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John T Wilson

Brick, New Jersey

Apr 10, 1945 – Oct 24, 2020

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BORN
April 10, 1945
DIED
October 24, 2020
LOCATION
Brick, New Jersey
CHARITY
American Cancer Society

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On Tuesday, 10/20/20, John T. Wilson, affectionately known as Jack, loving husband and father of three, and grandfather of seven, passed away at his home, surrounded by his family. 


Jack was born on 04/10/45 in Bayonne, NJ, to John and Grace Wilson.  He attended Marist High School and received a bachelor’s degree from St. Peters College in New Jersey.  Jack worked for most of his long career as an Information Technology professional, and worked in various roles until his retirement.  Together with his wife Patricia, he raised two sons, Scott and David, and one daughter, Sheri, and invested deeply in the upbringing of his grandchildren.    


Jack was a dedicated and committed father and spouse, with a strong work ethic and a deep sense of responsibility and commitment to his family.   After a long career filled with long work hours, he enjoyed his retirement years spending his time pursuing his three passions: fishing, golf, and spending time with his grandchildren.  Jack was a gregarious, social man who was known for his great sense of humor, infectious smile, and zest for life.  He was a man who was a friend to many, and who was often the “life of the party”.  He was also a caring and compassionate man, who prioritize his relationships with his loved ones over all else, and who never hesitated to tell those close to him that he loved them. Jack was preceded in death by his parents John and Grace, and his sister Karen. He is survived by his wife Patricia, his children Scott and his wife Denise, Sheri and her husband Steven, and David and his wife Kate, his grandchildren Liam, Ella, Ben, Annie, Maya, Aeden, and Emma, and his siblings Robert and Michael. He will be dearly missed by all.


Due to Covid19 visitation hours are private for family members only.  .However, family and friends are welcome to attend the  Funeral Mass Saturday October 24th at 10:00 AM at the Church of the Epiphany in Brick.  Entombment will be held privately. Donations in his name maybe made to the American Cancer Society.  Colonial Funeral Home, Brick is in charge of arrangements.


    

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My condolences to the Wilson family on the passing of my long time, old friend " Jackie", as we called him back in our Marist days. We were a year apart then, and met again a few years later while attending the same classes for a "trimester" at St. Peter's nights. Alas, we were separated as we moved on in life. I'm so sorry to hear of his passing. My prayers are with him and his lovely family.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. Sending prayers, love and
Hugs.

John was an awesome person whom I’ve known for over 34 years. We always called each other on our birthdays to check up on each other, I will miss those conversations. Our deepest condolences, the Ayr family.

We send our condolences and love to Pat, Sheri, Scott, David and their families at this time of great loss.
Jack, you were a generous brother and friend. You have always been very approachable, kind, thoughtful and available to anyone that you knew and cared about. You were a wonderful husband, father and grandfather to your family. We know that you will be a light and guide for your family. Your life was filled with many fine memories, family and friends, always with laughter and good...

Dear Pat and Family,
Sending you all love and light in this impossible time. Words, of course, cannot describe your loss. Jack was a wonderful man. I was lucky to grow up knowing him, in our big, extended family that knew how to laugh and always came together no matter the times. I'm sad to not be able to be with you now. He was generous to everyone with his time and love. When my father was fading a couple of years ago, he and Mike made the trek to CT, and made him laugh and feel...

Dear Pat and Family,
Sending you all love and light in this impossible time. Words, of course, cannot describe your loss. Jack was a wonderful man. I was lucky to grow up knowing him, in our big, extended family that knew how to laugh and always came together no matter the times. I'm sad to not be able to be with you now. He was generous to everyone with his time and love. When my father was fading a couple of years ago, he and Mike made the trek to CT, and made him laugh and feel...

I am grateful that Jack was part of our family even before he and Pat married in 1967. I love him dearly and will miss him very much. I wish I could be there now.
Rest in peace, Jack.

I lived across the street I always looked forward to our waves and conversations a very nice man and his family you will be missed and always in our hearts for ever RIP Jack