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Donna Andrews
July 13, 2025
We would occasionally visit and talk about art and antiques. He showed me his collections and enthusiastically told me about them. I will miss those conversations. My sympathies to the family and friends.
Pat Van Dolah, Garden City, KS
July 12, 2025
What shocking news to hear about Jack's passing! Jack was such a vibrant spirit, who lit up a space from within. His smile captivated everyone! Jack was a friend of my late husband Duane, and he taught art to my son and stepson. Jack's sparkle will be missed.
Linda Adams
July 11, 2025
So sorry and very surprised Jack´s gone. I was about to stop by and bring him some baskets for his collection. He was always upbeat and cheery. I loved his yard of sculptures, lilacs and irises! He was a true friend and will be missed! He transformed his little corner of the world making it lovelier for everyone.
Cheryl Singhisen
July 10, 2025
I worked with Jack at Home Depot. He was the highlight of our days and kept thing really interesting. I loved working with him and hearing all of his stories! He was a great guy
Virginia Bemis
July 10, 2025
He was my art teacher back in the late 80´s in Garden City. Loved him! He was the first person to use the phrase on me `Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Clause´ lol. What a teacher he was!! Very creative, nice and funny. RIP SIR.
Virginia (Bosques) Bemis
Class of `92
Mark E Herrick
July 8, 2025
Thank you, Mr. Simpson for instilling a life-long love of art in me. I have all the paintings that I painted while enrolled in your Art Classes... including the one that took 1st place at State. The old Junior High may be gone, but fond memories of you forever remain. God bless you and your family. Paint a pretty picture up there! Class of '77 - Ness City, KS
Mark E Herrick
July 8, 2025
Thank you, Mr. Simpson for instilling a life-long love of art in me. I have all the paintings that I painted while enrolled in your art classes in Junior High... including the painting that took 1st place in State. The old Junior High is gone, but fond memories of you remain. God bless you and your family. Paint a pretty picture up there! Class of '77 - Ness City, KS
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