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])
Wildflower Seeds - Build A Memory Garden was purchased for the family of Jack Couchman.
Thinking of you, Linda and family. Jack was quite a man and an inspiration to many. You're in my thoughts and prayers.
I remember playing football with Jack back in Unionville. It was unfortunate that I had not seen him since high school but he was a great guy back then as well. He will be missed. I'm sorry for your loss but happy he is with Jesus...
Be My Love Bouquet with Red Roses was purchased for the family of Jack Couchman.
Linda and Family, we are so sorry for your loss. Mr. Couchman was indeed a very special gentleman. I know him best as the 'teddy bear.' I had received 10 rose for my anniversary and they were sitting at the teachers table at lunch. He came up the ramp, stopped, and looked at me with the bear look and said 'this isn't right. You can't be married for 10 years when you are only 20.' It made my day to hear 'the bear' say this. One more memory was the day Lacey Kay's class was playing hockey during P.E. One of the boys came running into the classroom I was in at the time, out of breath telling me to hurry Mr. Couchman needs you NOW and that Lacey was hurt. I was a little, no a lot worried because 'the bear' would always tell his students that you are all right be tough or toughen up. When I finally gotten to the gym, her mouth was a bloody mess and still bleeding. This is the only time I had ever seen him the least bit shook. He told me he thought all her teeth were there because jad checked. I stayed calm, took her to get cleaned up and get the bleeding stopped and took back to P.E. and slapped her on the bottom and told her to be tough. I looked at Mr. Couchman and smiled and he wrinkled back. So, to me, he was a 'teddy bear' on the inside. He touched many lives on more waus than one. Prayers to you all.
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
