WILLIAM E. JAQUES Jr.

I knew Bill when he worked for Ebasco. I worked for CP&L at the time and really enjoyed knowing Bill. I'm sorry to hear of his passing. George Attarian informed me of his death. I'm proud to have known Bill and wish his entire family the best. May God bless you all.
Bobby Hart
Progress Energy

Denise, Kim, and the Jaques family,

I'm very sorry to hear of your father's passing. I hope you and your family are doing as well as can be expected.

Ron Rothmund

I am deeply sadden to learn of Bill's untimely passing and wish to extend my deepest condolences to Maureen, Bill's children and grandchildren and the entire Jaques family.
I worked will Bill on a number of projects through the years, the last one being the Hudson Bergen Light Rail. Bill was passionate about his work and extremely passionate about his wife & family. He was the consummate professional and an absolute pleasure to work with. We also broke bread and shared some laughs...

My deepest condolences to Maureen, Bill's children and grandchildren and the entire Jaques family. I met Bill in the late 90's while working on the Hudson Bergen Light Rail project. We sat in cubicles right next to one another. He always spoke of his family, especially his children and grandchildren. I just saw him at our annual reunion in mid June and he was showing me pictures of his grandchildren. He was a proud grandpa. He will be greatly missed by the HBLR family.

Dad,
You left to soon, and its really not fair. Your Mother,your brothers and sisters, your kids and grandkids, your sons & daughters in law and especially your wife will miss you to the end of their days. You were a great Dad, who treated all of us like we could do no wrong, even though we did. We will miss the smell of your cigars, the sips of your wine, the smile on your face and the bellow of your voice.
I love you Dad and I miss you.
Denise, Tom & Sean Thomas