Jack Martin Toftness

So sorry for your loss! I remember Jack & his lovely wife June from high school We mourned the loss of Skylar with your family as well. I know June, you will have great support from your family. May the Lord hold your family in His care as you work thru your grief.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always. I knew Jack along time but never knew he was my cousin until about 10 years ago.

June, Jack´s passing has left an empty place in my heart, but not a void in my memory. I have wonderful memories of Jack thru high school and the two of you.

Best laugh ever!!!

My deepest sympathies in the loss of Jack. I remember his laugh and his big smile. May God Bless you all and may you be comforted by God, friends and each other.

Jack and I are the same age and were neighbors in the late 1950s. We played together. We played baseball with other neighbor kids until dark. We walked down to the Thriftway store when it was still there and bought pop and crackers with money supplied from our parents. A grape soda was 10 cents and a box of crackers was 25 cents. He called me `oates´ probably because of my last name. Jack was always fun to be around. We moved to Seattle in 1960. People lose touch after so much time...

Jack was a friend to all. Always stop and talk when he saw you. Always there if you needed anything or help. Nice guy. RIP Jack..

Jack was absolutely one of a kind. And, kind he was. He definitely left a positive mark on this earth.

Jack was a very good person,I never see him that he was not smile had a truck that I don´t know how he got inside of it, I know him from in High school, and with June on his side or close by some where. She is an angel. He will be together some Day. God bless you June