Birth date: Apr 26, 1969 Death date: Apr 28, 2016
Jack Wayne Lewis, 47, of Dresden, Ohio died Thursday evening, April 28, 2016 at the home of his brother, Jerry, in Dresden. Born April 26, 1969 in Zanesville, Ohio he was a son of the late James Edward and Mary Lou (Tilton) Lewis Read Obituary
So sorry for your loss. Jack was my supervisor when I worked at Longaberger as a weaver he was a terrific supervisor with a great personality. He was on the rescue team when my sister cracked her head open at Longaberger and kept her calm I appreciated him, he was a great guy now he is in God's hands test easy Jack.
Kevin sparks
To the Lewis family, the last time we talked to jack was at the benefit the legion had for us. He was working hard and appoliged because he had to go rest. We assured him that there was no need to be sorry and we appreciated everything he did to help us. He had a good heart and will be dearly missed. May God wrap his loving arms around all of you to help you through this loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers. ....... with deepest sympathies, Jack and Brandy Black jr. And family
I've never met a Lewis that I didn't like. Jack was the best of the best. When I think of Dresden, I think of Jack Lewis, who was a great example of someone making a difference in small town America.
God speed bro!
RIP Jack. You are all in our thoughts and prayers!
Dave and Donna.
Jack will be missed in the community. He always cared about Dresden and was willing to lend a hand in park clean up or whatever else needed done, even in his last months. He served 24 years in fire and EMS and will also be missed on the Fire Department. Walk with the Angels my friend. Until we meet again...
My name is Chad Ferrell and I started working for the Longaberger company as a runner on a third shift team number 304 which Jack was the supervisor of. Jack's big smile and Goofy personality was very fun to work for. He was always a super friendly person 2 me and all those I seen him around. I can remember after work going to the gym and Dresden and playing walleyball and staying in shape with Jack. We became such good friends that he invited me to go to his firefighter benefit auctions with him a couple times and he got me some Indians tickets there. He just did that to be nice and knew I was a huge baseball fan. That was my first pro baseball game and one heck of a time. I will never forget that baseball game or working with you Jack. As far as I'm concerned this world is short one more very good person and I hope to see you on the other side of the Pearly Gates someday. Rest in peace old buddy my sincere condolences to your friends and family.
Tank,Joe,Jerry an Jeff so sorry for your loss my prayers are with you guys miss the good old days rip Jack
Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
Another tragic loss within the Lewis family. Im saddened by this. Prayers and love sent.
