Jack Leiby passed away unexpectedly at home on Friday, October 23, 2015. Eugene Jack was born in Lancaster, Pa, the son of the late Herbert and Carrie Todd Leiby.
He ws a graduate of J. P. McCaskey High School. Jack proudly served in the US Navy on the USS Barton during the Korean Conflict.
He had an extended family at Armstrong World Industries, where he was a dedicated employee for 43 years as a carpenter, welder, foreman and instructor at the Installation School. Jack was a terrific fisherman and hunter. Besides locally, he fished the Chesapeake Bay “Flats,” Canadian Lakes, New York Rivers. He hunted in Potter County. He enjoyed golf and was a member of Conestoga Country Club. “Mr. Fix-it,” he was truly a Jack of all trades.
Jack will be sadly missed by his daughter, Cindy Lou and her husband, Wayne Rankin. He was preceded in death by his long-time companion, Sara Reinhold and brothers, Earl, Robert and James.
A celebration of life and luncheon will take place Saturday, November 7, 2015 at 1;00PM at the Gentlemans MC Sportsmen building, located at 937 Lancaster Pike New Providence, PA 17560. (272 South before Buck Hill). Military Honors by the Vet 21 Salute Honor Guard at 2PM.
Am so sorry to get this news of Jack’s passing. Sara was my dear friend since fifth grade and she and Jack sometimes stopped in Ocala, Florida to visit us on their way home after wintering in Florida. Bet those two are already playing some golf at Pearly Gates CC. Our sympathy to Jack’s family and friends.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and yours at these trying times.
May the many fond memories of past years help you cope with your loss.
With deepest sympathy. Jim, Helen and family.
Jack was one of the most wonderful people I have had the pleasure of meeting. He and Sara were two of the finest members C.C.C. has ever had and it was a pleasure getting to know them. I will always remember Jack’s smile and that he always had time to stop and chat and have a good laugh. He will be so greatly missed.
Jack will truly be missed. He and Sara were the best neighbors anyone could ask for. The neighborhood will not be the same without him. We are sorry for your loss.