John "Jack" Albertson

I oniiily knew him as Jack.. When I learned later in life that his name was John I was so surprised.. He was a good man to his children and to his children's friends. I learned to ski from Jack at their cottage, many wonderful times spent there. RIP JACK

Dear Millie and Family,
I send my heartfelt condolences to you and your family at this sorrowful time..I have wonderful memories of the dear families I grew up with in Dresden, and yours was indeed amongst the dearest..May this honorable man rest in peace. God bless you.

A life to be respected and admired for a man who gave so much to his family, his community, and his nation. Cousin Bob

Millie and Family,
Our thoughts are with you . Jack was a great guy. He tought me a lot about appraisals. Jim Moon

Jack and his wife were parents to thousands and even more kids, when they owned the Lampost. That's where everyone came after a game or dance. It was our hangout. It was like we had parents watching over us. One of the most friendless places in town and good food.God bless you Jack, you will be missed.

I miss you grandpa...but I know that I will see you again someday. Sending a big hug to my family back in New York...especially grandma..I love you all see you soon.

Maudie,I feel so blessed to have you and dad as mom and dad.I love you both so much.We all have such wonderful memories of dad. My favorites are recent ones His amazing,warm smile that lit up the room. Seeing him in his "Merry car"ramming all over with his vet companions.He will truly be missed,but he is at peace. Looking forward to reuniting with dad again.Love and Hugs,Laurie

Millie,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and yours. This time of a year I always think about Jack's Seneca Lake daisies and have a good smile. Take care.

You will be missed by so many people. We loved you and Milly. You made our teenage years safe and fun. God bless the family.