John E. Brown

What a great fellow and patriot to our country.
We lived across route 328 in Millerton and would wait for the barber shop light to come on then would dash across the street for a flat top haircut. Often have driven past the little old shop and wondered if the old stories of the biggest fish and buck still are a mist.
And how such a small building could hold so much b.s..
Rest in peace my friend . You watched and helped many young boys turn into men.
God Bless

To: Aunt Elizabeth,Terry,Dian, Les,and David. I just found this website and guest book. I am sorry to hear that uncle Jack passed away. He was a Good christian man and will be missed. He is now with Christ our Lord. Your family is in our prayers. If you need anything just call us, we are a phone call away. Love you all.

Jeff

I'm saddend by the passing of Jack.
He was a good boss and co-worker. Please accept our condlences.

Les and family thinking of you at this difficult time.Losing a father is always tough but the memories will always be with you.

Dear Elizabeth & Family, I'm so sorry about your loss, my prayers are with you.

Jack's Family,
I'm so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with each of you.
Kim (Kingsley) Treat and family

Jacks family,
Sorry to hear of your loss. We lived down the street from Jack; and I have fond memories of his barbershop. My brother and I would wait for the picture window and barber pole light then the footrace would begin. A flat –top haircut and few hunting, fishing stories. Whenever I drive by I always look over at the little shop and the memories come rushing home.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Jim Criss and Family

Dearest Liz & family,
Our deepest condolences are being sent to everyone. Jack will be missed at camp along with family that came to visit. Liz, you shall dance with your "soulmate" again one day. He is no longer in pain and will be watching over all of us. Blessings,

Terry and family,

You are in our thoughts and prayers.