Age: 76years.
John "Jack" L. Archie, 76, of DeWitt, died Wednesday at Community Hospital.
A native of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, he had lived in the Syracuse area since 1969.
Jack graduated from the University of Wisconsin, Class of 1952, as a mechanical engi-neer.
Following college, Jack enlisted in the U.S. Navy and was commissioned an ensign in 1953 at Newport Officer Candidate School, Newport, RI.
He graduated from the Engineering School of the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California, in 1954, with a postgraduate degree in aerology. Jack was then assigned and served the U.S. Navy as an aerology officer at Barbers Point, Naval Air Station, in the territory of Hawaii.
He remained a lifetime member of the American Meteorological Society.
Jack began his career with Carrier Corporation in Chicago, IL, in 1956 and retired in Syracuse, New York, as the national sales manager after a 30-year career with Carrier.
Jack was a member of the R.L.L.A. and enjoyed the unique opportunity of taking yearly fishing trips to Raleigh Lake, Canada, an area that was totally natural without any development and steeped in the wonders of nature. He felt very privileged to be able to observe and be a part of one of life's special places.
Jack loved being with his family and treasured the relationship he had with the entire crew. Jack taught them all how to see the positive side of things and look for new ways to enjoy life in every situation.
He is survived by his wife of 53 years, Jean M. Archie; sons Dave (Ann) and Tom (Lisa); daughter Susan Yohn (Wayne); and grandchildren Alex, Sam, Henry, Samantha, Ricki and Harry.
He was a member of DeWitt Community Church and passed on his beliefs to his children and grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at DeWitt Community Church, 3600 Erie Blvd. East. The family will greet friends in the church parlor following the service. Contributions may be made to DeWitt Community Church or the charity of your choice.
Published in Syracuse Post Standard on May 29, 2007
John "Jack" L. Archie, 76, of DeWitt, died Wednesday at Community Hospital.
A native of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, he had lived in the Syracuse area since 1969.
Jack graduated from the University of Wisconsin, Class of 1952, as a mechanical engi-neer.
Following college, Jack enlisted in the U.S. Navy and was commissioned an ensign in 1953 at Newport Officer Candidate School, Newport, RI.
He graduated from the Engineering School of the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California, in 1954, with a postgraduate degree in aerology. Jack was then assigned and served the U.S. Navy as an aerology officer at Barbers Point, Naval Air Station, in the territory of Hawaii.
He remained a lifetime member of the American Meteorological Society.
Jack began his career with Carrier Corporation in Chicago, IL, in 1956 and retired in Syracuse, New York, as the national sales manager after a 30-year career with Carrier.
Jack was a member of the R.L.L.A. and enjoyed the unique opportunity of taking yearly fishing trips to Raleigh Lake, Canada, an area that was totally natural without any development and steeped in the wonders of nature. He felt very privileged to be able to observe and be a part of one of life's special places.
Jack loved being with his family and treasured the relationship he had with the entire crew. Jack taught them all how to see the positive side of things and look for new ways to enjoy life in every situation.
He is survived by his wife of 53 years, Jean M. Archie; sons Dave (Ann) and Tom (Lisa); daughter Susan Yohn (Wayne); and grandchildren Alex, Sam, Henry, Samantha, Ricki and Harry.
He was a member of DeWitt Community Church and passed on his beliefs to his children and grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at DeWitt Community Church, 3600 Erie Blvd. East. The family will greet friends in the church parlor following the service. Contributions may be made to DeWitt Community Church or the charity of your choice.
Published in Syracuse Post Standard on May 29, 2007
Age: 76years.
John "Jack" L. Archie, 76, of DeWitt, died Wednesday at Community Hospital.
A native of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, he had lived in the Syracuse area since 1969.
Jack graduated from the University of Wisconsin, Class of 1952, as a mechanical engi-neer.
Following college, Jack enlisted in the U.S. Navy and was commissioned an ensign in 1953 at Newport Officer Candidate School, Newport, RI.
He graduated from the Engineering School of the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California, in 1954, with a postgraduate degree in aerology. Jack was then assigned and served the U.S. Navy as an aerology officer at Barbers Point, Naval Air Station, in the territory of Hawaii.
He remained a lifetime member of the American Meteorological Society.
Jack began his career with Carrier Corporation in Chicago, IL, in 1956 and retired in Syracuse, New York, as the national sales manager after a 30-year career with Carrier.
Jack was a member of the R.L.L.A. and enjoyed the unique opportunity of taking yearly fishing trips to Raleigh Lake, Canada, an area that was totally natural without any development and steeped in the wonders of nature. He felt very privileged to be able to observe and be a part of one of life's special places.
Jack loved being with his family and treasured the relationship he had with the entire crew. Jack taught them all how to see the positive side of things and look for new ways to enjoy life in every situation.
He is survived by his wife of 53 years, Jean M. Archie; sons Dave (Ann) and Tom (Lisa); daughter Susan Yohn (Wayne); and grandchildren Alex, Sam, Henry, Samantha, Ricki and Harry.
He was a member of DeWitt Community Church and passed on his beliefs to his children and grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at DeWitt Community Church, 3600 Erie Blvd. East. The family will greet friends in the church parlor following the service. Contributions may be made to DeWitt Community Church or the charity of your choice.
Published in Syracuse Post Standard on May 29, 2007
John "Jack" L. Archie, 76, of DeWitt, died Wednesday at Community Hospital.
A native of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, he had lived in the Syracuse area since 1969.
Jack graduated from the University of Wisconsin, Class of 1952, as a mechanical engi-neer.
Following college, Jack enlisted in the U.S. Navy and was commissioned an ensign in 1953 at Newport Officer Candidate School, Newport, RI.
He graduated from the Engineering School of the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California, in 1954, with a postgraduate degree in aerology. Jack was then assigned and served the U.S. Navy as an aerology officer at Barbers Point, Naval Air Station, in the territory of Hawaii.
He remained a lifetime member of the American Meteorological Society.
Jack began his career with Carrier Corporation in Chicago, IL, in 1956 and retired in Syracuse, New York, as the national sales manager after a 30-year career with Carrier.
Jack was a member of the R.L.L.A. and enjoyed the unique opportunity of taking yearly fishing trips to Raleigh Lake, Canada, an area that was totally natural without any development and steeped in the wonders of nature. He felt very privileged to be able to observe and be a part of one of life's special places.
Jack loved being with his family and treasured the relationship he had with the entire crew. Jack taught them all how to see the positive side of things and look for new ways to enjoy life in every situation.
He is survived by his wife of 53 years, Jean M. Archie; sons Dave (Ann) and Tom (Lisa); daughter Susan Yohn (Wayne); and grandchildren Alex, Sam, Henry, Samantha, Ricki and Harry.
He was a member of DeWitt Community Church and passed on his beliefs to his children and grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at DeWitt Community Church, 3600 Erie Blvd. East. The family will greet friends in the church parlor following the service. Contributions may be made to DeWitt Community Church or the charity of your choice.
Published in Syracuse Post Standard on May 29, 2007
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