John Healy Jr.

Jack will be missed - his passion and vision for the manufacturing community helped guide our Commonwealth and his passing is the end of an era.

I had the privilege of working with Jack on various fund raising initiatives for Irish youth. At one meeting which Jack ran, the legendary Buster Sheary was in attendance. Following the meeting, Buster approached me and said: "the man who ran the meeting, what is his name?" "Jack Healy,", I replied. "He is one heck of a leader", said Buster.

Indeed he was.

RIP Jack.

Matt..sorry for your loss.

Jack you were an awesome supporter of local manufacturing. We will miss your enthusiasm, wisdom, and leadership. Thank you very much!

Hilda,
So sorry to hear of Jack's passing

Bob & Carol Riel, Auburn,Ma

Jack was an incredibly special person who made a positive contribution to everyone he met. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends

Hilda, our deepest sympathies to you and the entire family.

I first met Jack in early 1980's and sine that time he has been both a mentor and more importantly, a great friend.
Jack was "old school"...he had a strong work ethic, was the most honest man I ever met and loyal to all. His greatest passion was love of family...
I am a better person because of Jack and all he taught me...in his words and in his deeds. He was a leader, a problem solver and with his Irish wit a person...

Though our grateful nation mourns with you in your loss, we can only feel a small part of the loss you are experiencing.

Your loved one will always be a part of our country's story. As such, their sacrifice on behalf of our nation will always be honored.

In deepest sympathy.