Lawrence Eugene Jack

Dear Jack family, you will be happy to know that Larry is not forgotten. Last week, I was having lunch with my cousins -- Russell Keys and Robert "Buddy" Alexander and Larry's name came up in our conversation. Buddy and I played tennis with him and my cousin Russell "Peeper" Keys lived at 635 Harris Street right around the corner from your house on Wallace Street. Some people make an impression on our lives for a lifetime. God bless.

Larry was a Classmate & dear friend. Wm Penn 1959. He was a beautiful person-inside & out. I am sad he is no longer with us in body--but will always be here in spirit. Judy Fenstermacher, Oddo

Fondly remembering Larry from High School & our Reunions in HBG. He was a fun/loving person. Proud of all his accomplishments over the years.

My heartfelt condolences to the family. I will always keep dear to my heart the precious memories as a young girl meeting and spending time with the Jack family. May the Lord comfort and keep you.

I offer my heart felt sympathy to Paula and her family. Larry was known and well respected by my late husband Fred Nichols. This is a loss to all of our Cheyney alumni family.

Deepest sympathies to Larry's family.We were at Cheyney together..May he rest in peace.

My sincere condolences to family and friends. May God provide you with the strength that you need during these difficult days. CU4LIFE Cheyney Philadelphia Alumni Chapter member

My deepest condolences to the Jack Family. Mr. Jack, a childhood friend of my family, always had an encouraging word when I encountered him. A truly honorable man!