Jack Roth Obituary
Jack Edward Roth of Pantego, Texas passed away Thursday, Feb 9, 2023 in Junction Texas.
Jack Edward Roth born Dec. 8, 1952 to George C. Roth and Geraldine Helen Steiger in San Antonio, Texas. His mother passed at an early age in 1959 and George remarried Doris Nell Parmley in 1961. The family moved to Houston, Texas in 1963. Jack was an Eagle Scout in the Boy Scouts through his younger years. He graduated from Spring Branch High School in Houston, Texas. He spent the majority of this professional life in the window business, 45 years, as a Service Manager, Impact tester and product enrichment specialist. He was a teacher and mentor to many. He retired in 2014 and moved to “God’s country”, Junction, Texas, that’s was he called it. A happy go lucky “Good ole boy” is what Jack was. He always had a great sense of humor, and enjoyed fishing and hunting throughout his life. He was very loved by his family and friends, he knew just what to say to put a smile on your face. He will be deeply missed by all.
Jack is preceded by his father, George C. Roth; mother, Geraldine Helen Steiger Roth; brother, James Roth; stepbrother, Earl Scofield and daughter, Leslie Roth Parra.
Survivors include, his stepmother, Doris Nell Roth; stepbrother, Ed Scofield & wife Patty; sister, Deborah L. Miles and grandson, Christian Parra.
Visitation will be held 12:00 Noon until 1:30PM, Saturday, February 18, 2023 at Kimble Funeral Home. Graveside services will follow at 2:00 PM at Wooten Cemetery in Kimble County with Pastor Donna Carroll officiating.
Arrangements are under the direction and personal care of the professionals at Kimble Funeral Home. (325) 446-3076
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1010 College Street, Junction, TX 76849
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Steve Rosenthal
February 16, 2023
My good friend Jack, I called him Jackson, will be forever on my mind and in my heart. We shared our great and good friend, Billy Robinson, who made Jack's last years a delight. Gone but happy while living on Little Paint Creek Ranch. R.I.P.
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Jim Robinson
February 13, 2023
It isn't often a person comes along in ones life who personifies what it is to be a good individual. Jack lived a simple but meaningful life. He wasn't incumbered by materialistic needs, money or the constant onslaught of "norms" that has taken society and made it the inexplicable nonsense that it is today. Jack nearly always and only dealt in factual knowledge that would rival most encyclopedias. During his professional career he held a daily regiment that would make most militaries envious and a work ethic that is all but gone in todays world. Always quick with an obscure reference an odd joke or happy to teach, Jack was celebrated by those who knew him best as "The Jack of All Trades". Need to reload ammo and didn't know how...ask Jack. Need to work on a diesel engine on a 1973 John Deere tractor...ask Jack. Need to "Think like a Deer"...ask Jack. Need to know what fishing lure to use on a specific stretch of water nearly anywhere in the United States on the second Tuesday of February at 2:30 PM Central Standard Time...ask Jack. And finally, need to sitdown, have a beer or two and let the worlds troubles be talked about....ask Jack.
Men like him are very far and very few between, I know I will never have the privledge of knowing another person like him but I am supremely greatful to have known him. Godspeed Amigo and with love. Jim
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