It is with a heavy heart and great sadness to say until we meet again to Jack Christopher Salik. He was born in Bridgeport, Connecticut April 25, 1966 and left this earth March 10, 2022 for greener pastures.
Jack was a good man who struggled terribly after losing his sister in 2016.
He was also pre deceased by his mother Betty Jane and his father Eugene Stanley and his grandfather Eugene Jack.
He is survived by his half sister Pamela Igo Atkins, her daughter Sarah, son James and granddaughter.
He is also survived by his Aunt Holly(Michael) Wasylyk and their son Christopher. His Uncle Robert Salik and his son and cousins Charles Neverdousky(Cheryl) and Nancy (John) Rudnik and their children and his half brothers Michael and Daniel and his three children and two step mothers, Phyllis and Rae Jean.
Jack never married nor had any children of his own but he had hundreds of cousins.
Jack enjoyed fishing and was a "Jack of All Trades" as his business card read.
He helped the people in the community he lived in when he was able to.
He liked buying and selling cars and other vehicles and fixing them up to sell.
Jack will be missed and thought of by all who knew him.
His cousin will take his cremains along with his sister, Kim's cremains to sea at a later date as was both their wishes.
Jack was a good man who struggled terribly after losing his sister in 2016.
He was also pre deceased by his mother Betty Jane and his father Eugene Stanley and his grandfather Eugene Jack.
He is survived by his half sister Pamela Igo Atkins, her daughter Sarah, son James and granddaughter.
He is also survived by his Aunt Holly(Michael) Wasylyk and their son Christopher. His Uncle Robert Salik and his son and cousins Charles Neverdousky(Cheryl) and Nancy (John) Rudnik and their children and his half brothers Michael and Daniel and his three children and two step mothers, Phyllis and Rae Jean.
Jack never married nor had any children of his own but he had hundreds of cousins.
Jack enjoyed fishing and was a "Jack of All Trades" as his business card read.
He helped the people in the community he lived in when he was able to.
He liked buying and selling cars and other vehicles and fixing them up to sell.
Jack will be missed and thought of by all who knew him.
His cousin will take his cremains along with his sister, Kim's cremains to sea at a later date as was both their wishes.
It is with a heavy heart and great sadness to say until we meet again to Jack Christopher Salik. He was born in Bridgeport, Connecticut April 25, 1966 and left this earth March 10, 2022 for greener pastures.
Jack was a good man who struggled terribly after losing his sister in 2016.
He was also pre deceased by his mother Betty Jane and his father Eugene Stanley and his grandfather Eugene Jack.
He is survived by his half sister Pamela Igo Atkins, her daughter Sarah, son James and granddaughter.
He is also survived by his Aunt Holly(Michael) Wasylyk and their son Christopher. His Uncle Robert Salik and his son and cousins Charles Neverdousky(Cheryl) and Nancy (John) Rudnik and their children and his half brothers Michael and Daniel and his three children and two step mothers, Phyllis and Rae Jean.
Jack never married nor had any children of his own but he had hundreds of cousins.
Jack enjoyed fishing and was a "Jack of All Trades" as his business card read.
He helped the people in the community he lived in when he was able to.
He liked buying and selling cars and other vehicles and fixing them up to sell.
Jack will be missed and thought of by all who knew him.
His cousin will take his cremains along with his sister, Kim's cremains to sea at a later date as was both their wishes.
Jack was a good man who struggled terribly after losing his sister in 2016.
He was also pre deceased by his mother Betty Jane and his father Eugene Stanley and his grandfather Eugene Jack.
He is survived by his half sister Pamela Igo Atkins, her daughter Sarah, son James and granddaughter.
He is also survived by his Aunt Holly(Michael) Wasylyk and their son Christopher. His Uncle Robert Salik and his son and cousins Charles Neverdousky(Cheryl) and Nancy (John) Rudnik and their children and his half brothers Michael and Daniel and his three children and two step mothers, Phyllis and Rae Jean.
Jack never married nor had any children of his own but he had hundreds of cousins.
Jack enjoyed fishing and was a "Jack of All Trades" as his business card read.
He helped the people in the community he lived in when he was able to.
He liked buying and selling cars and other vehicles and fixing them up to sell.
Jack will be missed and thought of by all who knew him.
His cousin will take his cremains along with his sister, Kim's cremains to sea at a later date as was both their wishes.
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