JOHN JACK NICHOLS WASSON Born in Arkansas City, Kansas on May 28, 1933 on his father's birthday. With his parents and older sister, Violet June, the family moved to Honolulu, Hawaii in January 1937 where he grew up. Jack went to Lincoln Elementary, R. L. Stevenson Jr. High, and Roosevelt High School. He attended U. H. at Manoa for 2 years. While growing up, he enjoyed playing piano, guitar, and ukulele. He continued his education at Purdue University where he received a B.A. degree in Air Transport Engineering in 1957. While Jack was growing up, the bombing of Pearl Harbor occurred, and he experienced the rules of martial law. After graduation from Purdue he was hired by the Boeing Company and continued to work for them for 44.5 years. The last 28 years was as a Field Service Representative, traveling worldwide and working in foreign countries from 1 month to 5 years. After retirement, he and Pauline continued to travel and visited all of the continents including Antarctica. Survived by his wife of 62 years, Pauline; 3 children: Rose (Gary) Swift, J. Kimo (Diana) Wasson, E. Ilima (Tom) Brainard; 4 grandchildren: Jamie, Harley, Nicholas, and Kimberly; his sister, Violet June Gregg and niece Delanna (Alan) Hur and other relatives. Private Memorial with family. Inurnment in Hawaii at a later date. No flowers. Donations to the Kidney Foundation, Cancer Society, Heart Association or charity of your choice. Please visit the online memorial page at www.Havenrest.com
JOHN JACK NICHOLS WASSON Born in Arkansas City, Kansas on May 28, 1933 on his father's birthday. With his parents and older sister, Violet June, the family moved to Honolulu, Hawaii in January 1937 where he grew up. Jack went to Lincoln Elementary, R. L. Stevenson Jr. High, and Roosevelt High School. He attended U. H. at Manoa for 2 years. While growing up, he enjoyed playing piano, guitar, and ukulele. He continued his education at Purdue University where he received a B.A. degree in Air Transport Engineering in 1957. While Jack was growing up, the bombing of Pearl Harbor occurred, and he experienced the rules of martial law. After graduation from Purdue he was hired by the Boeing Company and continued to work for them for 44.5 years. The last 28 years was as a Field Service Representative, traveling worldwide and working in foreign countries from 1 month to 5 years. After retirement, he and Pauline continued to travel and visited all of the continents including Antarctica. Survived by his wife of 62 years, Pauline; 3 children: Rose (Gary) Swift, J. Kimo (Diana) Wasson, E. Ilima (Tom) Brainard; 4 grandchildren: Jamie, Harley, Nicholas, and Kimberly; his sister, Violet June Gregg and niece Delanna (Alan) Hur and other relatives. Private Memorial with family. Inurnment in Hawaii at a later date. No flowers. Donations to the Kidney Foundation, Cancer Society, Heart Association or charity of your choice. Please visit the online memorial page at www.Havenrest.com
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