January 24, 2000 | Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)
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JOHN ''JACK'' L. JENKINS JR., 73, of Littleton died Jan. 13. Inurnment was at Golden Cemetery. Mr. Jenkins was born in Denver on Feb. 11, 1926. He married Bette Arbuckle, 1975. He was in the Navy and served in World War II. He was the director of printing for Jefferson County schools for 20 years, retiring in 1985. He was secretary for the Optimist Club of the Rocky Mountains and was a member of Lakewood Rotary Club and Lakewood Elks. Survivors include his wife; sons John of Florida, Ward of Aurora; stepson Jim Arbuckle of Golden; stepdaughters Janet Larsen of Lakewood, Joy Howatson of Wyoming; 12 grandchildren.
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JOHN ''JACK'' L. JENKINS JR., 73, of Littleton died Jan. 13. Inurnment was at Golden Cemetery. Mr. Jenkins was born in Denver on Feb. 11, 1926. He married Bette Arbuckle, 1975. He was in the Navy and served in World War II. He was the director of printing for Jefferson County schools for 20 years, retiring in 1985. He was secretary for the Optimist Club of the Rocky Mountains and was a member of Lakewood Rotary Club and Lakewood Elks. Survivors include his wife; sons John of Florida, Ward of Aurora; stepson Jim Arbuckle of Golden; stepdaughters Janet Larsen of Lakewood, Joy Howatson of Wyoming; 12 grandchildren.
January 24, 2000 | Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)
Page: 18B
JOHN ''JACK'' L. JENKINS JR., 73, of Littleton died Jan. 13. Inurnment was at Golden Cemetery. Mr. Jenkins was born in Denver on Feb. 11, 1926. He married Bette Arbuckle, 1975. He was in the Navy and served in World War II. He was the director of printing for Jefferson County schools for 20 years, retiring in 1985. He was secretary for the Optimist Club of the Rocky Mountains and was a member of Lakewood Rotary Club and Lakewood Elks. Survivors include his wife; sons John of Florida, Ward of Aurora; stepson Jim Arbuckle of Golden; stepdaughters Janet Larsen of Lakewood, Joy Howatson of Wyoming; 12 grandchildren.
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JOHN ''JACK'' L. JENKINS JR., 73, of Littleton died Jan. 13. Inurnment was at Golden Cemetery. Mr. Jenkins was born in Denver on Feb. 11, 1926. He married Bette Arbuckle, 1975. He was in the Navy and served in World War II. He was the director of printing for Jefferson County schools for 20 years, retiring in 1985. He was secretary for the Optimist Club of the Rocky Mountains and was a member of Lakewood Rotary Club and Lakewood Elks. Survivors include his wife; sons John of Florida, Ward of Aurora; stepson Jim Arbuckle of Golden; stepdaughters Janet Larsen of Lakewood, Joy Howatson of Wyoming; 12 grandchildren.
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