Jack Agee Obituary

I will always remember his smile and his concern for his clients.

Can´t believe it´s been ten years. I miss my regular invitations to speak to Kiwanis and I miss the civility that Jack exemplified.
John Suthers

Jack was the best father-in-law a girl could ever have....thanks, Jack, for all the beautiful memories...I love you and I will miss you terribly...

I was so sorry to hear about Jack's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you. He was truly a gentleman and a wonderful person.

What a gentleman Jack was. We enjoyed getting to know you a bit over the years at neighborhood breakfast events and as we've been out walking the dog. Rest in Peace. Our prayers will be with Joan and your family.

My deepest condolences to you Joan, Ann, Alan, to your nieces,
to the grandchildren, and to all privileged to know Jack.

My friendship with Jack extended over 43 years. I reflect on how
admirably he lived his life. The words of George Linnaeus Banks
come to mind:
WHAT I LIVE FOR –
I live for those who love me, for those who know the truth;
For the heaven that smiles above me, and awaits my spirit too;
For the cause that lacks assistance, for the wrong that needs resistance,
For the future in the distance, and the good that I can do.

George Linnaeus Banks (2 March 1821 – 3 May 1881), husband of author
Isabella Banks, was a British journalist, editor, poet, playwright, amateur
actor, orator, and Methodist.

Sincerely,
Donald P. Untiedt
Plymouth, MN

Jack was one of the kindest and most honorable people I have known. I will miss our lunches at Sheldon's and our trips to Denver to see Jack's beloved Nuggets. What a fine man we have lost.

Heaven must have needed another angel...a very special one..our beloved Uncle Jack. We will cherish the fond memories we made with him forever. Our hearts are heavy for each of you...but we rejoice in his arrival Home! We love you and won't stop praying. John and Cindy Riddle, John Nolan, Jordan, Christina and Josh

Dear Agee and Elder families,
I am so sorry for your loss. I have such fond memories of Mr. Agee...his kindness and his wonderful laugh. My heart is deeply saddened for all of you.
With love,
Musette Grage

We loved Uncle Jack dearly and treasure the times we spent together. We love you all and are praying for you.
Joel, Nancy, James, and David Ryan

Dear Family, I was so sorry to hear about the passing of Jack.
Our prayers and thought are with you. Evie Wicks, Daughter
Karen Shorr, and son, Scott Shorr.

My deceased husband, Robert Gould, and I held Jack in high esteem as we served together on committees at First United Methodist Church. May your faith and good memories sustain you Joan.

As long as you keep God in your heart, your father will be close as he is there now.

Joan, Alan, Ann and family -
What a shock to hear about Jack. When ever we were home, we always enjoyed seeing him, and Wilson always enjoyed visiting with Jack at Tuesday coffee group. The neighborhood has certainly lost a gem of a gentleman. You are all in our prayers!

Alan, I'm sorry for your loss. Your father was a notable and respected fellow member of the Bar.

Jack was the epitome of a southern gentleman. He and Joan have been great friends of our aunt and uncle, Jo and Jim Ryan, and we are so appreciative of their support of Jo over the last 20 years.

I was saddened to hear of Jack's passing. We were fellow Kiwanians and he was a caring, giving servant. He was a true gentleman in every sense of the word and will be truly missed.

Jack was a great neighbor and friend.

Such a wonderful, wonderful man and a very dear friend. He will be so missed! Our hearts go out to Joan and family. May God's love help you through your grief.

Joan and children: Please know that we are thinking of all of you. We always enjoyed a chat with Jack.

Jack was my divorce Attorney in the 70s--he gave me needed and very trust-worthy advice. He was a great person.

What a wonderful, kind, gentle soul. I will always treasure my memories of you and how you always welcomed me into your home and danced with me wherever there was music. I will miss you Mr. A... God needed another angel in heaven!

Goodbye old pal and colleague. Jack was always a gentleman, even in highly contested litigation. He would never say, "Your position is wrong," but rather something like, "Have you considered this?"

In Ireland it is a high compliment to say, "He's a steady fellow."
Jack was a steady fellow, throughly reliable, and a lot of fun to
boot. He had a twinkle in his eye, and a forgiving nature.

He will be missed by many Joan. You and Jack each seemed to
hold the other as your bonanza.