Birth date: May 28, 1948 Death date: Jul 16, 2018
Jack D. Couchman, 70, of Corydon passed away Monday, July 16, 2018 at Wayne County Hospital surrounded by his loving family. Jack was born on May 28, 1948, the second son of Howard and Virginia (Moore) Couchman. He attended kinder Read Obituary
Sorry to see about Jack passing. I thought I would look him up and see what was going on. I read all the notes on here and there was a bunch and I know there was more. He got along with the kids really well and they believed in him. that is a real tribute to a coach. that is all we ask. Linda, Jerry Sitton and family
Dear Linda, I'm sorry for the loss of your husband, Jack. I appreciate your loving dedication in taking care of Jack. I didn't know Jack well enough to share any memories. I remember you very well and treasure you. love, Ruth Hoppe ([email protected])
Thinking of you, Linda and family. Jack was quite a man and an inspiration to many. You're in my thoughts and prayers.
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I am so grateful but not surprised at all of the moving tributes and funny comments about Jack that have been posted since his passing. Thank you so very much. You have each touched my heart. This poem, 'Appraisal' by Sara Teasdale is my response to each of you. Thank you, Linda Couchman Never think she loves him wholly, Never believe her love is blind, All his faults are locked securely In a closet of her mind; All his indecisions folded Like old flags that time has faded, Limp and streaked with rain, And his cautiousness like garments Frayed and thin, with many a stain-- Let them be, oh let them be, There is treasure to outweigh them, His proud will that sharply stirred, Climbs as surely as the tide, Senses strained to taut to sleep, Gentleness to beast and bird, Humor flickering hushed and wide As the moon on moving water, And a tenderness too deep To be gathered in a word.
Linda and girls Im sorry for your lose. Jack was a kind careing person he will be missed but he is in Heaven now looking down on all of us but remember he still loves each one of you bless are God in Heaven AMEN
Linda and family, So sorry to hear of the loss of Jack. He was a treasure. Positive, caring and funny. I remember going to visit Uncle Short and Aunt Helen as a young child and seeing this big bear of a man who seemed intimidating! That lasted about 5 seconds after he started talking and laughing! Donald and i send our love and hugs. Your cousin, Deb
