John Ladd Jr.

A great human being! Love to you Adrienne.. Bill

He was always a friendly face to meet on my walks. Always had time to talk. We served wine together at museum benefits; a fun positive guy. A loss to our community, I´ll miss him.Da

My Pebble Beach Pro Am team of Ladd, Lofgren, and Graves are reunited in heaven. I'm sure the banter will be the same and probably a game of pigs will break out during Happy Hour. Jack's infectious laugh will always be heard. He made everyone he met, feel like a lifetime friend. Save me a spot at the first Pro Am when I get my ticket to go home.

R.I.P Laddo Vaya con dios!

Jack was more than a friend. He succeeded me as social chairman of the SAE fraternity at Dartmouth. While there we always kidded each other that our goal in life was to hit the upper edge of mediocrity in every thing we did. The summer that I graduated he came out to visit in California. One of our fraternity brothers was throwing a party and Jack wanted to invite Betsy Johnston. I wanted to invite her as well, so we flipped a coin. I won and Betsy became my wife of 61 years so far. I will...

Jack was a dear friend of my late Uncle Jim Lawrence, I will remember him fondly from living in San Francisco. Thinking of Jack's family during this diffuclt loss, he made a positive impact on the lives of many. Love lasts forever.

Jack was a great individual - a dear and very funny man He always had something interesting to say. He shall be missed - his sense of fun - love of a good glass of red and his wonderful family.

Jack was one of a kind. I enjoyed playing golf at St Malo with him. He is always smiling and enjoyed lovely discussions. Jack was a special person. My prayers and condolences to you all.

I have so many fond memories of being with Jack, always a rousing political discussion at dinners, fun backgammon and enjoying the perfect martini, shaken not stirred of course. I will miss him greatly, dede