John Kimberling

Jack was my mother's only brother, and he was the father in my life. The man I am today has much to do with the example he led, the love he showed, and the lessons he taught me about life. No mere words could ever express how much he meant to me, how much he is missed, how much I loved him, and how he irrevocably changed my life for the better. I know that Jack and my mother, Nancy, are together in the afterlife. I eagerly await the day when I can see them both again. Jack, you are my rock,...

I knew Jack in the sixties. I was hired as an assistant bookkeeper in his firm at l i l l i c k, m c h o s e. I had the biggest crush on him being all of 20 years old he was quite an elegant and respectful man and was well liked in The Firm. Sometimes he would have me sit in his office and we would discuss politics and what it was like to be a person my age. Whether he was just being polite to me a young girl just beginning her career I always felt special talking to him. He always seemed to...

I think of you often Jack, I miss speaking with you and sharing the Desert Sun Newspaper.

Jack was always so thoughtful and kind. We loved you Jim and Dotty Booher

Jack was my trial practice instructor at Indiana University after his retirement. We were amazed at our fortune in landing him as a teacher. He was loved by his students for his keen intellect, generosity, and kindness. He made the world a better place and will be missed.

Jack was a very close friend for several years. I enjoyed visiting and talking with him; I particularly enjoyed our political discussions. He was always fun to be around and was always very thoughtful and courteous. I will miss him a lot. My best thoughts to Nancy and children.