Jack K Dailey

Dailey and Charles Dailey, a homemaker and a chemist. Jack was a warrior with a

strong heart. He was not the kind of person you meet every day; he had a big heart

and a smile that could brighten anyone’s day, yet he often kept his struggles hidden,

never fully sharing his hurts and pains with others. He was stronger than most realized,

carrying his endurance and challenges silently. Jack had a strong connection with his

heavenly father, believing in His teachings, and the promise of peace, and his

dedication to scripture study comforted him.

His passions included various outdoor activities such as fishing, rifle shooting, riding

his motorbike, quad bike, and jeep. He enjoyed playing Angry Birds, watching outdoor

shows on Discover Plus, and playing online golf games with his Uncle Dan and his

nephews, Justin, Scott, and Brett. He was a tinkerer and DIY enthusiast, always eager

to fix or modify things. He found joy in photography, camping, and walking on the

beach to search for treasures. Additionally, he loved talking to strangers, seeking to

connect or lend a helping hand.

Jack was fortunate to be involved in the activities, celebrations, and life experiences of

the Gregg, Wilbur, and Webb families. He had a playful spirit and loved to jokingly

tease others, which sometimes landed him in a bit of trouble. Overall, Jack was a kindhearted

person who always made time for his family. He frequently helped by cooking,

shopping, or fixing things around the house and had a deep affection for his greatnephews

and great-nieces.

Jack is survived by his older sister, Mary Gregg, and his younger sister, Tracy Webb. He

is also survived by his nephews: Michael, Ryan Brett Webb, Daniel, Justin, and Scott

Wilbur. Additionally, he leaves behind his great-nephews: Maximus, Alex, Ethan Webb,

Easton, and Grayson Wilbur, as well as his nieces: Annabel, Ella, and Emmy Webb.