Everything Jack did in his life after finding Jesus, was with integrity and honoring to his GOD AND TO Jesus the Messiah and the Holy Spirit who lived in him. He was a wonderful husband, a superb Father who taught his children to have a strong work ethic and to always put God first in their lives. He taught the same values to his grandchildren and, although they were too young, he showed his Greatgrandchildren Love, honesty! 

I didn't realize how very much I loved him until he got so sick. He was a dedicated husband, helped me and supported me in EVERY aspect of my life. Even quit his job at the Ford Motor Plant, in Louisville KY and went to Miami to stay with and care of my parents because I needed to work after being out sick, my sister Marsha needed to go back to work and he volenteeted to go. He stayed 3 months! He helped all his children build their houses! He put his family second, after G-d and always wanted me to be happy.

I guess I took him for granted as many of us do our loved ones! Of course, in hindsight, his legacy is so plain to see now! Oh, how I miss him and long to one day seeing him again! If you have a loving husband, my biggest suggestion is to appreciate each other and cherish each moment you have together. Put God in the very center of your marriage! 

Hopefully, one day, you'll celebrate your 50th anniversary and your spouse will take dancing lessons for a solid year, and although it may not have been beautiful, our G-d enjoyed every second of it. He made me feel like a princess, Jack's Princess! Dancing with your love at your 50th is so special. So we really did Have This Dance For The Resy of Our Lives! Love you Jack Bell. Always have and always will!
Janice