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Jack Bartlett Obituary
Stockton, CA
Jack Bartlett Jr.
Feb. 1, 1927 - November 11, 2007
Jack Bartlett, born February 1, 1927 in Fowler, Kansas.
His parents are John and Mary-
belle (Hotz) Bartlett Sr.. Jacks siblings are Margie Olaver, Tommy Bartlett, Don Bartlett (deceased), Rene Schoeroer, Twyla Newstead (deceased), Donna Rodgers, Bill Bartlett (deceased), Louie Bertolino and Richard Bertolino (deceased).
Jack married La Faun (North-ington) Bartlett June 28, 1947 in Sparks, Nevada. They were married for 50 years. Their children are Rhonda Smith and Anthony, Cheryl Bartlett, John Bartlett III and Shirley and Bret Bartlett and Mickey. Grandchildren are, La Faun Barton, John Bartlett IV, Phillip Bartlett, Brandi Bartlett, Tina Escobar, LeAnne Williams, Mary Johnson, David Johnson, Joshua Bartlett, Jacob Bartlett, Cory Bartlett and Jack Bartlett. Jack has 11 great-grandchildren.
Jack was very active in Northern Little League for 12 years. He was an avid fisherman and loved to go with his sons and friends. He was a great dad and grandfather.
He worked for R. Goold and Sons for 30 years as a heavy equipment operator. He has been retired for 25 years.
There will be a Remembrance Service at the Bartlett Family home on Saturday, November 17, 12:00 p.m. located at 2231 Sunset Ave., Stockton, CA.
Online guest book at deyoungmemorialchapel.com
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Memories and Condolences
for Jack Bartlett
Bud Goold
November 18, 2007
My sincerest sympathies to Jack's children and grandchildren. I met Jack one summer about 40 years ago when I went to work at my Dad's company, R. Goold & Son. Jack became my mentor at work and in life. I worked with him each summer until I went in the Navy. When I returned from the Navy, I worked each summer with him until I finished college and moved back to Stockton. For the next fifteen years we worked together every day. Each day after work, Jack has his cooler filled with cold drinks and we would stay and talk about the day. He watched out for me like a brother. He taught me and my two sons how to fish. He was a generous and caring man. He was a dear friend I am glad that we had so many hours together.
I hope that he is at peace.
Glenn Goold
November 17, 2007
Dear Bartlett Family,
I wish to express my deepest sympathy for the passing of Jack. I never had biological grandparents, but I always thought of Jack as my Grandpa. I spent a great deal of my younger years at jobs, fishing and learning to drive a Ford with Jack. I always loved to come to jobs to see my Dad and see Jack, for I knew there would be an ice cold orange crush in Jacks ice chest with my name on it. He showed me how to be patient while waiting for a big catfish to bite. Quite a task to teach a rambunscious eight year old to sit and watch a fishing pole, waiting for the strike of a catfish. He showed me, with his weathered fingers, how not to get stung by a catfish. When the commercials came out for Ford trucks, I was a young kid learning to drive Jacks Ford pickup, he would always tell me, "Now you can say you have driven a Ford lately." This was pretty cool for a ten year old kid. Thanks Jack for all of your lifes lessons you shared with me. You were a mentor, friend and Grandpa to me. With all my LOVE Glenn Robert Goold. May you find peace and the big fish in Heaven.
Lorene Martin
November 15, 2007
Bret, I am so sorry for your loss. I know that your Dad is in a better place now. My prayers are with you and your family.
S Jones
November 14, 2007
We would like to offer our condolences to the Bartlett family. May God Bless and be with you and your families.
With loving thoughts and memories...
Joann and Sheree' Jones
Celeste Pascua
November 14, 2007
Bret, Mickey and Family
I am so sorry for your loss, I met your father on several occasions. I know how much he meant to your family. Please except my condolance.
Brandi Bartlett
November 13, 2007
I love you, Papa! I'm so glad I got to have you for my grandpa. You are the greatest man I've ever known.
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