Jack and Nancy were our neighbors.  They were great neighbors.  My husband would always see Jack driving down the road, or hunting and fishing.    We moved on the river there in 1996 and Jack and Nancy were there in 1994.   We are sorry to hear of Jack and  Nancy's passing and offer our sympathies to their family, grandchildren and great grandchildren.  Him and Nancy were good people.

We had the Privilege of knowing Jack and visiting Him through the Years.  We lived near Him for nearly 20 Years and then we moved to the Upper Peninsula.   We continued our Friendship and visited whenever we were in the area.   He became a Good Friend and someone that we shared our values with.  May He Rest in Peace.
      Bob and Dee Blevins/Engadine, MI

So many fond memories of Jack, and the entire Sousley family.  Jack was always cheerful and friendly, shared helpful advice, as a friend, and when as the kid next door I sometimes needed " advice."  Jack and I crossed paths occasionally at Steelcase, when I was visiting as outside patent counsel.   Please accept my heartfelt condolences.
James A. "Jimmy" Mitchell.

Jack was a wonderful, caring neighbor.  Our farm  joined Jack's property and I know how much he and Nancy treasured their place on the Little Muskegon River.  Jack worked for several years to bring first class ball fields to Morley and his dedication to the Morley American Legion and his love of family and Country always was evident.  It was an honor to have him as a friend.

Gordon and Mary Ann Galloway

Jack and Nancy were very kind and caring neighbors. Condolences to the family.

One of the good guys - RIP, Jack.
 Gary and the late Barbara Jo Smith

Its hard to say goodbye to a big brother I looked up to all my life. I remember babysitting for my nieces and nephews and later all the softball games my husband Doug played with Jack as manager for Steelcase. So glad we talked Friday Dec. 22 , just days before he passed.  We discussed his plans to move closer to children and the benefits of condo living. Jack will always be in my memories and heart. Not goodbye but see you later, Jack!
Judy Hanlon

Growing up in Morley across the street, I was introduced to Jack by my grandfather. From a young age I was familiar with feeding the birds for him while he still lived in the big city. In later years I would take over pond trimming duty, small maintenance chores, feeding the deer all while riding around on the Gator with him. As my kids grew older they came to know him as I had when I was little helping with small tasks. We as a family in the spring would plant the flowers on the deck for Jack and Nancy when the task starter getting more difficult. I will always remember our conversations sitting on the deck or at the dining table. He was also a customer to the body shop I now manage after his automobile boo boos. Our shop always had an interest in how he was doing and wanted updates one time I left work early to see a doctor.  From my observation, every one he met he left an impression.  We are going to to miss our friend Jack greatly.

Jack will be greatly missed in our little neighborhood.  I don’t know how many times I would see the gator coming up the drive to steal my husband, Larry, to go fix something or to pick his brain about a project.  They were two peas in a pod and always up to something.  He was very kind and generous and always asking how we were doing.  But in retrospect what an amazing day to be reunited with his bride.  Christmas in heaven got a little better this year.  Sending our thoughts and prayers to the family.

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Jack Sousley

September 28, 1933 – December 25, 2023

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