John "Jack" Eckenrode

My grandpa Jack made me laugh an smile throughout my entire childhood. He was a fantanstic grandfather and I miss him so much. I hope I make you proud grandpa

Condolences to the Eckenrode family, RIP Eck

It was always a pleasure working for Jack at North River Golf Course, May God Bless you and keep you strong...

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

My sincere sympathy to your family. Jack was one of the "gang" who hung out at my house when we were kids. Haven't seen him in over 50years-but always will remember him.

Eck and I were friends in high school class 1961 & beyond.
My sincere condolences to the family. Will miss you buddy.

Dearest Martha - Please accept Mike and my heartfelt condolences. So sad to hear that Jack has passed. He was a true friend (as are you), consummate professional and gentleman always. Our thoughts and hearts are with you!

I would like to send condolences to Jacks Family. Although I haven't seen him in 30 years, his name still comes up with mutual friends who still live in the area. RIP buddy

Jack will always be a friend because that is the way he was. I met jack as a sales rep in Allentown .i found him in Florida an told him he always would help anyone sometimes to a fault. But that was jack. I will always think of him as a friend. RIP my friend

Jack will always be my friend. I love his desire for life always did what he wanted. We did not always agree but I will always be thankful I knew jack enkenrode.
Rip my friend

Dear Reds and Martha, I was sad to learn about Jack's passing and would like to offer my sincere and deepest sympathy. Eck and I played Little League and Babe Ruth baseball together. He was a good friend and actually a mentor for me in baseball. He was absolutely the most natural athlete we all ever knew. He could do anything he wanted to do IF he wanted to do it in sports. He always told us that. The man from Mary Street is now gone but his legacy will always be in our hearts. Reds, I always loved you and your brother. God Bless you and the family. Love, Ebes aka Skip Eby

Condolences to the Eckenrode family. Jack & I attended lst grade through high school together. My husband, also, lived in the same neighborhood. We were friends with Jack for many years.

I lost contact with Jack about 20 years ago but will never forget the many Saturday afternoons hanging with him and Chris Brandt @ Jack's Golf Center on Rte. 191. he was always at the ready to share a story and, more importantly, help out with whatever you needed, especially golf advice...and there was no one better at that. Jack's gone but his memory will be with me forever....

Martha & Family,

Please accept my deepest condolences on Jack's passing. He was such a kind and generous man. I have so many great memories of him around the courses over the years. It was a great pleasure to have known him and I wish everyone in the Eckenrode family peace and strength during this difficult time. May he rest in peace.

My Deepest sympathy to your family. I went to school with Jack and he was of the finest golfers I ever know. Memory Eternal

My Uncle Jack was one of those people that gave me wings. He ALWAYS had my back, and insisted that no matter what I did, I should reach for the stars, and I always do. He reminded me that it's better to fail than to wonder 'what if'. I went out and took more risks than you can shake a stick at because I knew he was walking in the world with me. And now he's gone, and I am about as grief stricken as I can be. Not sure how to go forward with all of these crazy dreams. RIP to my #1 hero, may you rest in heavenly peace.

I first met Jack (Eck) Eckenrode in the 7th Grade (1955). We became instant friends, and remained so for the past 62 years. He was the best friend anyone could have. We stayed in touch all our lives & he taught me a lot. He was always helping people, including myself. We were also business partners on several ventures. We will miss him dearly.

Martha...very little can be said when sorrow touches the heart...deepest sympathy to you and the family...he will truly be missed...

Jack and I were classmates at Liberty High School. Next to Tiger Woods Jack was probably the greatest golfer who ever existed. He will always be remembered.