JOHN L. "JACK" CAULFIELD

Jack and I met in Navy boot camp in Great Lakes, Illinois in January 1973 and became friends. He and I were roommates at Fort Meade, Maryland for about two years. He helped me develop a love for music and was one of those people who was a friend to all. He has had a lasting impact on my life as it was Jack who introduced me to my now wife of 38 years. I am so sorry that we lost contact through the years. You are missed by your friends,Jack.

When the song Go All the Way by the Rasberries came on the car radio tonight, I told my son about a fun night seeing the band in Boston with my friend Jack. When I told my son how much I enjoyed becoming friends with Jack at UMass, he asked me if I had kept in touch with him. I told him regrettably we lost touch over the years but he was someone I would relish reconnecting with over a beer. When Matt looked up Jack I was so sorry to learn of his passing. Super guy. Rest In Peace my...

Was just watching the news and saw a piece on Amherst. I remembered a good Navy friend had gone there. Wondered what he was doing these days. So sad to come across his obituary. Jack and I were Arabic linguists together. The good old days. He was such a happy soul and could always make you feel good even on your worst day. I know he touched many lives and made this world a better place. You will be missed, Jack.❤

Sept 26, 2017

So sorry to hear about Jack's passing. He was such a fine and caring shipmate while in the Navy with me.

Sorry to hear about Jack's passing. He was as friendly and kind as anyone I've had the pleasure of working with.

- Jim Murray

My condolences to the family. Our lord father promises that very soon he will bring back our loved ones and we will never lose them again. Isaac 25:8

Rest in Peace Jack. You were always a good friend and I will miss you.

Kevin Lawlor

We will miss you Jack.
Sincerely, The Russell Family

Jack, you were a beacon to all! Miss you. Chris Maynard