Jack Ziadeh Farhat

Jack went to Trinity Christian high school, where he lettered in everything a guy could letter in. As an all-around jock, everyone with the memory of Jack from Trinity's spoke about how kind he was in every situation and how he stood up for anybody at any time. This is where he met the love of his life for the first time Susan Geoghagan. After Trinity, Jack considered going to FSU where he made the football team as a walk on but was told he’d have to wait a year for a scholarship by the great Bobby Bowden. Not one to wait for anything, Jackie drove back to Jacksonville and went right back to work at the family gun store, Green Acres Sporting Goods. If you ever bought a bow, arrows, or other accessories, paintball, or fishing gear from Green Acres, you've met Jack. Always helpful always laughing and always smiling. He cared for many of customer over the years.

Old time friends will remember The Fog and his crazy antics, most of which are far too crazy to print. Many people remember the Green Acres side of Jack and 3-D archery shoots around Florida will definitely never be the same. His large family we always remember fishing trips, his hilariousness on every car ride we ever took, his big smile, his sense of humor that range from dad jokes to you can’t say that in public jokes, Jack’s ability to say the most inappropriate thing at the most inappropriate time, his love of food, his love for each and every one of us. He instilled a work ethic into all of his sons that he was ever so proud of.

Jack is preceded in death, and looking forward to reuniting with, his dad, Ziadeh “John” Farhat, his brother, Eddie Farhat, and his son, Jack Farhat Jr. He is survived by his loving wife of 35 years Susan Geoghagan Farhat; sons, Danny Geoghagan, Ian Farhat (Chessie), David Farhat (Lillian); grandchildren, Lexi Geoghagan, Caity Geoghagan, Kristen Geoghagan, Addie Farhat, and Mila Farhat; his mother, Jeanette Farhat; brothers, Abie Farhat (Maysoon), Johnny Farhat (Maysaa): sister, Cindy Gazaleh (Buddy), and a plethora of nieces, nephews, aunts, and uncles.

A visitation service will be held at St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church on Wednesday, February 19, 2025 from 5:00 - 6:00 pm to be followed by a trisagion. Funeral services will be Thursday, February 20, 2025 at 10:00 am at St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church, 6300 Bowden Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32216, with the Very Reverend Father Kamal Al-Rahil followed by burial at Riverside Memorial Park.

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