Virgil L. Jacobs, 97, born March 15, 1919, in Clinton, Ark., passed away Sept. 11, 2016, in Pueblo, Colo. He was preceded in death by his wife, Helen Jacobs; son, Gary Jacobs; sisters, Raye Gallina, Joy Parks, Lois Roper;
brother, Dean Jacobs; and special friends, Dominick, Mary and Lucille Masterantonio. He is survived by grandson, Jonathon Jacobs; his wife, Jamie, and their children, Chantilli and Kamryn; brother, Caroll Jacobs; and special friends, Antoinette and Rose Masterantonio. Virgil was a kind, compassionate man who enjoyed life’s simple pleasures: drinking coffee while watching the birds with granddaughter, Jamie; spending mornings and evenings taking care of horses at the Pueblo Roping Club; or chatting with friends over breakfast. His life was not always easy, but he faced every day with a smile on his face and gratitude for the gifts he had.
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brother, Dean Jacobs; and special friends, Dominick, Mary and Lucille Masterantonio. He is survived by grandson, Jonathon Jacobs; his wife, Jamie, and their children, Chantilli and Kamryn; brother, Caroll Jacobs; and special friends, Antoinette and Rose Masterantonio. Virgil was a kind, compassionate man who enjoyed life’s simple pleasures: drinking coffee while watching the birds with granddaughter, Jamie; spending mornings and evenings taking care of horses at the Pueblo Roping Club; or chatting with friends over breakfast. His life was not always easy, but he faced every day with a smile on his face and gratitude for the gifts he had.
Pueblo Chieftain Sun Sept 18 2016
Virgil L. Jacobs, 97, born March 15, 1919, in Clinton, Ark., passed away Sept. 11, 2016, in Pueblo, Colo. He was preceded in death by his wife, Helen Jacobs; son, Gary Jacobs; sisters, Raye Gallina, Joy Parks, Lois Roper;
brother, Dean Jacobs; and special friends, Dominick, Mary and Lucille Masterantonio. He is survived by grandson, Jonathon Jacobs; his wife, Jamie, and their children, Chantilli and Kamryn; brother, Caroll Jacobs; and special friends, Antoinette and Rose Masterantonio. Virgil was a kind, compassionate man who enjoyed life’s simple pleasures: drinking coffee while watching the birds with granddaughter, Jamie; spending mornings and evenings taking care of horses at the Pueblo Roping Club; or chatting with friends over breakfast. His life was not always easy, but he faced every day with a smile on his face and gratitude for the gifts he had.
Pueblo Chieftain Sun Sept 18 2016
brother, Dean Jacobs; and special friends, Dominick, Mary and Lucille Masterantonio. He is survived by grandson, Jonathon Jacobs; his wife, Jamie, and their children, Chantilli and Kamryn; brother, Caroll Jacobs; and special friends, Antoinette and Rose Masterantonio. Virgil was a kind, compassionate man who enjoyed life’s simple pleasures: drinking coffee while watching the birds with granddaughter, Jamie; spending mornings and evenings taking care of horses at the Pueblo Roping Club; or chatting with friends over breakfast. His life was not always easy, but he faced every day with a smile on his face and gratitude for the gifts he had.
Pueblo Chieftain Sun Sept 18 2016
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