John Gherlein

It can be so hard to face the first year without your loved one, but the love of family and friends can carry you through.

Jack was an extraordinary human being. An outstanding lawyer and community leader, he was also a warm and caring person. His smile could light up a convention center. He enjoyed life and lived it to the full. He will be greatly missed.

Sally and I extend our deep sympathy to Rachel and the family. Jim and Sally Smith

Wonderful friend,mentor and dedicated community leader,Jack will be well remembered by The Byrnes Family. Mrs.Gherlein,John,Claudia,Ann and family members please accept our deepest sympathy,, Viiki and Marc Byrnes

Jack was a Bret friend to anyone that he ever met. From Wm. Moore

Dear Rachel,
Sincere condolences to you and your family.
Cindy and Paul Klug

May the God of peace give comfort to the family in these sorrowful times. Sorry for your loss.

Mrs. Gherlein, John, Claudia, Ann and families, so sorry to read about the passing of your great dad. A fine man, devout Clevelander and a great example of personal and professional commitment and excellence. I so enjoyed his company since we first met in pre-school, John. Mary and I are praying for you.

Dear Rachel, Please accept my deepest sympathy-I am at Anna Marie in Aurora, OH and I am Skipper Weir McAllister Hewletts older sister and Tom Peter 111's Mother Skipper died when she was 83 and I will send the obit to Tom, who lives in Naples, FL (my winter home)

Jack was a dedicated Vocational Guidance Services Board Member for many years. He served in several key positions, inclusive of Board Chair and eventually moved on to Honorary Life Member status. His dedication, thoughtful advice and significant support helped sustain and grow our vocational rehabilitation services. We miss him already. All our best to the entire Family

what a wonderful man-so full of fun and life. his humor and smile was so special to all.our thoughts are with you all. fondly, Bonnie Carlson and George Barry