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Mike Nelson
May 18, 2025
I knew Jackie and his brothers as we grew up in Salem. He, Murphy Wood and I were learning to play guitar together. We showed him how to play bar chords on the guitar. Very sad to see he and Jimmy passed. My condolences to his wife Missy who I also grew up with.
Robin Dehner
September 25, 2009
Missy and all,
So sorry to hear about Jack's death. I don't live in Salem anymore and now live in KY, but keep up with the papers and still visit family there. He was a great guy and I know you will miss him alot. I use to see Gerald, Peanut and Charlotte some of the time when I lived there. Please take care of yourselves. Write me sometime at my email [email protected].
Ron Chewning
September 24, 2009
Missy,
It was a true pleasure to have played with Jack until his sickness. He was an awesome talent and a very easy going personality. As it was known to everyone in the band, Jack didn't say much, but when he did you had better pay attention.
gonna miss him.
Ron Chewning
East 24
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