Olson Jiles

Jack was my father's, (Larry Jiles') brother.
When I was young, Uncle Jack came to visit us often and in thinking of those visits now - if I close my eyes I can still see him about to crack up as he struggled to keep from laughing at the way he could always suck me & my sister into his stories. I can still hear him too, when he just couldn't take it any longer and would let go - his laugh sounded like he had a great secret. Like my Father, Jack told "stories" (as though they were all...

Renee,Cherie and Sharon,

My deepest sympothy, Jack was like a uncle to me, and have the memory of him playing pranks on Renee and myself at their house in El Paso. He gave many surprises and we laughed often.

May God be with you all during this time.

Susie Burford and Family

This is a brief background of Jack"s service to his country. Jack entered the CMTC(Civilian MilitaryTraining Corps) when he was 17 during the great depression.At 18 he transferred to the regular army (cavalry).Jack was a member of a trick riding team called the Rough Riders. They performed at both Military and civilian functions all over the U.S. untill December 7,1941. At that time Jack was transferred to the 45th. division which was the Oklahoma National Guard as the army was try to mix...

My brother Jack was truly a unique person and larger than life figure to my daughters and grandchildren. His exploits from pre-WWII through the great war and after are legend with them. He is missed already

Dear Sharon,

Please accept my sympathies to you and your family. You, my dear friend, are always in my thoughts and prayers, and most especially during this difficult time!

Sincerely,

Jack was someone who always had a kind word, and usually a joke, for me. He loved his family and God in a unique and wonderful way. I know he will be truly missed, and yet will remain in my memories of church forever.

Sharon & Family, Please accept my deepest sympathies. My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Mr. Jiles,
Sir, I would just like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice for our Country when you served during WW II and for being a member of the Greatest Generation. And to your family and loved ones, I wish to extend my deepest sympathy.

I am so sorry to hear about Jack. I had the privilege of working with him at American Furn. Clearance Ctr. Please know that you are in my prayers.