John Edward "Hayes" "Jack"

Eddie,Kristin and the Hayes family,
We are sorry for your loss.
Please accept our deepest sympathies.
Love,
Uncle Nick, Aunt Kelley and Kids

Have many memories of Jack back in the good old days playing in the old Grove St lot and our numerous talks at the Suzio plant.
May he rest in peace.

I WORKED WITH "THE COMMANDER"JACK AT SUZIO'S IN THE DISPATCH OFFICE WHEN HE USED TO BE A MORNING FILL IN.HE
WAS ALWAYS UPBEAT AND HUMEROUS MAKING OUR MORNINGS PASS.HE WOULD SING AND STOMP HIS FEETLIKE HE WAS IN A BAND. JACK WAS A GREAT GUY
AND WILL BE SORELY MISSED BY THOSE WHO KNEW HIM

Condolences to the family. I remember Jack when I lived at 72 Grove St., Meriden back in the late forty's. Jack and his family lived up the street from us. Jack and his dad used to come to my father's barber shop. My dad, Frank, and his Dad were neighborhood friends. Jack will be remembered in my prayers.

TO THE HAYES FAMILY

WE ARE SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS MAY YOUR MEMORIES OF HIM MAKE YOU SMILE.

Dear Grandpa Jack,
I am still in shock. It never occurred to me that you wouldn't be around forever. And, I fear I relied on that. We all did. You were Mr. Reliable. I could always count on hearing your distinctive "hyello" when I rang your line. It's with me now. There are so many other things I could count on with you: You always dressed dapper and with a smile on your face, your Suzio t-shirt collection that Gram made you give away as nightshirts for the kids, tabasco,...