Jack Glatz

Our sincere sympathies from James and Debbie Emanuels

Linda, Dave and family. I am so sorry to hear of Jack's passing. This has been a year. I have such wonderful memories of Lake Spgfld, NiNi and Grandad, Mama and Papa and of course Jack and Carol and the back 40. We all shared some great times, 4 wheelin, hiking, swimming, bon fires and all the kids. I am proud to have been a part of your lives. May God be with you all. Much Love

"Uncle" Jack was a big part of summers with family back in the day. He helped us kids ski on IL river and let me drive his pontoon boat. Being from Kansas with no access to lakes or rivers, that was always fun. He will be missed. I pray that his children and grandchildren find peace in knowing he is with Carol again. Bless the entire family.

To the Glatz family,
Our family want to convey their sincerest sympathy in this time of your loss. I know I made Jack happy when I sent David home with my bar-b-que recipe he had wanted for years. Know that we are keeping you all close in prayer.
Love, Bud, Mary Jo, Justin Robards and Robert and Sherry Conrad, Okeechobee, FL

Jack Jr, Linda & David & Family,

We send out deepest sympathies to you in this time of grief. It has been a long time since we have seen all of you but Jack & Carol have always been in our thoughts. They did so much for us over the years and were such great friends. We truly miss them both. If there is anything we can do help you please let us know. Call us.
309 691-8196
Sincerely,

Len & Gayle Deynzer
Tony & Jody too.

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
GOD BLESS

I will miss are days together.
I will cherish the time we had.
I will never forget your sense of humor.
My sincere sympathies.

Although I was very young at the time your family lived next door, I do have fond memories of your parents from various gatherings over the years. Whenever I remember them, it is always with a smile. My sincere sympathies.

Regret hearing of Jack's passing.
I knew him well; but briefly. A great guy that I was lucky to have known.
A fellow Jester,
Bob Glass