Looking Back by jacquette
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I wish to thank you all for your views and comments on Uncle Jacks pictures . He enjoyed Renderosity and the people very much .
Uncle Jack died December 17th at 7 pm . He was 78 .
For 29 years, Jack was employed with Standard Oil Company, later Amoco, in Whiting. He was involved in the construction of the Standard Oil Building in Chicago and worked for many years as an engineer in the Texas City, Texas, Amoco Oil Refinery.
Prior to working with Amoco, he was employed for 7 1/2 years with the New York Central Railroad Engineering Department in Chicago.
He received a bachelor
Comments (6)
A big salute to Dear Uncle Jack and His Miss Kitty...both Origional "Mothership" Crew, and apart from what He did in His Life....many of Us enjoyed His nostalgic Postings here at Renderosity. Thanks for bringing this to Us Jimmy.
Thank you for posting this Jimmy. I enjoyed his photos very much. He shall be missed. A wonderful dedication to this great gentleman.
awwww...i'm so sorry Jimmy. my condolences to you and Doris. i didn't know until just now that Jack had passed on. sigh. kemal and i really liked his pictures...our favorite is that one of Doris with the sunglasses on!!! wonderful dedi and tribute for this very special man. thank you for honoring him with this and with your Miss Kitty series.
This is a wonderful photo of Jack,my thoughts are with you guys and Doris,I loved his pictures and I know posting them gave him happness!hugs.....
I am so overwhelmed, Jack was such a wonderful man - I loved his photographs, he was always so cheerful and kind, I can't believe he is gone... My condolences to you, Doris and the family. Jack was truly a great man and will be missed here very much.
a wonderful tribute to Jack.. i so enjoyed his nostalgic photos.. hugz to you & Doris