Jack R. Hexter II

To the entire Hexter family: I am so sorry for your loss, which I recently learned of on the Internet. May you be comforted by fond memories of good times together, as well as the love and support of family and friends.

Jill, I´m so sorry for your loss, which I just found out about on the Internet. May you be comforted by memories of the good times together.

Jack was a long-time and good friend. He has a great family, many friends, and I'm sure he will be greatly missed. And our fishing gang especially enjoyed his company every year on our trip to Canada - we will all miss him.

Jean,

We used to like in Glastonbury in 1966 or so and met you and Jack. We were just thinking about you and Jack last week. We took a dinner flight and flew about Dallas and it reminded us of the time Jack took us for a flight from Bradley to look at the Christmas lights. We have fond memories of you and Jack. I looked on the internet and saw that he had passed. We are very sorry for your loss.
Esther & Dave Radican

Jack was a good friend and a great neighbor, a fishing buddy, and a
Father figure to me. He was very sharp witted, and warm hearted,
and I will miss him. My deepest sympathies to the Hexter and Smith families.

I would see Jack at Crystal lake every year. I never saw Jack when he wasn't smiling. Good memories.

Don and I have fond memories of his smile, his humor, his joy of eating a great meal, his love of dogs, and simply an all around great guy. Sending our sincere condolences to Jean and Craig who we remember well. Best, Reina and Don Weiner