Jack D. Sharp

Our sincere sympathy, prayers and thoughts to Jack's family. We knew Jack from grange and it was a pleasure. Dottie E and Amie V

I just found out about the passing of my "Uncle Jack". He was the best man at my mom and dad's wedding and served as my God Father. I remember attending his plays at Sketch Club and looking at slides from his trip to the Rose Parade. I loved Uncle Jack as if he were a blood relative. I miss his silly ways. Rest in Peace, love you Uncle Jack, Dawn

We knew Jack through Ebenezer Church--He was very appreciative of the music and people there, My parents (Ida and John Steward) always regarded him highly. Jay and I enjoyed his lay speaker messages often when we were visiting Auburn.

So sorry to hear about jack. He such a fun guy and will be missed by many. Ted and barb moody, apache jct. Arizona

Sincere sympathy to Jack's many friends and family. I met Jack when he joined Ebenezer Auburn church . He gave so much of himself and it was always a blessing to work with him. Whether he was preaching or serving his famous ham salad sandwiches as he kept us straight in the kitchen, he always kept us smiling. We miss you, Jack. God bless!

Our sincere sympathy goes out to the family and many friends of Jack. We meet him about 10 years ago at the Jetty Motel in Cape May and looked forward every year to seeing him again in June especially for his birthday
. He was such a nice and interesting person. Jack will be greatly missed. Linda and Charlie O'Carroll, Toms River, N.J.

Jim and Mardella Johnson

We were so sorry to read about Jack's passing. We knew Jack years ago at the Sketch Club Players and had such a fun time with Jack. What a creative director he was and a good friend, witty and sweet man. God's comfort to the Ottens. You were his family. God bless you all. love, Bunny and Chick Dougherty

Fond memories of Jack stretch over many years in Swedesboro, Woodstown and Townsend's Inlet. He was always gracious, kind and a friend.