Jack Hale

I knew Jack in DeWitt and Los Angeles back in the Downtown Motel band days, and am so sorry to hear of his passing. I know he will be greatly missed. I'm happy to know that enjoyed a successful business career and had a family that loved him.

We are so sorry for your loss and the grief you all are going through. Jack was a wonderful neighbor and we enjoyed the tractor talks we shared when outside doing yard work. He will be missed! We are also so sorry we won’t be able to attend his memorial service as we are going to be out of town. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and if you need anything, please don’t hesitate to ask!

Lisa and Boys, My family and I are so sorry for your incredible loss. We used to be neighbors on good old 14th street where you guys bought your first home (and ours). You both made such a great team, couple, family. His love for his family and work, talent and kind manner as well as his passion for his life will live on. We love you and are praying for you. God Bless

Jack was always a super chill, laid back guy, and I always enjoyed our chats about karting or business whenever I stopped by the shop. Without a doubt, he will be dearly missed. Lisa, you and the family are in our thoughts and prayers.

I remember Jack from junior high school
Oh that white Cougar he drove
My folks had one too
He was a nice guy
Julie (sister) was sweet too
Kelly Thomas-Roseberry

Lisa I'm very sorry for loss of your husband. Prayers for you and your family for the strength to help at this time.

My first memories of Jack were of him coming in to the Peterson Paper Co. to order paper for his print shop. That was many years ago. Then Jack and Lisa and my husband and I connected at the beginning of his cancer journey through mutual friends. We wish his family peace and comfort.
Our deepest condolences.....
Kay and Ron Picolet

I met Jack and Lisa when they started their business on Harrison St. and have enjoyed our business relationship and the many conversations with them. Jack always impressed me with his knowledge on so many topics and his passion for his business, his hobbies but most of all his family. I will miss those conversations greatly. My sincere sympathy to Lisa, Jake and the entire Hale family.

Jack and I were good friends for a long time. My favorite times with Jack were traveling around racing radio controlled cars, gathering with friends every Wednesday night at the McCellan Stockade and going out for dinners with the wives. We always kept in touch. He out lived his doctors projections by years. Vickie and I send our condolences to you Lisa and your Kids. Jack, the good times aren’t over yet. I’ll see you in Heaven. Don