Jack G. Dos Santos of Nanuet, died at Good Samaritan Hospital with his children at his side, on Tuesday, April 9, 2002 at the age of 72.
Jack was born in Dobbs Ferry, on August 31, 1929 to Jack and Josephine Dos Santos. Jack graduated from Hastings High School, then enlisted in the United States Marine Corp, proudly serving our country in the Korean War.
He became a carpenter for the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Local 964, retiring after 40 years of construction. Jack was a member of the Nanuet VFW Chapter 3773, Marine Corp League, and the Clarkstown Senior Citizens Club. He enjoyed building, helping people, fishing, and the outdoors.
He was predeceased by his wife Eileen in 1969, and will be missed by his proud and loving children, Jack, and Denise M. Nordling, and three grandchildren, Jack, James, and Kristine. Jack is also survived by his sisters, Marie Munoz, and Nina De Blasio, and a brother Louis.
Jack was born in Dobbs Ferry, on August 31, 1929 to Jack and Josephine Dos Santos. Jack graduated from Hastings High School, then enlisted in the United States Marine Corp, proudly serving our country in the Korean War.
He became a carpenter for the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Local 964, retiring after 40 years of construction. Jack was a member of the Nanuet VFW Chapter 3773, Marine Corp League, and the Clarkstown Senior Citizens Club. He enjoyed building, helping people, fishing, and the outdoors.
He was predeceased by his wife Eileen in 1969, and will be missed by his proud and loving children, Jack, and Denise M. Nordling, and three grandchildren, Jack, James, and Kristine. Jack is also survived by his sisters, Marie Munoz, and Nina De Blasio, and a brother Louis.
Jack G. Dos Santos of Nanuet, died at Good Samaritan Hospital with his children at his side, on Tuesday, April 9, 2002 at the age of 72.
Jack was born in Dobbs Ferry, on August 31, 1929 to Jack and Josephine Dos Santos. Jack graduated from Hastings High School, then enlisted in the United States Marine Corp, proudly serving our country in the Korean War.
He became a carpenter for the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Local 964, retiring after 40 years of construction. Jack was a member of the Nanuet VFW Chapter 3773, Marine Corp League, and the Clarkstown Senior Citizens Club. He enjoyed building, helping people, fishing, and the outdoors.
He was predeceased by his wife Eileen in 1969, and will be missed by his proud and loving children, Jack, and Denise M. Nordling, and three grandchildren, Jack, James, and Kristine. Jack is also survived by his sisters, Marie Munoz, and Nina De Blasio, and a brother Louis.
Jack was born in Dobbs Ferry, on August 31, 1929 to Jack and Josephine Dos Santos. Jack graduated from Hastings High School, then enlisted in the United States Marine Corp, proudly serving our country in the Korean War.
He became a carpenter for the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Local 964, retiring after 40 years of construction. Jack was a member of the Nanuet VFW Chapter 3773, Marine Corp League, and the Clarkstown Senior Citizens Club. He enjoyed building, helping people, fishing, and the outdoors.
He was predeceased by his wife Eileen in 1969, and will be missed by his proud and loving children, Jack, and Denise M. Nordling, and three grandchildren, Jack, James, and Kristine. Jack is also survived by his sisters, Marie Munoz, and Nina De Blasio, and a brother Louis.
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