John Francis "Jack" Feeney

How our whole family will miss you, Uncle Jack; you added so much to all our family gatherings. We all have fond,fond memories of so many occasions which our families spent together; our future with you lies in those memories we hold so dear.

Goodbye Uncle Jack. You were a big part of so many of my fondest childhood memories. My thoughts are with Aunt Carol, Kendall and Martin. It is hard to lose someone so special. It is a good sign of a life well lived when people mention your passion for music and your laughter in their remembrances.

Carol: My loving thoughts to you during this painful time. I hope you will allow yourself to find solace with the children and caring friends and that in time we will see you back taking classes at OLLI. Renee

The very best music teacher I ever had at Chaffey HS and College. A terrific person that impressed me with his unwavering will for excellence. it made a difference in my own endeavors. I will miss him greatly.
Robert Sanchez -- class of '54 (HS)

It was my honor to have been in the Chaffey High School Orchestra for 1950 to 1952 and have Mr. Feeney as our teacher. I will never forget the 52 Extravaganza as I had to miss all my class as the drummer. He was the most talented musician taking all the show tunes and writing the music for the orchestra. His touring of me served me well at UCLA and for many years I had the time to participate in music. He was the a man who really enjoyed what he did as the obit outlines. He seemed to have a...

My heartfelt sympathy to Carol and all of Jack's family. I was so fortunate to meet Jack when I taught at Cerritos College when he was teaching there. We talked between classes and I was inspired by his humor and great outlook about teaching! I am blessed by having Jack and Carol in my life. Their lives have made a significant difference in my life.

I have pleasant memories of Mr. Feeney from a music class at Cerritos Colllege in the late 70's. Years later I and my children would encounter him on our walks in our Los Altos neighborhood and chat about the violin which my daughter was learning to play. We would also see him at Long Beach City College Orchestra performances. These encounters with Mr. Feeney always provided pleasant thoughts to my day. I am sure he will be greatly missed. My sincere condolences. Ruth Wimberley Phillips