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He is survived by his spouse Mary Germany Jeffries, their daughters Susan Jeffries Loeschner, Annie Jeffries Hardt (Scott), their son James Bradford Jeffries (MaryJo), and their grandchildren Benton Sawyer Hardt (Aspen), Elizabeth Hannah Loeschner, Theodore Bradford Loeschner, Jacklyn Elizabeth Jeffries, and Dominic Bradford Jeffries.
He is preceded in death by his parents Bradford Ernest Jeffries, Susanna Gilroy Jeffries, and his siblings Marilyn Jeffries Schwaberow and Paul A Jeffries.
Jack enjoyed outdoor sports and recreation, including boating, fishing, and attending sporting events. As an alumnus of The Ohio State University, he was a passionate supporter of the Buckeyes, most notably its football team and marching band. Most of all, Jack cherished the times he spent with his family, especially with his five grandchildren, of which he was so very proud.
To most who met him, Jack will be remembered for his remarkable wit and wonderful sense of humor. For his family and close friends, Jack will be remembered as the beloved father to Susie, Annie, and Jim, and devoted husband for over 65 years to the love of his life, Mary.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society "Raise Your Way" in honor of Jack Bradford Jeffries.
https://raiseyourway.donordrive.com/campaign/Jack-B-Jeffries
Or call: 800-227-2347
A private celebration of Life is planned with the Family.
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Stelios Androulidakis
September 20, 2023
Farewell, Jack, my friend, you will be greatly missed. Memories of your humor, your great demeanor, and your rum-balls every Christmas will always bring a smile to my day. I miss you already.
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Terrie Schumaker Sadlo
September 12, 2023
So sorry for this incredible loss to you all. I will never forget his love for his boat down at the Milwaukee yacht club. He hosted Mark Fidrych and Tom Veryizer from the DetroitTigers with Wade and myself. Fun afternoon I will never forget.
May your wonderful memories of him bring you peace and comfort.
Much love and prayers is being sent out to you all!
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