Jack Maurice Warnick

Here in our dental office we try to know our patients on a personal level....this man was very modest about his success in life & the impact it must have had on others. We have learned so much more about Jack in this tribute. What a kind man. This is truly inspiring to read about his life.

Much respect for your work in Tacoma. Thank you for everything you did for the community.

Only knew Jack through business, Puget Sound Mfg, and I always respected him. RIP Jack.

My deepest condolences to Fred and Sulja and the entire family for their loss of their beloved

My husband and I met Jack and Fred and Sulja in 1994. I am a third cousin of theirs, our grandparents, Crentza and Isac were brother and sister, born in Romania . My cousin Sylvia from Vienna , informed me about Jack´s passing. He was a lovely man, and I feel so blessed to have met him, even if for a brief period of time, when living in the Pacific Northwest. He was warm and kind, with a smile on his face.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Todd, we were classmates at Stadium. What an amazing tribute to your remarkable dad. In the 1970s I briefly worked in a dental office where he was a patient and fondly admired him then. His life work ia a blessing to our community.

I knew Jack theough Lilly, who studied violin with me for many years. Jack and Lilly were inspiring role models in their public and private lives; generous, optimistic people who loved life and valued all the best things. I hope the two of them can now be reunited in a joyful eternity, and I send my sincere condolences to the family.

Jack was one of the outstanding citizens of Tacoma- he stood up for people especially those who had no voice. A wonderful human being and leader. Dennis Flannigan and Jayasri Ghosh