Jack Darrell Wagner

Jack Darrell Wagner. An amazing man, a shining star, and a dedicated father...taken from us all too soon. From the very beginning, Jack was always very active, always playing outside and excelling in sports. We all know that football became his true passion, especially in high school. But he truly loved music. Music was at the heart of Jack's soul...from playing on the drum line, to piano, to singing; his talents were beyond measure. Jack always looked up to his other brother KC, and like all brothers do; envied whatever it was that he was doing.

This led Jack to one of his other passions...riding. Jack got his first very own motorcycle after college, and he was 'one with the bike' every time that he rode, as he would say. Besides playing football in high school and college, he loved riding more than anything. But Jack's personality, is what all of us will remember the most.

Throughout his entire life, he always made many friends wherever he went. He was always happy, always genuine and sincere, and he was just as protective over his friends as he was his family. To Jack, every friend he had was his best friend. Jack had a very particular laugh that no words can describe. His laugh was just like his personality...loud and addictive. You could hear him a mile away. His eyes would even squint a certain way when he would smile, and he had only one dimple on his right cheek, a special trait both of his boys share with him as well. Jack graduated from Cienega High School in 2005 and went on to Eastern Arizona College on a football scholarship.

When Jack was 23, he met the mother of his children, Kilie Carver, and they had their first son Dominic Giovanni. When Jack was 27, they had their second son, Jaxon Ricky. Jack worked for Borderland Construction Company for many years prior to his passing, but he had always wanted to attend college for a Business Marketing Degree.

Jack is survived by his mother Cindy Kelly, father Ken Wagner (Patricia), brother KC Wagner (Christine), step-sisters Denise Nogales, Celina Alday (Randy), his two sons Dominic and Jaxon and their mother Kilie Carver.

Jack's fantastic smile and invigorating laugh will forever live in our hearts.

A Visitation will be held on Wednesday, April 12 from 4:30 - 8:30 PM, at East Lawn Palms Mortuary. A Memorial Service is being held Thursday, April 13 at 8:45 AM, at Calvary Chapel East, 8711 E Speedway Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85710. Burial will then follow at 10:30 AM, at East Lawn Palms Cemetery. A Reception will be after the committal in the East Lawn Palms Reception Room.

Arrangements under the direction of East Lawn Palms Mortuary, Tucson, AZ.