John "Jack" Colvin

i am Skye Colvin-Flowers. This is my grandfather, and i just saw this and it is January 17 2020, and i remember that day as if it was yesterday. I just wanted to come on here and say thank you to all the people who have written good things about him. We really miss him. I miss you papa i hope to see you again some day.

So sorry to read of Jack's passing..Prayers to you Connie Sean and Sara.Every time I look out my kitchen window I think of you and Jack..Rest free my friend..

So saddened to hear of your loss Connie. I always enjoyed any time we spent together in Syracuse and in Myrtle Beach. I use to see Jack at the Morgan Road BOCES when we were both subbing for the day. He will be missed. Please know that Butch and I have you in our thoughts and prayers at this very sad time.

Sue and Butch Crandall

I am sad to hear that Jack has moved on. He is not dead, as he still lives in our hearts and minds.
I worked with Jack at Anaren. I also am a crafter and saw him and Connie a few times at the 'M'Street craft show in Syracuse.
I remember Jack as loving life. And, he did like to talk!

I am sad to hear of Jacks moving on. He is not dead as long as he lives in our hearts and minds. I worked with Jack at Anaren. Also, I am a fellow crafter, and saw him and Connie at 'M" Street craft show a few times.
I remember Jack as really having a love of life, and being very outspoken. (a talker)

i worked with john at anaren, he was a perfectionist and fun to work with back in the day. sorry for your loss

Connie and family, With My deepest sympathy and a prayer

So Sorry, Connie, Sean and Sara. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Nancy Sahm Lightaul