Jack W. Smith

Jack W. Smith, 74, of Katy, Texas, passed away on Thursday, March 19, 2009. He is survived by his wife of 31 years Lucille Smith, two sons, Joe Smith and Jack William Smith, II, one daughter Barbara Barnes, one sister Pat Gay, and numerous relatives and friends. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, March 21, 2009, at noon at Beresford Funeral Home, 13501 Alief-Clodine Road, Houston, TX 77082, (281) 933-9090. For those desiring, donations in memory of Jack Smith can be made to:
Comfy Home, 6607 Holloway Square, Richmond, TX 77469.

Charitable Donations may be made to:

Comfy Home
6607 Holloway Square, Richmond, TX 77469. Website Link

Sign Guestbook

Bryan, Barbara, & Jessie Burnes

Mark and Kim Holloway and family

Jack W. Smith ll

Thomas Harvey

Jack W. Smith III

Zachery Harvey

Kathy Smith

Jill J. Dawson-Pex, L.M.T.

Tributes

Message from

Cynthia Barnes

Thu, 03/19/2009

Granny, I am so sorry! Daddy Jack was such a delightful man. I loved his stories and his kindness and his zest for life. He never complained about whatever we put on the table for him to eat (even that awful pre-packaged Thanksgiving dinner he found something nice to say and made us all laugh). I have remembered so many wonderful things today about our times together. I'm sure that he and Daddy are talking about turkeys or deer right now. I can see them both in my heart, sitting on the back porch, Daddy Jack with a Coke in his hand, talking.

You are so very dear to me. I love you. Please know you are in my prayers.

Message from

Jack W. Smith ll

Fri, 03/20/2009

Dad alwayse taught us boys famley first!Know matter if he had to work a second job at thunderbird drive in fixen speakers or mowing grass at my elementry school.He still made sure we helped aunt Minnie & uncle Leck , grandma Enzie.Hunting and Fishing was allwayse included.The family get togethers were the best just keep turning that crank or no ice cream.I can only hope I turn out half the man he was. Ill miss you dad. untill we get together in heven. Your Loving Son Jack William Smith ll

Message from

Thomas Harvey

Fri, 03/20/2009

I ll miss papa a lot he was my faverit papa. I rember how funny he was.

Message from

jack w. smith III

Fri, 03/20/2009

He was my first papa and I love him vaery much. Papa was very fun, He liked to drink his diet cokes and he liked shear them with me. he was kinda active. I'll miss my papa.

Message from

Zachery Harvey

Fri, 03/20/2009

Papa was always so much fun even though we didnt get to see him that much. He always would give me a diet coke when I use to viset him. We took him to a Mexican restrant, and ate there. I loved him so much. I'll miss so much.

Message from

Jill Dawson-Pex

Sun, 03/22/2009

Jack and Lucille's trips to Portland have been few and far-between, but I love you both dearly. In the 80's, Jack and I laughed over the single-serving size cans of Coke. He told me fishing tales. Jack and Lucille spent 6 weeks in Portland helping Mom during her final months on this earth. During that time, Jack demonstrated such character, love and tenderness as I have rarely seen in a man. I can still hear his laugh and hear him call me, "Darlin'." I'm sure that when I go through that tunnel to the Other Side, Jack will be there with a Coke in his hand, welcoming me home.