'Another anniversary! Time has been slowly going by and yet its been three years! Youre in my heart and soul everyday! Miss you dear Bugz! Your love Rabs!'

'My Bugz today is the one year anniversary of your death. I miss you every day. You are in my heart and always will be. My world is diminished without you in it. You were such an important part of so many people's lives. You are gone physically but your spirit remains with us. Rest now my dear. With all of my love, your Rabs.'

'Rest in peace, Mickster. We had good times in the 70's and early 80's. You were a kind, generous man.'

'My heart goes out to all of those whose hearts are now aching.'

'Mick, I will miss you as a friend and fraternity brother at Tech. We had some great times, some we probably shouldn't talk about. Sorry to hear your last days were uncomfortable, but that has now changed. Save me a place next to you and your new best friend, Jesus.'

'We lost a good one...a true friend at all times'

'I didn't have the opportunity to know Jack as well as I would have liked to, but the time that I spent with him showed me what a kind and caring man he was. I couldn't have asked for a better husband for my mother; he brought out the best in her. My thoughts and prayers are with her and all of the others who are dealing with the huge hole that his passing has created.'

'Jack, your physical presence has been taken from us, but the memories of all the fishing trips, dove hunts and the friendship you gave me can never be taken away. I am going to miss you terribly. The legacy of the Roney/Krog fishing trips will continue with Michael, but it will never be the same without you to keep us laughing. Love you brother.'

'Mick, I've only known you as kind and thoughtful and loving your children. They will miss you but you have left good memories. Thoughts and prayers to you Lauren and Michael.'

'Thank you for helping me raise your children and for being a good father to them. You will be missed.'

'It is hard to believe that you're gone. You were the best father, my superman and the one who loved me first. It almost seems like a bad dream but once I wake, reality hits. I don't know how to live without you but I know I must try because that's what you would of wanted. Thank you for teaching me how to be organized, a little OCD, and to always be punctual. Thank you for showing me how beautiful the world is by all th many vacations we took. Colorado, New Mexico and the beach trips will always remain in my heart. You will forever and always be in my heart, Daddy. Love, Your Big Girl'

'Although still as of now it doesn't seem real, the time shall pass where we can all come to better grips of his absence. We will always celebrate the memory and great legacy you've left behind.'

'Mick: You were a good, good man. I am so sorry. Your Delt Brother. John Taylor'

'I met Mick when his family moved to Fort Dodge, Iowa in his Sophomore year of High School. We became fast friends both on and off of the handball court. Mick talked me into going to Texas Tech. He said it was cotton country so I envisioned scenes out of Gone With the Wind. I was half right as Lubbock was definitely gone with the wind on many occasions. After graduation I stayed in constant contact with Mickey either by telephone or Mick visiting me in Phoenix or myself going to San Antonio. He was (is) a great guy with a great sense of humor. I will miss him greatly. My condolences to his dear wife Patty (her nickname for him was Bugs and He called her Rabbit) and his two children, Lauren and Michael.'

'I still cannot believe that Jack is gone. I think I am still in denial. Jack was the best boss that I ever had and I'm not just saying that. We started off at Sterling Bank and headed together to Plains Capital Bank until I had to quit working due to health issues. He always treated me with respect and we loved that we were a team. He was always willing to teach me new things at work and in life. He always gave me great advice for whatever dilemma I had. I worked with him for six years and I miss my friend dearly. Since his wife is also named Patty, he called me "office Patty". He made coming to work enjoyable. I always thought I would see him again after I quit working but now I'll have to wait to see him again in heaven. Patty, I give you and his children, my deepest sympathy and condolences. I always believed that he was lucky to have you in his life and vice versa. Now that he is an angel in heaven, his spirit will always be with us. May you rest in peace Jack.'

'To the Roney family...no words can truly express how deeply saddened we are, just know our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Jack is remembered as a wonderful neighbor and friend who led a life of service, love, compassion and kindness. We will always remember Jack enjoying his walks through the neighborhood with the dogs and his friendly waves to all he encountered.'

'I'm one of many Delts that are saddened by "Micks" passing, I was a younger Delt when Mick was there but we all knew that he had one of the best wits out there. He was a very caring person and i'm sure the family will sorely miss him. One of the great Delts out of Texas Tech- we will miss you "Brother"'

'I had the pleasure of knowing Jack and working with him over many years. He was easy going, had great sense of humor, and had an explanation for everything. He was one of the good guys and he will be missed. I would like to extend my sincerest condolences to all of Jack's family and friends on his passing.'

'As I am sure all of us are, I am still wrestling with accepting that Jack is no longer with us. I first met Jack when our oldest and Michael were teammates playing youth basketball at UUMC. Many years later I had the privilege of working with Jack. For some reason he has always credited me for assisting him in reentering the banking industry, but the truth is that Jack's decision to join my group was a blessing and it was I that benefitted immeasurably from my years of working with and learning from Jack. My love to Michael and Lauren, Patty and all other family members. I will miss you my friend.'

'Jack was a great friend, a true gentleman. I will miss our monthly luncheons. My deepest condolences to his family.

'Mick was a great friend, fraternity brother and roommate while at Tech. He was always fun and supportive. We shared lot's of experiences. When we spoke it was clear that family was his first priority in life. My condolences to his family. We will all miss him much!'

'Jack was a dear friend whom I will miss very much. Very kind hearted and decent man who treated everyone with kindness and respect. Jack I will see you again at the "Marriage Supper of the Lamb"'

'Jack was a great friend and fraternity brother. We all shared so many wonderful memories at Texas Tech. He will be missed not only by his Fraternity brothers, but the many lives he touched in everyday life. Our heartfelt prayers and best wishes to Patty and all of Jack's family. What a great guy.'

'I will miss Jack, his calm demeanor, his kindness, and gentle spirit. My life and the lives of many have been enriched by his caring and good-natured presence. Jack cared about the children and youth in our community, and his passion for improving our community for youth was evidenced by more than a decade of volunteer service. Thank you for your warmth and genuine concern.'

'Love to all. On the wings of angels homeward bound.'

'"You are in my heart and always will be, Dear Jack. Miss you so much. You are my heart!"'

OBITUARY

Jack M. Roney

May 1, 1951 – March 2, 2016

Porter Loring Mortuary - McCullough

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