To Jack's Family, 
My family and I are so sorry to hear about Jack's passing. He was such a great happy person with so much life to offer.  Jack would come in and we would have so much fun talking about home (Wappinger Falls since we were all from there). He was looking to go home for the summer as he always did to see his family. We will miss his stories and his happy go lucky self.
Janet and Russell Muller and Family at Big Guys Pizza
Mint Hill

To Jack's family, we're so sorry to hear of Jack's passing. He quickly endeared himself as our favorite beer salesman, who became a friend. His stops were often lengthy, even when he left without an order. We'll always remember his hearty laughter, jovial demeanor, and how our customers looked forward to his visits. He was a class act, who will be deeply missed.
Brian, AnneMarie & Chris Butler, and the staff of The Golden Rail Ale House

Please accept our sincere sympathy for the loss of Jack.  The class of 1959 feels the loss and we will never forget him.  Our prayers are with you and your family.

To Jack's family , this was a beautiful obituary , but it can barely touch on how loved Jack was by all those who met him.
 I met  Jack through his connection  to the Marcojohn family ,he was their Uncle Jack , funny , fun loving and bigger then life !
Later in life I had the pleasure of playing softball with him,  and at times against him and his teams. Those days I look  back at as  the best days 
of my own youth , it was people like Jack that made  them "the best days"  !
So many of us met at the back of Jack's car after the game to have a cold one and joke and kid about the games we just played. It was Jack's  wit and wisdom that was  always on display back then , those hot summer night  , I miss those days , I miss Jack , we all miss Jack ... I am so sorry for your loss.
. He will always be missed but he will never be forgotten,

To Jacks family , this was a beautiful obituary , but it can barely touch on how loved Jack was by all those who met him.
 I met  Jack through his connection  to the Marcojohn family ,he was their Uncle Jack , funny , fun loving and bigger then life !
Later in life I had to pleasure of playing softball with him,  and at times against him and his teams. Those days I look  back at as  the best days 
of my own youth , but it was people like Jack , that made  them "the best days" .
So many of us met at the back of Jack's car after the game to have a cold one and joke and kid about the games we just played.
Jack's  wit and wisdom were always on display , I miss those days , I miss Jack , we all miss Jack ... I am so sorry for your loss.
. He will always be missed but he will never be forgotten,  

JohnTerralavoro

May God Bless each of you at this difficult time.  I know so well what you are going through.  Jack was a true friend of my husband and was willing to help when he was needed in anyway.  Just know that I am thinking of the family and praying that God will supply you with the strength that you will need in the days and weeks ahead

OBITUARY

John Francis Lahey

15 April, 1941 – 6 June, 2011

McEwen Funeral Service-Mint Hill Chapel

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