Bozeman, Montana
Oct. 3, 1925–Feb. 13, 2013Born in Cleveland, Ohio to John W. Gloeckler, Sr. and Vera Solnok. Jackie graduated from West Tech High School in 1943. Soon after, she worked at the I-X Center, Cleveland airport, on B-29 bombers as a "Daisy the Drillpress Operator" for the WWII effort. She worked as a...
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I am so saddened to hear of Jackie's passing. She was my very very dear friend for so many years. We kept in touch through Christmas cards and called her on her birthday every year. May she have happy hunting. My prayers and condolences to Kathy in Texas and family in Ohio.
Sharon Stromski
March 18, 2013 | Laramie, WY
Jackie shared with me her lovely, bubbly spirit, her love of everything outdoors, her joyous perception of life, her wisdom, her patience, her sense of kindness and giving, her passion for Mexico and it's lovely people, her hospitality, her humor and angelic laugh, her joy of entertaining with lobster and homemade bread, her 'Annie Oakley' wild West ethics, her love of hunting, hiking and rock hunting, her passion of taking beautiful pictures, her always warm, welcoming hugs, her sparkling...
February 23, 2013
The rock hunting adventures, Crow Fair, and so many good memories. Will miss you old friend. Carol Chambers
February 19, 2013
Both my husband, David, and myself will miss Jackie very much. We have many happy memories of our visits to Jackie's home in Montana & our adventures together. We loved her very much.
Melanie St. John
February 19, 2013 | Cleveland, OH
Tom and I have many Happy Memories with Jackie. Our Prayers and Thoughts go to her family and friends. Tom & Ardean Johnson
February 17, 2013
