Allan L. Jones "Al" also known as "Michigan City Al" age 74 of Chesterton, IN, passed away on July 31, 2019. He was born in West Newton, PA on July 27th, 1945, son of Robert and Margaret Jones.
Allan is survived by his children Tony Jones, Tina (Bob) Massey, Tammy (Brian) Hardsock and stepchildren Heather (Greg) Ellis, Shelley (Danny) Ellis and Denice (Ronnie) Theis. His grandchildren Hunter, Brianna, Tyler, Quinten, Carley, Jennifer, Joseph, Cori, Jacob and Lauren. Sisters Cheryl Sofran and Shelby Jones and his fur babies Abby and Boyd. Many nieces and nephews and other extended family and friends. As well as, his additionally acquired Strongbow Trail daughters.
He was preceded in death by the love of his life wife Patricia Jones, his parents, his brothers Thomas and William Jones , stepson Douglas Dodson, stepdaughter Teri Winterbotham, nephew Benjamin Jones and best friend Ron Bryner (Hopper)
He served his country in the United States Army during the Vietnam War. He proudly wore his Veterans hat every day. Al retired from Bethlehem Steel Corp. with 38 years of service. After he retired, he worked for Trailer Transit in which he called the "Best job of my life".
Al was a notable lifelong billiards player. He won the Billiards National Championship in Las Vegas, NV in 1992. Billiards was his true passion in life! Al also enjoyed fishing, bowling, carpentry and spending time with his family and keeping in touch with his lasting friends at Aaron's Mortgage Inn.
Al was a hardworking, kind hearted and genuine man of honor. His wonderful smile, blue eyes, unwavering support and unconditional love will undoubtedly be missed by all who knew him. He can now walk with those passed before him and join his wife Patricia once again.
Allan is survived by his children Tony Jones, Tina (Bob) Massey, Tammy (Brian) Hardsock and stepchildren Heather (Greg) Ellis, Shelley (Danny) Ellis and Denice (Ronnie) Theis. His grandchildren Hunter, Brianna, Tyler, Quinten, Carley, Jennifer, Joseph, Cori, Jacob and Lauren. Sisters Cheryl Sofran and Shelby Jones and his fur babies Abby and Boyd. Many nieces and nephews and other extended family and friends. As well as, his additionally acquired Strongbow Trail daughters.
He was preceded in death by the love of his life wife Patricia Jones, his parents, his brothers Thomas and William Jones , stepson Douglas Dodson, stepdaughter Teri Winterbotham, nephew Benjamin Jones and best friend Ron Bryner (Hopper)
He served his country in the United States Army during the Vietnam War. He proudly wore his Veterans hat every day. Al retired from Bethlehem Steel Corp. with 38 years of service. After he retired, he worked for Trailer Transit in which he called the "Best job of my life".
Al was a notable lifelong billiards player. He won the Billiards National Championship in Las Vegas, NV in 1992. Billiards was his true passion in life! Al also enjoyed fishing, bowling, carpentry and spending time with his family and keeping in touch with his lasting friends at Aaron's Mortgage Inn.
Al was a hardworking, kind hearted and genuine man of honor. His wonderful smile, blue eyes, unwavering support and unconditional love will undoubtedly be missed by all who knew him. He can now walk with those passed before him and join his wife Patricia once again.
Allan L. Jones "Al" also known as "Michigan City Al" age 74 of Chesterton, IN, passed away on July 31, 2019. He was born in West Newton, PA on July 27th, 1945, son of Robert and Margaret Jones.
Allan is survived by his children Tony Jones, Tina (Bob) Massey, Tammy (Brian) Hardsock and stepchildren Heather (Greg) Ellis, Shelley (Danny) Ellis and Denice (Ronnie) Theis. His grandchildren Hunter, Brianna, Tyler, Quinten, Carley, Jennifer, Joseph, Cori, Jacob and Lauren. Sisters Cheryl Sofran and Shelby Jones and his fur babies Abby and Boyd. Many nieces and nephews and other extended family and friends. As well as, his additionally acquired Strongbow Trail daughters.
He was preceded in death by the love of his life wife Patricia Jones, his parents, his brothers Thomas and William Jones , stepson Douglas Dodson, stepdaughter Teri Winterbotham, nephew Benjamin Jones and best friend Ron Bryner (Hopper)
He served his country in the United States Army during the Vietnam War. He proudly wore his Veterans hat every day. Al retired from Bethlehem Steel Corp. with 38 years of service. After he retired, he worked for Trailer Transit in which he called the "Best job of my life".
Al was a notable lifelong billiards player. He won the Billiards National Championship in Las Vegas, NV in 1992. Billiards was his true passion in life! Al also enjoyed fishing, bowling, carpentry and spending time with his family and keeping in touch with his lasting friends at Aaron's Mortgage Inn.
Al was a hardworking, kind hearted and genuine man of honor. His wonderful smile, blue eyes, unwavering support and unconditional love will undoubtedly be missed by all who knew him. He can now walk with those passed before him and join his wife Patricia once again.
Allan is survived by his children Tony Jones, Tina (Bob) Massey, Tammy (Brian) Hardsock and stepchildren Heather (Greg) Ellis, Shelley (Danny) Ellis and Denice (Ronnie) Theis. His grandchildren Hunter, Brianna, Tyler, Quinten, Carley, Jennifer, Joseph, Cori, Jacob and Lauren. Sisters Cheryl Sofran and Shelby Jones and his fur babies Abby and Boyd. Many nieces and nephews and other extended family and friends. As well as, his additionally acquired Strongbow Trail daughters.
He was preceded in death by the love of his life wife Patricia Jones, his parents, his brothers Thomas and William Jones , stepson Douglas Dodson, stepdaughter Teri Winterbotham, nephew Benjamin Jones and best friend Ron Bryner (Hopper)
He served his country in the United States Army during the Vietnam War. He proudly wore his Veterans hat every day. Al retired from Bethlehem Steel Corp. with 38 years of service. After he retired, he worked for Trailer Transit in which he called the "Best job of my life".
Al was a notable lifelong billiards player. He won the Billiards National Championship in Las Vegas, NV in 1992. Billiards was his true passion in life! Al also enjoyed fishing, bowling, carpentry and spending time with his family and keeping in touch with his lasting friends at Aaron's Mortgage Inn.
Al was a hardworking, kind hearted and genuine man of honor. His wonderful smile, blue eyes, unwavering support and unconditional love will undoubtedly be missed by all who knew him. He can now walk with those passed before him and join his wife Patricia once again.
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
