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John Joseph Powers

Anchorage, Alaska

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Anchorage resident John Joseph "Jack" Powers, 69, passed away at home on January 17, 2012.A visitation will be held on Monday, January 23, 2012 from 4:00-8:00 p.m. at Janssen's Evergreen Memorial Chapel; 737 E Street, Anchorage, Alaska. A service will be held on Tuesday, January 24, 2012 from...

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Our deepest condolences to the family. We met "Uncle Jack" "Aunt Dolly" and Mark when they were on Northern Lights. My daughter Augustina was just a baby. Both my daughters Agatha and Augustina called him "Uncle Jack". They were such a great family. We will definitely miss him when we come up to AK to visit.

Jack was a great person he treated everyone with respect and loved his customers at Tudor Road Bingo. When my parents passed on we received flowers from him. This was very kind man and always appreciated his kindness. I will miss him when I attend Tudor Road Bingo !!! Heck he already has a bingo hall in heaven we just know it !!!

Jack was my journeyman in the late 70s when a female apprentice wasn't very popular. He was so good to me, smart and so funny. Always had something up his sleeve! RIP my friend

He was quite the Gentle Man. A pleasure to have met and chat with him.

I did not know Jack personally but I am friends with his step-father John down here in Pittsburgh. John always spoke highly of Jack. John and I shared many stories about Alaska - John going up to visit Jack and my Army tour of duty there...including stops on Tudor Road! I am sorry for the loss you all must feel and also glad that he is free of pain and soaring with the eagles over Alaska. Even though I never had the pleasure, I almost feel as if I did. Alaska and Alaskans can do that to...

Jack was actually an inspiring individual and I enjoyed getting to know him post our face-off as candidates in the Democratic Primary for Lt. Governor. Although due to his illness we never got to do that public outing we talked about. Running against one another was a heck of a way to meet, but I am glad I got to know him. We had some wonderful phone conversations together after it was all over. I appreciated his sense of humor; his generosity to others; and his overall character. He will be...

Jack was indeed a generous active and pleasant man . Hard working
and a great competitor. He was interested in Alaska and loved being
the "MAN:" when it came to helping several charities.

A worthy soul who now will probably organize Heavens first Bingo Game.

All your life you sidestepped the Beginning & Middle & ALWAYS reached for the TOP & Always reached it & Beyond.Your greatest achievement is "Tudor Road Bingo" & being able to help people thru the Charities.almost all of Alaska & especially Anchorage knows Jack Powers. You left your mark, & footprints TOO BIG to follow.. NO ONE BUT JACK CAN BE "JACK" Be at Peace My Baby Brother, I miss you already,Thank you for being You, Love You , your sister Dolly

There will never be another Jack Powers. You will be missed my friend.