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Jim Headrick
May 31, 2019
RIP Friend Jack was a very proud and honorable man. He never failed to ask about my family. This is so sad to say goodbye to such a fun loving good man.
Christmas with the family
Tanya Smothers
May 30, 2019
Tanya Smothers
May 30, 2019
All of us @ Pirrone's!
Tanya Smothers
May 30, 2019
Jamie, Jack & Danny
Tanya Smothers
May 30, 2019
Jamie & Jack
Tanya Smothers
May 30, 2019
Jack & Danny (our wedding day)
Tanya Smothers
May 30, 2019
Tanya Smothers
May 30, 2019
Steve & Terry Henke
May 30, 2019
Danny and Jamie-We will always remember Jack as part of our family! He was always funny and fun to be around. Hold your memories tight in your heart. He will be missed by all. Our deepest condolences to you both and, and to the entire Smothers family <3
Jack & Danny ~ Alton Belle 1999
Tanya Smothers
May 30, 2019
Tanya Smothers
May 30, 2019
Jack's river house
Tanya Smothers
May 30, 2019
Tanya Smothers
May 30, 2019
Jack was a good man and a wonderful father-in-law. He had a great sense of humor, kind heart & love for his family & friends. I was always impressed he remembered to call me every year on my birthday. He was a generous Papa to our kids and never missed the chance to give them gifts for birthdays & Christmas. We will miss you Jack!
Smothers kids (Jack is baby on the left)
Jerry Smothers
May 30, 2019
Jerry Smothers
May 30, 2019
Jack was born in North St. Louis, the 5th child of Curtis & Virginia Smothers. Jack was a lifelong practitioner and believer in the value of hard work. He was a proud 2nd generation Glazier with LU 513 for 25 years. Jack's favorite work, however, was his private tree trimming and removal service. He once joked that his job was the one exception to the saying that "money doesn't grow on trees."
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