John C. "Jack" Carney Sr.

Liz and Family,
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time.
With sympathy,
Kelly Conner

To the Carney Family … I have no words to express the sadness I feel for the loss of your dad … one of GODS greatest children … you are all in my heart and prayers … with all my love Joey Demattio

To John & family,
I wanted to let you know that my thoughts & prayers go out to you. I'm sorry I couldn't be there, But may God Bless you & keep his arms around you & your family. Sincerely,Phillippa McNair

One of my fondest memories with Mr. Carney was one night when I was babysitting, after putting Rainey to bed, and watching a Phillies game with him, Colleen, and Mrs. Carney. He insisted I stay and watch, so I did. I am not a big sports person, but his family is! It was an important game and everyone was glued to the TV in the den, and everyone was yelling and excited, jumping up and down at one point. It was a blast! His passion for sports, family, education, and enjoying life was...

I first want to express my deepest sympathy to all the Carney family..so sorry I was unable to attend your father's service..Mr. Carney was a very pleasant man who always took the time to talk to you at all the SMH sporting events..he always knew the "Smith" girls and often asked about our big family as well..I loved the article in the news journal today about his big family and the beautiful nine children he had..I can so relate to the many family outings and sharing a bathroom with 14...

Jack was an amazing man. I don't know if I ever heard him say "I". He always wanted to know how you were and what you were doing. He had an amazing memory, was an incredible story teller and was probably the most positive person I've ever met. When I grow up, I want to be Jack.
Our prayers and deepest sympathies to the entire family.

To Mrs. Carney, and Liz and the rest of the family, he was a real gentlemen and a very proud father. My family always called him our bread man. He and Ann were very supportive off my mother and I thank you for this. This one man who will be truly misses by whoever met him. Thinking of all of you. Cassie Wolfe Waslyn, Shelly and Nancy Wolfe

always sad to see another carney leave us.he was a gentlemen at all times and will be missed.jmc

My deepest condolences to the entire Carney Family.

Whenever I think of Mr Carney, I remember how grateful my Mother was for his help getting support for my younger brother; who it was determined had a learning disability, Dyslexia. While it is well-known now, it was not in the late 60s, early 70s. When I entered St. Mark's, in the first class without a Carney; whenever my Mother saw Mr. Carney at something, she would always comment about how wonderful he was in getting help for my...