John A. "Jack" Rothenberger

Dear Aunt Weese,Bobbi Jean,Tanny,and Cole, I'm so sorry that we missed the service...Missed the obituary in the paper. I'll always remember serving hot dogs at the late night card games.Uncle Jack was one of the best tippers(especially if he was winning). What a wonderful and kind man,and great card player. He had the poker face but boy could he shake a leg! Love and prayers from Jim &Kass Natale, Mike & Angie Allwein,and Dave & Steph Faehling and daughters Gracie and Rowan

Hi- This message is for Carol O'Donnell,I was a friend of Martin Guildoo. We went to school together and Jack was one of my neighbors growing up in North Annville or as the locals say The Water Works area. Sorry again for the loss of your uncle. Craig Miller

We just heard of Uncle Jack's passing There are no word's, with all our Love

The Bashore Family

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

To Aunt "Wese" - I know that you will be lost in this world without your man Uncle Jack- hold onto happy times- card games at our house lasting until the "wee-hours" of the morning- lots of coffee,food, and old classic country music... I will NEVER FORGET Uncle Jack singing- "The Auctioneer" song! - always made me smile- AND "CUPID" - by Sam Cooke ... what a MAN OF MEN UNCLE JACK... and a good car "looker-over"! so you wouldn't get get a bad deal on a used car.

To bobbie Jean-...

What in the world can I say THAT MAN was ONE of a kind...I'll never forget the LUNCH requests at the Band hall OR his impectable ability to do the Phillies line up... ALSO he was a Hell of a CAR dealer!. GOD SPEED Uncle Jack you will SURELY be missed. Peace and Love to your entire family. Pat O'Donnell and Family

To Aunt Weeze and Bobbie Jean,
Please accept our sincerest condolences in this time of loss, A very unforgetable man belongs to the ages,
God Speed Uncle Jack,