Dear Joan and family.

Please accept our most sincere condolences in your loss.

D. Brian &Terrie Simonson

Clive,IA

So sorry to hear of Jack's passing. I remember him from the good old softball days at Clear Creek! One of the Dads always encouraging us! Sorry I'm missing his services- I'm in Florida. Thinking of all of you. Much love & prayers, Kathy Miller

Angie and family so sorry for your loss. Hold the memories close it will help you through this difficult time

Our prayers are with your family in this sad time. We are never ready to say goodbye.

Try to remember the good times.

Vern & Dell Votroubek

Joan, Deb, Juli, Mick, Steve and Angie,

My condolences to all of you.

Jack was my first baseball coach, coaching the Oxford Pony League team. I was a bit of a pudgy kid when I was younger, so he put me behind home plate to be the catcher. A perceptive decision on his part and a fortuitous placement for me as I played that position through high school. He is certainly someone I remember from my youth and a positive influence.

Randy Stockman

Wichita, KS

My prayers and thoughts go out to the Kahler family, very sorry for your loss.

Sorry to hear of the passing of your husband, father & grandfather. I am sure Jack will be greatly missed. Our sympathy to all. Our prayers are with you.

old neighbors form Oxford Jerry & Ruth Koepp

We are so sorry for your loss and thinking of you at this time ....

So sorry for your loss, you have our deepest sympathy.

Dear Kahler family

So sorry to hear of Jack's passing, but hopefully knowing he's at peace will eventually dull your sadness.

I was always impressed with his beautiful woodwork. Everything he did was a work of art including his family!

Aunt Jo and family- You are in my thoughts and prayers. Hoping memories of times past will bring you comfort along with the love and support of family and friends. I have many fond memories of our family get togethers at your various homes in Oxford and hours spent at the softball field with the ever patient Uncle Jack helping/coaching those of us that were struggling. Several years ago when I was back for a visit, he gave me a beautiful carved wood hanger for necklaces that I still use and cherish. I regret that I did not know he spent 4 years in the Navy during the Korean War - a humble and great servant to our country.

Jack was a good man and will now be with God free of pain.

So very sad for your loss. Praying for comfort and peace. The sweet memories will make you smile when you least expect it.

Love you all,

Anne