John Edwin Howison Jr.

I have enjoyed Jack's low country sunrise photos for years. These along with the photos of the pup and nature always gave me joy especially during the cold winter months! While I only knew him from his photos and a few emails concerning his work, I was blessed by him! I was surprised to learn that he too was an Erskine College graduate. And his friend was right, everyone does need a friend like Jack. Thank you, Jack. -Julie

Thank you Ken for your kind memory of Jackie He was the friend that everyone wanted in their life. Your visit was a special gift to him and to me. It was always special to visit with so many of his family and friends. His photos of the morning sunrises reached hundreds and hundreds of friends he just hadn't met yet. He is very much missed in Beaufort. There is no Celebration of Life planned, as that was Jackie's written request. I will honor that on his behalf.

I am so sorry to hear about Mr. Jack passing. He was a very close and long time friend of my father, Andy Walker. They met decades ago at Balchem and remained close friends all these years. I hope they are sitting together telling stories over a beautiful sunset once again. Rest Easy Coosaw Jack! We love you! Sending our condolences, The Walker Family - Seabrook SC

Jack and I met when I worked at Next Generation Films and he was a marketing rep. He and his brother Ray and I became longtime friends after I retired. We stayed in touch almost on a daily basis w his sunrise pictures which I would respond to calling him a fictitious name. He would respond back in kind. I even visited he and Meredith a few years ago when I was in the area. I know he will be missed by those who knew him. RIP Jack. Hopefully he can re-unite with Mr Bear.