John Bennett

Jack was a Marine; always a Marine.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Bennett Family. God Bless you all. RIP Uncle Jack. I will always remember when Dan and I would come to Daly City when we were stationed at Ft. Ord,CA to see you and Aunt Millie. You were always smiling and telling jokes. The candy man was a perfect nickname. God Bless.

Lynn and I send our condolences. I remember Mr. Bennett from my days at the Colma Golf Range, didn't realize then that I would become friends with Dennis. May he RIP.

Sorry to hear of your loss; we here on the East Coast are praying for you and your families.

Jack Bennett & the Bennett family were true friends of so many as grew up at the new parish of OLM....Jack was blessed with a sense of humor & was very good man all the way around (husband, father, friend to many including the Bill & Connie Courtney Family)
Jack we will all miss you...thanks for your being part of our lives...God bless Jack and his family

John Courtney, the oldest of the Courtney Clan (OLM 63, SI 67)

A wonderful, funny, generous and friendly man. I will always remember him dearly.

Words don't come close to the effect this man left on his family & friends. Dad made everyone feel special: his kids, his family, his friends & even his caretakers...He will be sorely missed, but our memories wil keep Dad alive and present in our lives & prayers. Love you Dad.
Blinne #2: Nancy

We will miss your jovial laugh. Our thoughts and prayers are with your children. rest in peace jack we will think of you often and remember the good times. Emily and Frank Shannon

To the entire Bennett family: I'm so sorry to hear of Uncle Jack's passing. I enjoyed seeing him when he and Aunt Millie would come back to Boston. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

Uncle Jack, say hello to the gang up there! Love you.

Westlake loses another legend. I have very fond memories of Jack and Ruth. Mrs Bennett often brought Kevin and other kids to the beach, regardless of fog or sun. Jack is responsible for most of my cavities as a kid with the garage full of brachs candy at our disposal.
many thanks for always smiling and caring about the youngsters in the neighborhood.
my thoughts and prayers are with the Bennett family,
Bob Enright

John, there is no doubt that Jack was the source of your courage, leadership, loyalty and moral compass. To me, you have always been the mirror image of the man who instilled his many virtues in his son.
Of course, there is also no doubt that he passed on his love for good Scotch to his number one son.
I loved your father and enjoyed his companionship and especially his "belly" laugh.
Like a good Irishman, he left nothing on the table when he passed. He experienced the horror of war and the blessing of holding his grandchildren.
Jack, congratulations on a life well lived.
The McDevitt's

Dear Bennett Family:
We are so sorry to hear of Jack's passing. The loss of someone so close is difficult and we share your grief. We all loved ourstay in Westlake and all the help with our Sweet Booth. It is so nice to know that you all will have 3 special quardian angel watching over you.
The Ira Sariotti Family

Dear Bennett Family,
My sincere sympathies to you at the loss of Jack. I remember him well from our OLM days. He was always jovial and friendly. I had no idea of his military career. You must be very proud of him.
God Bless him,
Margaret Diggins

John, Dennis and family my condolences at the death of your father. He was a fine gentleman.

Dear Barbara and Donna
So sorry to hear of the passing of your dad and father in law.
Love Patty (Sartorio) Chelini