Jack N. Puckett, age 80 of Stockbridge Georgia passed peacefully Monday, July 5, 2021
He was born in Atlanta Georgia to James Baxter Puckett and Edna Earle Puckett March 14, 1941
Jack was a 32-year resident of Stockbridge Georgia and an active member of Honey Creek Baptist Church in Conyers Georgia and a former loving member of the Ole Country Church in McDonough Georgia. He served both congregations faithfully as a door-greeter warmly welcoming church members every Sunday morning.
Jack worked in the sheet-metal industry for more than 50 years spending over 30 years at BHW Sheet Metal in Jonesboro Georgia where he started as a Draftsman and later became a Project Manager where he managed many high-profile projects and Atlanta landmarks such as Turner Field, CNN Center, Delta, the FAA Control Tower at Hartsfield Jackson International Airport and Lockheed Martin to name a few. He was known to be an early riser arriving at his office between 3:00 am and 4:00 am every single day.
Jack love to cook. He also enjoyed posting Christian messages daily on social media and listening to Gospel music.
Jack is survived and will be deeply missed by his loving wife Joan Puckett of 37 years, his Son Jeffrey T Puckett and wife Brandi of Palm Coast FL, Daughter Reana Novotny and husband Russell of Hapeville GA, Brother Giles Edward Puckett and wife Teresa as well and several nieces and nephews. His surviving grandchildren include Ashley Morrisette (TN), Shantel Hanna (FL) Grayson & Grant Novotny (GA)
Jack is preceded in death by his parents James and Edna Puckett, and twin sister Margaret Lucretia Turner.
He was born in Atlanta Georgia to James Baxter Puckett and Edna Earle Puckett March 14, 1941
Jack was a 32-year resident of Stockbridge Georgia and an active member of Honey Creek Baptist Church in Conyers Georgia and a former loving member of the Ole Country Church in McDonough Georgia. He served both congregations faithfully as a door-greeter warmly welcoming church members every Sunday morning.
Jack worked in the sheet-metal industry for more than 50 years spending over 30 years at BHW Sheet Metal in Jonesboro Georgia where he started as a Draftsman and later became a Project Manager where he managed many high-profile projects and Atlanta landmarks such as Turner Field, CNN Center, Delta, the FAA Control Tower at Hartsfield Jackson International Airport and Lockheed Martin to name a few. He was known to be an early riser arriving at his office between 3:00 am and 4:00 am every single day.
Jack love to cook. He also enjoyed posting Christian messages daily on social media and listening to Gospel music.
Jack is survived and will be deeply missed by his loving wife Joan Puckett of 37 years, his Son Jeffrey T Puckett and wife Brandi of Palm Coast FL, Daughter Reana Novotny and husband Russell of Hapeville GA, Brother Giles Edward Puckett and wife Teresa as well and several nieces and nephews. His surviving grandchildren include Ashley Morrisette (TN), Shantel Hanna (FL) Grayson & Grant Novotny (GA)
Jack is preceded in death by his parents James and Edna Puckett, and twin sister Margaret Lucretia Turner.
Jack N. Puckett, age 80 of Stockbridge Georgia passed peacefully Monday, July 5, 2021
He was born in Atlanta Georgia to James Baxter Puckett and Edna Earle Puckett March 14, 1941
Jack was a 32-year resident of Stockbridge Georgia and an active member of Honey Creek Baptist Church in Conyers Georgia and a former loving member of the Ole Country Church in McDonough Georgia. He served both congregations faithfully as a door-greeter warmly welcoming church members every Sunday morning.
Jack worked in the sheet-metal industry for more than 50 years spending over 30 years at BHW Sheet Metal in Jonesboro Georgia where he started as a Draftsman and later became a Project Manager where he managed many high-profile projects and Atlanta landmarks such as Turner Field, CNN Center, Delta, the FAA Control Tower at Hartsfield Jackson International Airport and Lockheed Martin to name a few. He was known to be an early riser arriving at his office between 3:00 am and 4:00 am every single day.
Jack love to cook. He also enjoyed posting Christian messages daily on social media and listening to Gospel music.
Jack is survived and will be deeply missed by his loving wife Joan Puckett of 37 years, his Son Jeffrey T Puckett and wife Brandi of Palm Coast FL, Daughter Reana Novotny and husband Russell of Hapeville GA, Brother Giles Edward Puckett and wife Teresa as well and several nieces and nephews. His surviving grandchildren include Ashley Morrisette (TN), Shantel Hanna (FL) Grayson & Grant Novotny (GA)
Jack is preceded in death by his parents James and Edna Puckett, and twin sister Margaret Lucretia Turner.
He was born in Atlanta Georgia to James Baxter Puckett and Edna Earle Puckett March 14, 1941
Jack was a 32-year resident of Stockbridge Georgia and an active member of Honey Creek Baptist Church in Conyers Georgia and a former loving member of the Ole Country Church in McDonough Georgia. He served both congregations faithfully as a door-greeter warmly welcoming church members every Sunday morning.
Jack worked in the sheet-metal industry for more than 50 years spending over 30 years at BHW Sheet Metal in Jonesboro Georgia where he started as a Draftsman and later became a Project Manager where he managed many high-profile projects and Atlanta landmarks such as Turner Field, CNN Center, Delta, the FAA Control Tower at Hartsfield Jackson International Airport and Lockheed Martin to name a few. He was known to be an early riser arriving at his office between 3:00 am and 4:00 am every single day.
Jack love to cook. He also enjoyed posting Christian messages daily on social media and listening to Gospel music.
Jack is survived and will be deeply missed by his loving wife Joan Puckett of 37 years, his Son Jeffrey T Puckett and wife Brandi of Palm Coast FL, Daughter Reana Novotny and husband Russell of Hapeville GA, Brother Giles Edward Puckett and wife Teresa as well and several nieces and nephews. His surviving grandchildren include Ashley Morrisette (TN), Shantel Hanna (FL) Grayson & Grant Novotny (GA)
Jack is preceded in death by his parents James and Edna Puckett, and twin sister Margaret Lucretia Turner.
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