Jack H. Keller son of Elizabeth and John Keller, and one of ten children.
He grew up with a man named Ike Davis of Ashland Ave. in St. Joseph, Missouri. Ike was Jacks inspiration for the love of mechanics.
Jack H. Keller served in the army between 1942 and 1945.
Jack worked for John Deer in 1956.
Jack H. Keller was married to Marie ? and they had two daughters, Judy Keller and Jeanie Keller.
December 1, 1951 Jack married Doris Marie Culver Keller and they had Charmaine Louise Keller, Jacklyn Rose Keller Barton, Julie Ann Keller Hillebrand, Jefferson Patrick Keller.
During Jacks marriage to Doris Marie Culver Keller it was aledged a child was conceived with Jack and his secretary, the unconfirmed child, aledged to be born out of wedlock, aledged to be Jack's daughter with Mary Roger, the child was named Jennifer.
Jack worked for John Deer in 1956.
Jack and Doris were in sales and owned several retail franchise, selling two way radios, equestrian gear, Lawn Boy hand and riding mowers, Case and Allis Charmers farm and industrial machinery. Jack and Doris had a large estate in Savannah Missouri where they operated a fishing fee lake known as Limestone Lakes which became Ol' MacDonald Farm. Jack and Doris operated a sand blasting and tuck pointing company. Jack and Doris flipped real estate.
Jack was proceeded in death by his Parents, Elizabeth and John Henry Keller, Gabe Keller, Patricia Keller, Frank Keller and a grandson Troy F. Barton.
Jacks survivors are; Gladdis, Blossom, Tootie, Ruth, Alford, Buck.
He grew up with a man named Ike Davis of Ashland Ave. in St. Joseph, Missouri. Ike was Jacks inspiration for the love of mechanics.
Jack H. Keller served in the army between 1942 and 1945.
Jack worked for John Deer in 1956.
Jack H. Keller was married to Marie ? and they had two daughters, Judy Keller and Jeanie Keller.
December 1, 1951 Jack married Doris Marie Culver Keller and they had Charmaine Louise Keller, Jacklyn Rose Keller Barton, Julie Ann Keller Hillebrand, Jefferson Patrick Keller.
During Jacks marriage to Doris Marie Culver Keller it was aledged a child was conceived with Jack and his secretary, the unconfirmed child, aledged to be born out of wedlock, aledged to be Jack's daughter with Mary Roger, the child was named Jennifer.
Jack worked for John Deer in 1956.
Jack and Doris were in sales and owned several retail franchise, selling two way radios, equestrian gear, Lawn Boy hand and riding mowers, Case and Allis Charmers farm and industrial machinery. Jack and Doris had a large estate in Savannah Missouri where they operated a fishing fee lake known as Limestone Lakes which became Ol' MacDonald Farm. Jack and Doris operated a sand blasting and tuck pointing company. Jack and Doris flipped real estate.
Jack was proceeded in death by his Parents, Elizabeth and John Henry Keller, Gabe Keller, Patricia Keller, Frank Keller and a grandson Troy F. Barton.
Jacks survivors are; Gladdis, Blossom, Tootie, Ruth, Alford, Buck.
Jack H. Keller son of Elizabeth and John Keller, and one of ten children.
He grew up with a man named Ike Davis of Ashland Ave. in St. Joseph, Missouri. Ike was Jacks inspiration for the love of mechanics.
Jack H. Keller served in the army between 1942 and 1945.
Jack worked for John Deer in 1956.
Jack H. Keller was married to Marie ? and they had two daughters, Judy Keller and Jeanie Keller.
December 1, 1951 Jack married Doris Marie Culver Keller and they had Charmaine Louise Keller, Jacklyn Rose Keller Barton, Julie Ann Keller Hillebrand, Jefferson Patrick Keller.
During Jacks marriage to Doris Marie Culver Keller it was aledged a child was conceived with Jack and his secretary, the unconfirmed child, aledged to be born out of wedlock, aledged to be Jack's daughter with Mary Roger, the child was named Jennifer.
Jack worked for John Deer in 1956.
Jack and Doris were in sales and owned several retail franchise, selling two way radios, equestrian gear, Lawn Boy hand and riding mowers, Case and Allis Charmers farm and industrial machinery. Jack and Doris had a large estate in Savannah Missouri where they operated a fishing fee lake known as Limestone Lakes which became Ol' MacDonald Farm. Jack and Doris operated a sand blasting and tuck pointing company. Jack and Doris flipped real estate.
Jack was proceeded in death by his Parents, Elizabeth and John Henry Keller, Gabe Keller, Patricia Keller, Frank Keller and a grandson Troy F. Barton.
Jacks survivors are; Gladdis, Blossom, Tootie, Ruth, Alford, Buck.
He grew up with a man named Ike Davis of Ashland Ave. in St. Joseph, Missouri. Ike was Jacks inspiration for the love of mechanics.
Jack H. Keller served in the army between 1942 and 1945.
Jack worked for John Deer in 1956.
Jack H. Keller was married to Marie ? and they had two daughters, Judy Keller and Jeanie Keller.
December 1, 1951 Jack married Doris Marie Culver Keller and they had Charmaine Louise Keller, Jacklyn Rose Keller Barton, Julie Ann Keller Hillebrand, Jefferson Patrick Keller.
During Jacks marriage to Doris Marie Culver Keller it was aledged a child was conceived with Jack and his secretary, the unconfirmed child, aledged to be born out of wedlock, aledged to be Jack's daughter with Mary Roger, the child was named Jennifer.
Jack worked for John Deer in 1956.
Jack and Doris were in sales and owned several retail franchise, selling two way radios, equestrian gear, Lawn Boy hand and riding mowers, Case and Allis Charmers farm and industrial machinery. Jack and Doris had a large estate in Savannah Missouri where they operated a fishing fee lake known as Limestone Lakes which became Ol' MacDonald Farm. Jack and Doris operated a sand blasting and tuck pointing company. Jack and Doris flipped real estate.
Jack was proceeded in death by his Parents, Elizabeth and John Henry Keller, Gabe Keller, Patricia Keller, Frank Keller and a grandson Troy F. Barton.
Jacks survivors are; Gladdis, Blossom, Tootie, Ruth, Alford, Buck.
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