Jack Henry Hale

'The Driving Milkman' - and all his other monikers - will forever be remembered for his tales, humor and more. When Franklin Co Historical Society had an event, Jack was there with his car and his quick wit to make everyone welcome. He lived the stories that others have only read about. We will miss Jack.

Diane, I am glad Gary and I were able to come in. You know how much Jack meant to us.

Dear Diane, it was with much sadness to hear of your Father's passing. I hope you will take comfort in knowing that you were the most important & loved person of his life. He was a good man. My condolences to You and all the Hale family.

My sincere sympathy is sent to Jack's family, as well as to Jeanette and James Allen Brown. We were bluegrass friends and shared many good times with the Lost and Found.

I played softball for Jacks team many,many, years ago. J&D Motors. He always gave us the biggest party at year end, and we always had new shirts, good equipment, he was just a "GOOD GUY" I know you all will miss him and his grin.

Diane and family,
I was so sorry to hear about your dad. You will be in my thoughts and prayers.

Jack will be miss by us all. But he has went home to the Lord in Heaven.Jack was a good friend to my father and mother and us all. Harry I am thinking about you now. All the Hale family the Weavers are praying for you'll And may God be with you'll in these hard day's. I will never for get that day I painted that 36 Chev. race car Jack had. I can hear him now saying look at that how in the world does he do it. God bless the Hale family Bobby & the Weaver Family