Jack spent a year in the Navy following his graduation from Gilman and joined us in August 1946. At Princeton he majored in religion, participated in JV football, wrestling, lacrosse, and rugby, and was a member of Ivy Club. He belonged to the St. Paul Society and the Pre-Law Society. After graduation he took up the practice of law for his entire career.
In our 25th-reunion yearbook, Jack is quoted as saying, “I’d like to see more of my classmates, travel more, and see my children have full, enjoyable lives. I’d also like to learn to ski with my skis together.”
Jack continued to practice law after his retirement, and in our 50th-reunion yearbook he wrote that “I have had my share of good luck, and life has certainly been good for us.” We appreciate his words.
Jack was predeceased by his wife, Sharon, a year before his death. He is survived by his three sons, John Jr., Peter, and Robert; and two stepchildren. The class offers sympathy and condolences to his family.