Seamco days. His personal integrity, rock solid faith, and sincere desire to "alays do good" was inspiring, with his handshake being as good as gold. ...

We are so sorry for your loss. We were blessed to know him and have him our lives for so many years.
The Wyatt Family

I first met Jack when I was a young boy when my Mother bought a house at Judson, Jack operated a gas service station at the corner of 9th st.I went there to get air in my bike tire. My prayers go to the family.

Jan and family my thoughts and prayers are with you.

Jan, I was very saddened to hear of your fathers passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Sonny Koski & Kim Kent

Guy and family:

Sorry for the loss of your father. I've not seen you or your family in years but my thoughts are with you and them. God Bless!

Darryl Cooper