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Bob & Ginny Griswold posted a condolence
Friday, August 20, 2010
We were sorry to hear of Jack's paasing. We knew him when we lived in Broiadalbin N.Y. Enjoyed him coming down and visiting with us in Myrtle Beach. Also enjoyed golfing with him. Am sure he will be missed by everyone who knew him.
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Roscoe Tom Rosler posted a condolence
Saturday, July 31, 2010
I met "Uncle Jack" Memorial day weekend of 1979 at the Long LakeCold river lean-to. I thought I had broken his cooler and was telling Pete Goderie Sr. when it was discovered that it was Pete's.
Uncle Jack came down to the boat and announced that the hat I was wearing was the ugliest hat he'd ever seen, and all of us Long Lakers know where that lead.
I was also very impressed by his lectures on the evils of "Demon Rum" although I don't believe he ever converted anyone.
There was also many golf expeditions that were replayed over and over.
I will truly miss Uncle Jack and I am very proud to have been able to call him my "Friend".
Roscoe
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Bob Cassels posted a condolence
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
So sorry to hear about JAck's passing. We go back quite a few years. I worked with JAck in Sch'dy and then I Fitchburg MA when he and Barb moved there in 1980. THey convinced us to join the Curling Club in Petershsm and we had some good times together on Bonspiels etc.We also had good times making horseradish together and we would always get a few jars of Uncle JAck's sauerkraut. I still hve his Kapusta recipe and many others. Usually when you were together with JAck & Barb you would always come away with memories of the get together I was also in the Gun Club with JAck and he was always first to volunteer for a project.
The old CB days were fun too. He always took pride in having the most powerful unit.
Probably one of the funniest was his trip to Long LAke for a camping trip. He had a keg of Genny Ale in the back of his boat and it sank the boat out in the lake. Luckily nobody got hurt, just wet.
We have many good memories and he will be dearly missed
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Bob Gerow posted a condolence
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
I knew Jack from both GE and the Schenectady County Trap League.
At GE he was always readiably identifable with the curved pipe. He was an avid sportman. He competed in the trap league until the end even when it was a chore to hold the shotgun up.Jack will
be missed.
Bob Gerow
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Gerard Havasy posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Although Jack and I never worked together, he was a good associate and well-liked by many.
God bless the family he leaves behind.
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Jay Waller posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Although we only crossed paths a few times,the memories of the LLFADC and the Lincoln in the ditch are making me smile,RIP until we meet again...............
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Matt Purzycki posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
I meet Jack many years ago thru the Iroquois Gun Club. He always had joke or a friendly word.We may not have seen each other that often,but kept in touch by e-mail. Goodbye old friend you will be missed. Matty
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David Przybylo posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Jack was a great person. Great stories and had a kind heart. I will miss him.
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frank hernandez posted a condolence
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Jack was a great guy. He shared alot
of knowledge with me over the years with trap & skeet. Jack will be missed very much.
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Bill Gorman posted a condolence
Monday, July 26, 2010
Jack was a good friend that a lot of friends are going to miss.
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Anonymous posted a condolence
Monday, July 26, 2010
Many fond memories including chatting on CB radios on the way to work in the morning... I was "Tom Thumb".... then there was "The Big Arch", and of course "Peg Leg" also.
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Mary-Lou Rapello posted a condolence
Monday, July 26, 2010
I remember Jack ever since St. Mary's High School. I am so glad I got to see Jack at our reunion last year.
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Iyanna Henry posted a condolence
Monday, July 26, 2010
I am so sorry for your loss. I first met Mr. Keating when I joined the Iroquois Rod & Gun Club and he was very warm and welcoming and always made everyone laugh!. Although he is with the Lord, he will be missed here on Earth.
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George Roods posted a condolence
Monday, July 26, 2010
My deepest sympathy to family and loved ones.
I am a member of the Iroquois Rod and Gun Club and a G.E. retiree.
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Bill Davidsen posted a condolence
Monday, July 26, 2010
I always respected the work that Jack did for various local gun clubs, even though we sometimes disagreed on the best method of achieving a goal. The suddenness of his passing may have been a blessing. May he rest in peace.
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Philip Ackerman posted a condolence
Monday, July 26, 2010
Dear Uncle Jack,
Thank you for the nickname Fresh Air Kid. I will always remember the late night conversations in your den. Watching the wildlife in the forest outside the back of your den and enjoying the Keg. We love you and know you will be watching over us now. Hope we can provide you with some laughter.
Love,
Phil, Patty and Gavin
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fred easton posted a condolence
Monday, July 26, 2010
God will bless all that come to him through his son.
