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John Byron Hackler

Charlotte, North Carolina

1925 - 2018 (Age 92)

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DIED
February 15, 2018
AGE
92
LOCATION
Charlotte, North Carolina

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John Byron (Jack) Hackler, FAIA, died on February 15, 2018, at age 92. The son of John Byron and Josephine Walters Hackler, Jack was raised in Pekin, Illinois. During WWII he served in the 873rd Bomb Squadron, flying 35 missions. He graduated in Architecture from Carnegie Institute of Technology...

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John Hackler was not only my employer, close friend.

Mr. John Hackler was one of the most enlightening bosses I have ever had. He gave me the freedom to truly design and create in the Interior Design department of his architectural firm. He challenged me to spread my wings and try new things. I will be forever grateful to have had the opportunity to create with this kind of freedom and guidance. He will always be a cherished person in my life. I thoroughly enjoyed working with him and am saddened to hear of his passing. Kay Marshall...

Deepest Sympathy to Marie and the entire Hackler family at this time of sadness. Jack left a lasting imprint on the City of Peoria and will be deeply missed by all whose lives he touched. May he Rest in Peace with God.

My sincere condolences to the family may you find comfort in the God of all comfort during this difficult time.

may the God of all comfort strengthens the family at this time of deep sorrow. those who pass on God keeps in his memory because they are precious in his eyes. Psalm 116:15

Our Family will always be grateful to the Hackler/Lee Family for including us whenever we came to visit from Sweden. Lots of wonderful memories from preschool, pool, golf camp, cookouts and welcoming dinners at the amazing 9th Street modern house. Thinking of All of the Hackler Family. Sending lots of hugs, love and The Force
May Jack's Memory be a Blessing!

John was a great man. I went to school with his son, who in later years became took on managerial duties for my recording band, The JETS. He had his father design a new logo for our drummer's bass drum head, which was used during the 1973 / 74 tours. I offer my deepest condolences to the family. He deserved a lot more credit for his accomplishments than he ever got in life. May he rest in peace.