Birth date: Apr 14, 1932 Death date: Mar 2, 2010
Services for Jack Matthewson Mann, Sr. will be 2 p.m., Saturday, March 6, 2010, at Trinity Episcopal Church with Kevin Whittmayer officiating. Services are under the direction of Rader Funeral Home. Mr. Mann was born on April 14, Read Obituary
My memories go back to Texas Un. days and Pat's to the Nursery at Trinity Marshall and Fern Lake and Camp Fern. Many great ones and thank God for Jack and the memories. Jack will be sorely missed and our prayers are with you all as you adjust to life on earth without him. Love, Alice and Pat##imported-begin##Alice and Pat Furrh##imported-end##
I wish to express my condolences on the loss of a superb individual. I knew Mr. Mann through Nat and our shared interest in soccer. Mr. Mann was a big supporter of soccer and helped establish this sport in the Longview area in the early to mid 70's. It's just one more activity in a long list of participation that the family must be very proud. He truly had a servant's heart.
Grace,
Kirt Villyard##imported-begin##Kirt Villyard##imported-end##
What a great man!! Jack will be missed by all who knew him. I sat a few chairs from him in MHS, class of '50. God Bless you. Zelda##imported-begin##Zelda Murph Sheldon##imported-end##
Bro.Lee Austin:
It has been my pleasure to have known Lee and shared Christ in worship with him many times.When he lived here in NC,I would visit, and always, we talked of things of the Lord.
Dear brother you will be sorely missed down here,but knowing that the Lord's return is just around the corner, it won't be very long until we can see each other again.
Earth's loss is heaven's gain.
I love you dear brother.
Harold C. Austin
Lenoir,NC##imported-begin##Harold C. Austin##imported-end##
I'm so sorry to hear of Jacks passing. He will be missed by all. Guys like Jack are what made the DrPepper co.##imported-begin##dale campbell##imported-end##
bye jack, i'm glad i knew you.##imported-begin##eddie reno##imported-end##
Kindest regards to all of the family. Sincerely, Mary##imported-begin##Mary Ruff##imported-end##
To Glenda, Jack, Bob, Nat, Dan and all your families--our sincere condolences. We have known Jack socially and professionally for a very long time and are grateful for the leadership and service he has given to our community. He always had a smile and a kind personality. We pray God's blessings on your family as you remember and celebrate the life of this remarkable person. Much love, Lottie and John Guttry##imported-begin##Lottie and John S. Guttry##imported-end##
We are so sorry for your loss...
With sincerest sympathy,
The LeBus Family##imported-begin##Charles & Marilyn LeBus##imported-end##
Jack or Jackie, as I knew him was my classmate and one of my best friends from the first grade through high school. Our homes were about a half-mile apart on Victory Drive in east Marshall. Jack is a central figure in some of my fondest memories of those long-ago days. I recall with special pleasure being invited to attend the 1946 OU-Texas football game with Jack and his family. We were pleased that Texas won the game 20 to 14 but surprised and perhaps a bit annoyed that OU had proved to be so tough. I was a Texas fan in those days.
Emerson says that Character is higher than Intellect, and I am sure that Jack would agree. But Jack had both: He was intelligent and morally upright. I admired him and loved him and mourn his passing. But I find joy in remembering his life and our friendship. May God's comfort be with all his dear ones.
As a man of faith, Jack has now heard the blessed words "Well done, good and faithful servant. ...Enter into the joy of your lord." Thanks be to God.##imported-begin##Kenneth Merrill##imported-end##
