Jack Lloyd Newton

Jack Lloyd Newton, 57, entered eternal rest on March 27, 2026, surrounded by his loving family. Born on January 22, 1969, Jack lived a life defined by strength, humility, and unwavering devotion to those he held dear.

Raised in Middleburg, Florida, Jack grew into a man who embodied the values of hard work, loyalty, and service. A proud and devoted fan of the Georgia Bulldogs, he carried his love for football throughout his life, a passion that began during his own high school playing days. His enthusiasm for sports extended beyond the field as he dedicated countless hours coaching football and baseball for his children’s teams, leaving a lasting impact on the young lives he guided.

Jack was a skilled journeyman electrician whose work ethic and craftsmanship earned him the respect of colleagues and friends alike. Known for his athleticism and strength, he approached every task—whether on the job, on the field, or at home—with determination and pride.

Above all, Jack was a loving father and brother, and a man whose family meant everything to him. He cherished time spent with loved ones, finding his greatest joy in their presence. Whether sharing laughter at home or enjoying a game of pool, those moments were closest to his heart.

Jack’s life was also marked by a deep sense of service. He was always willing to lend a helping hand, never hesitating to assist anyone in need. A true servant of his beloved Middleburg community, his selflessness and kindness touched everyone he met. His legacy is one of generosity, integrity, and quiet strength.

Jack is survived by his two sons, James Lloyd Newton and Zack Taylor Newton; brother, Gene Lanier Newton Jr.; and sister, Martha Newton Killimade.

He will be remembered as a man who gave more than he took, who worked tirelessly, and who loved deeply.

"A hard-working man who serves his community leaves behind more than memories—he leaves a legacy built in the lives he lifted along the way."