John Jack Rozman

Jack was my first cousin, and a role model for the rest of his extended for many years. I have many fond memories of Jack as we celebrated so many family events including holidays, birthdays, weddings etc., I am saddened to hear of his passing, but a man with his deep faith is surely walking the streets of heaven. I will miss you forever, dear cousin.

I worked in training with Jack at PEMA and always enjoyed talking with him and listening to his words of wisdom. A top notch and honest man. Rest in peace my friend.

Enjoyed working with Jack at PEMA. Whether it was in the field for the radiological and hazmat exercises, the busting on him about the military, talking about rad equipment, hazmat team inventories and training or telling him how to get a mil hop to Hawaii, was always attentive and understanding. He was quick and to the point. I don't think the man missed a day of work other than scheduled vacation time - was a machine in the HazMat Planning office. Take care Jack - see you some time in...

There was never a time when we would meet, working the watch at PEMA or passing in the hallway, we found a reason to shoot breeze and have a good laugh. Gods speed my friend and we will see you on the other side.

Jack, you have been missed. You were such a nice person. It was never a time that we saw each other at Saint Lawrence that you didn´t give me a kind greeting. I admired you teaching the altar boys, your knowledge of the mass and how well the boys did was a credit to you even when you became ill you stayed through the mass and what followed the Grutzas send their Sympathy to Jack´s family. May his soul and all the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace amen.