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Paul Koelbel posted a condolence
Monday, July 26, 2010
Hi Jack,you old curmudgeon. Why did you have to pass away on me? You were so much fun at work, on the golf course, at Marks and ten other watering holes. Hope to see you at the pearly gates and have another round of golf and a beer. Your friend Paul Koelbel
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Penn Hoyt posted a condolence
Monday, July 26, 2010
Uncle Jack, “We hardly knew ye.” Little did I know that one wild night ride on the BAR JACK II on Long Lake 40 odd years ago would be the introduction to my Uncle Jack! The memories, the stories, the life lessons, the drinks and the friendship over the years are just too numerous. You truly helped shape my life and the LLFADC is now missing one its founders. Tears are there, but the happiness of memories overshadow them and that is what I will miss –being able to continue the stories. Your memory will always be with me when I tip a scotch! Long Live Uncle Jack.
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Gregory Kaszuba posted a condolence
Monday, July 26, 2010
Uncle Jack you will be missed. We had many great times together. You taught me to golf, you told me how many beers it takes to cook a steak on the grill, spicy sausage I am sure Auntie Barbara is laughing ,and showed me how to keep a child entertained for hours by telling them to start the snowmobile it was missing the spark plug.You always had a smile and always cared about us like we were your own kids. Thank you bud. This Genny Cream Ale is for you.
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Marian Smith Peek posted a condolence
Monday, July 26, 2010
R.I.P. Jack. You were a great friend for many years. You are now with the love of my life along with the love of your life. We had so many laughs along the way. You will be greatly missed & so will your bourbon balls. My condolenses to your family. We will always remember you as will The Iroquois Gun Club that you & Dick after retiring updated all the records & kept the computer up to date.
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Judi Morck Ramirez posted a condolence
Monday, July 26, 2010
Christmas this year won't be the same without your card and note. I will always remember the wonderful times we had at St. Joseph's and all our recollections of the past.
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preston lewis posted a condolence
Monday, July 26, 2010
It is very sad to hear the news about Jack's death. I never realized that he was 69 because he always looked and acted so young. He always had a smile and offered me sincere, pleasant greetings whenever we met. I worked with Jack at GE for 20 years until I was laid off in 1986. I then attended the Product Service "antiques" luncheons once each month and he was one of the people that I enjoyed seeing there. God Bless the Keating famiy and friends. Hang on to those fond memories of this outstanding man. I will miss him very much.
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Susan Keating posted a condolence
Sunday, July 25, 2010
My cousin Jack is 13 years older than I. I remember him praising the drawings I made for him when I was 6 or 7. He told a story about the happy Christmas he got his "English" bicycle..he lay in bed and could hear his dad bring it down the hall to put under the tree..the tic/tic of the ratchets in the hub. He got married during the big ice storm of 1964...our dad got us to the wedding and my sister and I had such a good time. His sweetheart, Barbara, died too soon. I know he is with her now and happy again. Goodbye, Cousin "Jacker", from cousin Sue
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Kimberly Rubinstein Kaszuba posted a condolence
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Uncle Jack, you always made us laugh & feel grown up. Making us Shirley Temples when we visited you for the summer. Taking us on the boat & over the waves, it was scary & fun at the same time. Bringing the snowmobiles all the way to our house so we can ride them in the back yard & helping us get our licenses for them. All the holidays spent together no matter where we were. I will miss you. Love always Kim, Michael, Jeremy & Lindsay.
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Linda Kaszuba posted a condolence
Sunday, July 25, 2010
There are so many memories we shared Jack, Barbara, my husband Archie, and our children. All the holidays and vacations were made more enjoyable with Uncle Jack's ever present humor. I can remember Jack taking my children Kimberly Patricia, and Gregory for a ride on his lawn tractor and snowmobile. Jack and his friend Pete standing in a pond with my kids saying "Here fishy fishy" calling minnows into a net. We shared recipes and Barbara and I taught Jack how to cook Polish dishes. There was nothing as relaxing like drinking Jack's Brandy Alexanders on a cold winter night in Massachusetts. Jack we will ever forget you.
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Patty Ackerman Kaszuba posted a condolence
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Uncle Jack and Auntie Barbara were a big part of our lives growing up. I remember on Halloween Uncle Jack made the Jack o lanterns on the front porch talk to me and Kim and Greg when we came over in our costumes.Uncle Jack taught us how to make the best eggs Benedict in the mornings when we slept over. We all learned how to snowmobile in their back yard and hit a few shrubs along the way. All of us miss you and will always love you.
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