MICHAEL C. JARRETT
AGE 72 YEARS
Michael C. Jarrett, of, Montgomery, died peacefully on the morning of Sunday, October 21, 2018. He was a son of the late Carl E. and Lucille M. (Birgen) Jarrett. On July 1, 1977, he married the former Nancy I. Houseknecht, who survives. Together they celebrated 41 years of marriage.
Mike was a 1964 graduate of Montgomery Area High School and then continued his education through technical training. He joined his father on the family dairy farm, Lost Brook Farm, which he and his wife eventually became the owners/operators. On the farm they cared for the cattle and worked the soil to harvest a variety of crops.
In the community he was a member of the St. John Lutheran “Brick” Church, Montgomery. He was also a 50 member of the Muncy Lodge # 299 F & AM, the Scottish Rite, Williamsport, and the Irem Temple. Over the years, Mike was involved in Lycoming County Farm Bureau, 4-H, Holstein USA, and served on boards in the agricultural community. He enjoyed spending time in the woods enjoying nature and hunting. Mike and his wife loved traveling and spending time in Arizona.
Surviving in addition to his wife are two daughters, Kathryn (Travis) Fogler, of Maine and Melanie (Richy) Burk, of Indiana; one son, Nathan (Jeri Beth) Jarrett, of Montgomery; 8 grandchildren, one brother, Roger (Denise) Jarrett, of Muncy and a sister, Joan (Tony Mastriana) Jarrett, of Hummelstown.
Burial in John’s Lutheran Church Cemetery.
Obituary provided by GRENOBLE FUNERAL HOME.
AGE 72 YEARS
Michael C. Jarrett, of, Montgomery, died peacefully on the morning of Sunday, October 21, 2018. He was a son of the late Carl E. and Lucille M. (Birgen) Jarrett. On July 1, 1977, he married the former Nancy I. Houseknecht, who survives. Together they celebrated 41 years of marriage.
Mike was a 1964 graduate of Montgomery Area High School and then continued his education through technical training. He joined his father on the family dairy farm, Lost Brook Farm, which he and his wife eventually became the owners/operators. On the farm they cared for the cattle and worked the soil to harvest a variety of crops.
In the community he was a member of the St. John Lutheran “Brick” Church, Montgomery. He was also a 50 member of the Muncy Lodge # 299 F & AM, the Scottish Rite, Williamsport, and the Irem Temple. Over the years, Mike was involved in Lycoming County Farm Bureau, 4-H, Holstein USA, and served on boards in the agricultural community. He enjoyed spending time in the woods enjoying nature and hunting. Mike and his wife loved traveling and spending time in Arizona.
Surviving in addition to his wife are two daughters, Kathryn (Travis) Fogler, of Maine and Melanie (Richy) Burk, of Indiana; one son, Nathan (Jeri Beth) Jarrett, of Montgomery; 8 grandchildren, one brother, Roger (Denise) Jarrett, of Muncy and a sister, Joan (Tony Mastriana) Jarrett, of Hummelstown.
Burial in John’s Lutheran Church Cemetery.
Obituary provided by GRENOBLE FUNERAL HOME.
MICHAEL C. JARRETT
AGE 72 YEARS
Michael C. Jarrett, of, Montgomery, died peacefully on the morning of Sunday, October 21, 2018. He was a son of the late Carl E. and Lucille M. (Birgen) Jarrett. On July 1, 1977, he married the former Nancy I. Houseknecht, who survives. Together they celebrated 41 years of marriage.
Mike was a 1964 graduate of Montgomery Area High School and then continued his education through technical training. He joined his father on the family dairy farm, Lost Brook Farm, which he and his wife eventually became the owners/operators. On the farm they cared for the cattle and worked the soil to harvest a variety of crops.
In the community he was a member of the St. John Lutheran “Brick” Church, Montgomery. He was also a 50 member of the Muncy Lodge # 299 F & AM, the Scottish Rite, Williamsport, and the Irem Temple. Over the years, Mike was involved in Lycoming County Farm Bureau, 4-H, Holstein USA, and served on boards in the agricultural community. He enjoyed spending time in the woods enjoying nature and hunting. Mike and his wife loved traveling and spending time in Arizona.
Surviving in addition to his wife are two daughters, Kathryn (Travis) Fogler, of Maine and Melanie (Richy) Burk, of Indiana; one son, Nathan (Jeri Beth) Jarrett, of Montgomery; 8 grandchildren, one brother, Roger (Denise) Jarrett, of Muncy and a sister, Joan (Tony Mastriana) Jarrett, of Hummelstown.
Burial in John’s Lutheran Church Cemetery.
Obituary provided by GRENOBLE FUNERAL HOME.
AGE 72 YEARS
Michael C. Jarrett, of, Montgomery, died peacefully on the morning of Sunday, October 21, 2018. He was a son of the late Carl E. and Lucille M. (Birgen) Jarrett. On July 1, 1977, he married the former Nancy I. Houseknecht, who survives. Together they celebrated 41 years of marriage.
Mike was a 1964 graduate of Montgomery Area High School and then continued his education through technical training. He joined his father on the family dairy farm, Lost Brook Farm, which he and his wife eventually became the owners/operators. On the farm they cared for the cattle and worked the soil to harvest a variety of crops.
In the community he was a member of the St. John Lutheran “Brick” Church, Montgomery. He was also a 50 member of the Muncy Lodge # 299 F & AM, the Scottish Rite, Williamsport, and the Irem Temple. Over the years, Mike was involved in Lycoming County Farm Bureau, 4-H, Holstein USA, and served on boards in the agricultural community. He enjoyed spending time in the woods enjoying nature and hunting. Mike and his wife loved traveling and spending time in Arizona.
Surviving in addition to his wife are two daughters, Kathryn (Travis) Fogler, of Maine and Melanie (Richy) Burk, of Indiana; one son, Nathan (Jeri Beth) Jarrett, of Montgomery; 8 grandchildren, one brother, Roger (Denise) Jarrett, of Muncy and a sister, Joan (Tony Mastriana) Jarrett, of Hummelstown.
Burial in John’s Lutheran Church Cemetery.
Obituary provided by GRENOBLE FUNERAL HOME.
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