John "Jack" Joslin Jr., 63, passed away Tuesday morning, February 23rd 2016 at his home in Rotterdam.
Born and educated in Lansingburgh, Jack was the son of Ahlene (Morris) Smith of Tarentum, PA and the late John J. Joslin Sr.
A Navy veteran, Jack honorably served from June 3, 1971 to February 18, 1975.
A machinist by trade, he worked at the Watervliet Arsenal retiring as a supervisor.
A workaholic, Jack was always busy.
He was a very active member of Maranatha Ministries, a Hamm Radio Operator, enjoyed fishing and was a coin collector.
Interment will be in Memory Gardens in Colonie, NY.
Born and educated in Lansingburgh, Jack was the son of Ahlene (Morris) Smith of Tarentum, PA and the late John J. Joslin Sr.
A Navy veteran, Jack honorably served from June 3, 1971 to February 18, 1975.
A machinist by trade, he worked at the Watervliet Arsenal retiring as a supervisor.
A workaholic, Jack was always busy.
He was a very active member of Maranatha Ministries, a Hamm Radio Operator, enjoyed fishing and was a coin collector.
Interment will be in Memory Gardens in Colonie, NY.
John "Jack" Joslin Jr., 63, passed away Tuesday morning, February 23rd 2016 at his home in Rotterdam.
Born and educated in Lansingburgh, Jack was the son of Ahlene (Morris) Smith of Tarentum, PA and the late John J. Joslin Sr.
A Navy veteran, Jack honorably served from June 3, 1971 to February 18, 1975.
A machinist by trade, he worked at the Watervliet Arsenal retiring as a supervisor.
A workaholic, Jack was always busy.
He was a very active member of Maranatha Ministries, a Hamm Radio Operator, enjoyed fishing and was a coin collector.
Interment will be in Memory Gardens in Colonie, NY.
Born and educated in Lansingburgh, Jack was the son of Ahlene (Morris) Smith of Tarentum, PA and the late John J. Joslin Sr.
A Navy veteran, Jack honorably served from June 3, 1971 to February 18, 1975.
A machinist by trade, he worked at the Watervliet Arsenal retiring as a supervisor.
A workaholic, Jack was always busy.
He was a very active member of Maranatha Ministries, a Hamm Radio Operator, enjoyed fishing and was a coin collector.
Interment will be in Memory Gardens in Colonie, NY.
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