Jack Jeffery

I played basketball for Jack in the late 1960's and early 1970's. I can't tell you how much Jack help mold my life. Always looked forward to practice at Lockland H.S.. Also, Jack was a good basketball player with good 25 foot range way before the three point shoot.

Jack & Linda have been wonderful neighbors for many years. I truly miss seeing Jack working in his front yard and sitting in his front yard with his dog. He always waved and had a wonderful smile whenever he saw me. I miss seeing Jack in his yard. Rest in peace Jack. You are missed.

Jack was a legend. He coached my son Greg back in the early nineties. He was so good with the kids. He made them all feel special. I will miss him and I will miss seeing him out working in his yard. My condolences to his family.

I also wanted to let you know that I will be out of town the days of the visitation and service or I would be attending.

Linda and family, I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Jack. I met Jack when Tomahawks were first created. Jack became a very good friend of mine at that time. After coaching for many years, I became a football official. Jack always made sure the officials were treated with the highest reguards. When I would see Jack out working in his yard, I would stop and we would have wonderful chats. I was honored to know Jack and call him a friend. With a heavy heart, Ken Buken

Sunshine! That is what I called him. Jack was a kind man that always had a good football story to share. I could chat with him for HOURS about football. I am honored that my son was able to play in the Jack Jeffery Classic last year and that he was there to present the trophy. My heart breaks for Linda and the kids. Sending my deepest sympathy.