Jack J. Foster – Guestbook Entries

Mishelle Walker

My deepest condolences to all the family .

Ryan Simmons

It was an honor to know you Pappy. I wish I could be there, but duty calls and I know this family understands that more than others. I love you all, and look forward to seeing you soon.

John Yingling

I was proud to call Jack my friend. He embodied everything we should all aspire to be. conversations with him were never dull and he taught me that service and sacrifice were the things that make a person who he is. God Bless you,my friend. You will be missed.

Julie Gittings

William and Rachel Chanaberry

We are praying for you and your family! Please let us know if we can do anything for you! Love you!

Dan Minarich

Sorry I can not be there with you at this difficult time. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Dan

Debra, Jeff and Evan Morgan

Family, Service, Leadership, Mentoring, Guidance and Community support for 95 years.
A rest well deserved. Peace be you and with all the members of the Foster family.

Mary Kay Haupt

I am so, so sorry to hear of your loss. Memory Eternal.

Bob Mulhollem

Mary and family,
My condolences on Jack’s passing. I think of all of you often and will pray for your continued good health and happiness.

John and Marion Sheridan

Shirley,
We have you in our thoughts and prayers. The joy your father brought to you will always be in your heart.
With love,
John and Marion

Rev. Fr. David A. Zinz, OblSB

May God’s peace come upon you and remain with you always and forever! Jack was a great man and a veteran of WWII. We send our condolences and the Blessings of God that his passing might be an inspiring influence that would motivate many to fulfill their destinies and live lives of love of family, God, and community.

McMasters, Richard, Norma, Lynda, David, Carla and Perry

Shortly after becoming neighbors to the Fosters’, we were friends. Good friends. The entire family holds a special place in our hearts.
When Jack was home from the road, he had time for all. Our son, Perry, thought Jack was larger than life, and he was enamored with Jack’s Peerless truck. Jack got such a kick out of him. He always took time to put Perry in the cab and made him feel like he was on top of the world.
When our house burned down, Jack took time to help us. We were taken in to the Foster’s home; treated like family.
Jack always had a smile on his face and an relaxed countenance.
When pondering what to share here, Philippians 4:8 was impressed upon us. It reads: “Whatsoever things are true, Whatsoever things are honest, Whatsoever things are just, Whatsoever things are pure, Whatsoever things are lovely, Whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue; if there be any praise, think on these things.
Jack exercised those instructions. Everybody should have a Jack and Mary in their life.
Richard (Mac), Norma, Lynda, David, Carla and Perry McMasters