John Edward "Jack" Blake

How can you get your mind and heart around someone who taught you how to work hard, play hard, love fiercely and always do your best? Not to mention that you're okay just the way you are. But that you can always DO better. Remember the soda in the fridge in the garage? The snacks in the pantry in the kitchen? Always something to eat for the "lost kids" of the neighborhood? A welcoming smile. And a million past Christmas trees in the yard! A man that tough but one who would make sure Kaboo the...

Jack was my second Dad growing up... he would drive me to all the horse shows when I was a kid showing Neenie's horses. He was constantly quizing me on what crops were grown in each field and trying to teach me how to survive in an emergency. I am saddened to come across this obituary. He was such a good man... I will remember him and his family for the rest of my life. Bill Olson

Jack was a great fishing buddy and friend to Dad and me for years, Jack and Dad roller skating to American Falls from Poky was a great story.

God Speed Jack!

Warmest regards to the Family.

Jim Pattis

The children of George and Connie Pattis and their familes want to let you know how much we enjoyed and respected Jack. He always had a good story and a quick laugh! It is with sadness that we are saying good-bye to that wonderful generation! Our respect and love~

Jana and Angelo Becerra
John and Sieglinde Pattis
Jim and Mary Pattis
Victoria and Jeff Gooch
CK and Richard Korte