Harold Leon Hodges

My dad worked for Jack for 40 ears. He credited everything to him. As little girl he was just but very gentle. My dad admired and loved jack very much....so sorry I'm so late with my condolences.

Jack gave me my first real job after I graduated from the University of Texas in 1973. I met him when I audited his records for a regulatory agency. He was always fair and kind to me, and helped me with my career. I kept in touch with him from time to time until about 5 years ago...I looked him up on a whim/feeling today. I am so sad that he's passed...he was always a larger than life figure and someone I always looked up to. Please accept my heartfelt condolences. So long, Jack, see you on the other side...

Iam very sorry for the loss of your father Jack. He was a good man to my father Bud Rusch.

I worked in the office at the rock quarry Mr. Hodges owned in Weatherford for many years. When the quarry closed he told me he would find a job for me at his office in OKC if I wanted to move. I will never forget that kind gesture. Just shows what a super and kind man he was to everyone he was acquainted with, large and small. My prayers to the family.

I am so sorry for your loss Joanie and family...sending prayers.

So sorry for your loss. Thoughts and prayers for the family.

Jack was an extraordinary man. There are many in the community, myself included, who will deeply mourn his passing as his was a life of service, excellence, compassion, loyalty and unmeasurable love for his family and friends.

Jack Hodges was a giant on everything he did...A man of his word. He had a voice of thunder, strong hands and a soft heart.

Men rise and fall like the winter wheat but Jack Hodges will never die. He will for ever live thru the great legacy he is leaving behind.

May he rest in peace.

Please know your family is in my heart and prayers. I think of all the fun we had together as families in the Wildwood and Quail Creek days as my dad, Dr. Tom Fraley and your sweet dad, Jack, were best of friends! My dad loved Jack and held him in great respect. Jack was always so welcoming with a huge heart. I can still hear his booming voice inviting us into dinner!! God bless each of you today and always!!

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

hi bill brace here jack and I grew up together from bath grade school and Webster jr high. we were the best friends in third grade on thru jr high I lef.t to join the navy at and early age but we staed in touch over the years. I would see him every time I came back to okc and we had lunch together at the cattelmans café. I loved jack like a brother from the very beginning. and I will have always faund memores of our life together and will miss him forever.may god bless you for having such great farther and mentor. I truly loved jack. mucho love too his famly always. bill brace

Loved sweet "Jack-a-leen"and his booming voice and huge presence! Always a big heart, opening his lake home often, not only to me and my immediate family, but extended family as well. Jack's ability to make each person feel special is a rare and precious gift. The love he had for family and his Maggie was obvious to all. Jack and his big smile and contagious laugh will be missed by many. Praying now for his wonderful ,big family during this difficult time, that soon only fun and sweet memories will replace the hole left behind by his passing.Thanks for the memories, Jack, since 1968!

Life is the greatest gift that God has given us.
Death is only a bridge towards eternal life with God.
Certainly, Heaven is rejoicing for another soul has finally reached his true home.
We extend our most sincere condolences to you all;
We are deeply saddened by the loss of your Dear Mr Jack Hodges; please accept our condolences and may our prayers help confort each one of you.

Few people in this life are blessed to have as much positive impact in so many lives as Jack Hodges did. He has touched us all with his unbelievable loyalty as his family and friends.

He always had a kind greeting and I remember you always felt secure in his presence. He was a protector of those he loved and respected those who did the same. Jack loved his sons and daughters like no ones business. The bond of family is one of passion and Jack expressed that in his love for them. I know their fire of passion was ignited by his love for them. His pride always showed through in telling you of the things they were doing.

He helped more people along the way in ways they could help themselves than we will ever know. Jack was a man's man by any description and represented strength in his words and his actions.

Those of us that knew him will always be in debt to his friendship and guidance in our lives. Losing someone as big in life as he was leaves us all in reflection of what his love meant to us all.

Aside from the tribulations of life's many challenges, Jack always stayed the course to guide us all to succeed. I will never forget his kindness to my mother and the help he gave to me and my brothers when our dad died. It's not easy being a Hodges but it does have it's own identity and pride best exemplified by Jack.

I think about what a wonderful legacy he leaves behind in his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. I know he loved them with all his heart. They are all great examples of who he was as demonstrated in their love and kindness for one another. I am always so impressed when I am with them to see parts of Jack in their personalities. I will always love him and miss him.

To my family, please accept all my sympathy. I pray for your comfort and may God bless you all.

I remember Jack and Judi from their watermelon stand on 23rd and Eastern around 1957. So sorry for your loss he was so good to my kids!

My family and I came to know Jack when he lived across the street from us while building his new home. My daughters, quite young then, came to love Mr. Hodges and his little dog, Maggie. I came to respect him as the type of principled family man who has helped build this state and country. May God bless Jack Hodges and his family.

Dear Hodges family; michael and I have so many wonderful memories. Grand Lake, dinner and a movie with Bob Hope. Jacks famous biscuits, weddings... pool parties... Even bumping into him at the grocery store at 11:00 pm.
Successful in business and a loving father and grandfather. Involved in Community ..he always had time to drive the grandkids around in his convertible ... he loved Christmas !!!! There will never be anyone like him ... we were neighbors and privileged to know such a lovely endearing man.
We love you all he was so blessed with all of you . Michael II and Megan along with the gang of Hodges and Jernigans were always Welcomed.... His and Judy's legacy lives on .

I got to see him in action on some of the first loads we shipped. Jack was right in the middle of everything sharing his expertise and helping make a tough job easier. He has left the business in good hands. May God bless your family, comfort you all, and provide for you in this time of loss.

Sorry for your loss!

We've lost an icon in the Oil & Gas & Heavy Haul Trucking Industry...
My deepest sympathy to your family...
Thanks for giving me the honor of working for you the last 32 years so many trucking adventures as your escort/pilot car...
S-CORTS"Piloting for the Best"

The business World has Lost a Legend; a gentleman of multiple faucets( most importantly, he loved his Family) multitudes of friends. A Giant in the Oilfield Trucking Business, as well as many other ventures. He will remain in the hearts of those; who knew him, kind, caring, always time to listen. My deepest sympathy to the Entire Family, in their Loss.

Heavy,
You were too great to ever be forgotten...you will for ever live in our hearts and minds.