John (Jack) D. Augustine

Sincere condolences to cousin Nancy, Betsy and John for the loss of your husband and father. May the happy memories you have of him help to comfort you in this time of sorrow. Hugs,

I had the privilege of working and knowing John when the SSA Regional office relocated to Philadelphia. He was such a kind man and I´m very sorry to hear of his passing. My deepest condolences to his wife and family. Rest In Peace Mr. Augustine

It was a privilege to work for Jack. Throughout our many discussions he always provided me with sound advice and guidance. He was a true professional and he established consistent good standards for work and life. He was a great leader, and it was my pleasure to know him and work for him.

My deepest sympathies to Nancy, Betsy and John. Jack was so helpful to so many of us who had the pleasure and honor of working with him. He was a great and dear friend. Donna and I will miss him very much.

A truer gentleman than I have ever met. Jack welcomed me and my young children to the world of 18th century re-enactment, and helped ignite a spark that led my son to become a Native American scholar. Our deepest sympathies to Nancy and the family.

I worked with Jack for many years. I started right out of high school. I always referred to him as my work dad. He taught me so much about work and life. I will truly miss him. He was a great man.

I worked with and for Jack at SSA. He was a mentor to me and I always appreciated his advice. My sympathies to Nancy and all who knew Jack.

Jack was a warm hearted and friendly colleague in the Guide Force. We enjoyed many conversations reminiscing about living in Gettysburg in the 1950´´s. May he rest in God´s promised peace.

Jack was a true Gentlemen and a valued member of The Gettysburg Guide Force and will be missed.