John Nierman

Uncle Jack was a kind, loving man. He always had a big smile and was ready to go out of his way to help anyone. I especially remember that he would like to tell stories about when he was my (Ron) babysitter.

On my way to work this morning I was thinking of my dad and some of the special things about him. I'll never forget a conversation that turned to tv commercials during one family get-together. He said he loved those leaping scissor-women on that old Kroger commercial. My sister and I laughed about that one for days. He also loved when he hit 3 green lights in a row at the intersection of Oates Drive and 635. He was a great dad - always there when we needed him, no matter what or when. The...

John (Jack) Nierman always had a big Texas smile, a hearty laugh and a great story to tell. He made everyone feel welcome and was a favorite Uncle to nieces and nephews. We will always remember Jack Nierman and his easy going, caring nature.

My condolences to Lucy and your family. We will miss you.

It was very sad news to learn that we lost John. He will be missed by all. My condolences to Lucy and the family.

John Nierman
NIERMAN, JOHN "Jack," was born August 2, 1929, in St. Louis, MO, and passed away December 20, 2003, after a valiant battle with lung cancer. His sense of humor, zest for life, and kindness endeared him to his family and friends. Our father gave us a wonderful childhood. He and our mom made our home a warm and comfortable place filled with laughter and fun. Friends, family and neighbors were always welcome and share memories of backyard Octoberfests, 4th of July...

A gentle and kind man who displayed his love for everyone. He will be missed in the years to come. He was a GREAT leader of NARFE (National Association of Retired and Current Federal Employees) Chapter 1454 of Garland, Texas.

A great employee. Also, a great friend