Jack was one in a million. Growing up with Jack and my brother, Craig, was a certainly a challenge. Their sense of humor, sarcasm, and uncanny ability to try and make me crazy was their lot in life. To me, Jack is, was, and will always be a brother to me. I am deeply saddened by his passing and offer my sincere condolences to all of his family and friends. May he rest in peace.

My deepest condolences to Jack's family. Jack was one of the most genuinely funny people I ever had the pleasure of knowing. He used to tell me he was positive that, "together we'd get in big trouble!" I have a feeling that was the general consensus with everyone he crossed paths with. I loved his sense of humor and was deeply sadden when I heard of his health problem. He took great pride in coaching the younger crew members and really tried his best to show them the advantages of a strong work ethic and how to do the job right. His efforts did not go unnoticed and several of the guys still kept in touch with him after he retired. God bless you Jack and may you rest in peace. Thank you for never losing your sense of humor. It touched all of us in ways you will never know. Your friend, Joyce Cordello, MCDOT.