Jack Kenton Stice

Just a great guy and better friend.

The Golden Eagles/Continental Pilots' Association sends condolences to Captain Stice`s family for their loss, and we wish them peace and comfort as they continue to cherish the memory of their loved one. Rest in peace Captain, and Godspeed on your final flight West.

Jack and I served on the Coast Guard loran station Baffen Island. He was a great guy and a fine shipmate. RIP Jack.

It was an honor to have met Jack, even though it was just briefly. I enjoyed talking to him and listening to his stories whenever he called. He was a true gentleman and will be missed.

RIP my old friend

I had the honor to flew a few Rescue missions with Captain Stice, truly an amazing pilot and a fine officer. I heard and shared many stories with Jack. Rip my brother

I also flew with LCDR Stice in Clearwater. I remember him as a outstanding C-130 pilot and Coast Guard Officer. Rest in peach sir?

Stationed and flew with him (then LCDR) at Air Station Clearwater when we first opened it. Great officer and pilot. Rest in peace Sir!

To the Family and friends, so sorry for your loss.

Rest Easy Hero.

Randy Gumkowski (INPGR)

Jack was one of the Coast Guard exchange pilots with us in the 37th ARRS, DaNang and 40th ARRS, NKP in 1972-73. Jack and I made at least one rescue together and he was my pilot that day at about 14,000 feet over southern Laos when the entire flight control system on our HH-53C, Jolly Green helicopter intermittently failed. When everyone was telling us to jump I remember jack saying, "No. I got this.". I didn't have the heart to tell him when those control were frozen only God had us. The system finally quit trying to kill us and we made it back to NKP. Jack was a hell of a stick and a great guy.

Rest in peace Brother.
Nickel.

Chuck Rouhier
Jolly Green Flight Engineer, 1971-1974