John Tiedemann

I knew Jack as a quiet and kind neighbor growing up on Perry Drive. At 18 and participating in my “First deer camp” I was at first unappoving of Jack’s being camp cook instead of fellow hunter. When he pulled out and let me fire his Luger did I understand. Jack had seen enough violence to last anyone a lifetime...I enjoyed Jack’s company on visits to his home and assisted living where I could catch up with he and Eila. The world lost a good one. Rest in peace Jack.

Oh what a lovable smiley guy Jack was. I am both sad and happy from hearing of Jack's passing. I am sad because Jack will be missed, but happy that he lived a full life sharing his gifts with those who were blessed to have known him. Sending all of my heartfelt sympathy to friends and family of Jack. With Love, Lori Adrian

So many memories I have growing up at his house as was there more than at my own. So many memories of such a sweet man. Will remember him always and so happy I was able to see him several years ago. Hugs to the family

Kay, I am so sorry to hear of the passing of your dear father. Find comfort in the closeness of your family. God bless you all.

Dear Kay and Tom... I was saddened to learn this evening of Jack's passing. Another of the Old Guard gone. I remember your folks so well and the many fun times we had together as families or just being around your folks and mine when they got together. They and their friends were such good people...values, character, ethics. Please know my thoughts and prayers are with you all...Nancy Broughton