Jackson Howe Clark

So long ago, but nevertheless so fresh in memory. Butch and Jack were my closest friends from fourth through ninth grades, while we attended Somerset and Meadowbrook. The friendship with Jack renewed in Palo Alto in July of 1970. I always looked up to Jack, still do. He was very important to me as a young boy, and then in my decision making process regarding which college to attend. Space and time will not allow me to adequately express how much Jack did for me, and how much I...

Brigid, please accept my condolences on the passing of Jackson. I hope you can cherish the years you both had together. Best wishes to you, going forward.

We are deeply sorry to hear of this loss for all of Jackson´s family, friends, and all in Lawrence who were lucky enough to know him. RIP.

Jackson was someone I always enjoyed seeing, whether while working at the Merc, or just about Lawrence. His straightforward , and dry wit never failed to make me laugh. He was taken too soon, and will be greatly missed.

Brigid, I'm so sorry for your loss. Hugs and prayers to you and your family.

Jackson, I will always remember your smiling face and warmth at all Murphy Christmas gatherings. I am so grateful to have gotten to know you! You will live in our hearts forever.

Sooo sorry. May your memories give you strength, Judy (Bergen) farrington

Knew Jack and Butch from 2nd grade at Somerset school. Haven't seen him.for many years. What a great life he lived. Truly a Renaissance man.

May he Rest In Peace as he will be missed by all that knew and loved him.