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Eulogy for Jack What can be said about Jack? Unbeknownst to most people. Jack first came onboard a couple of days before West-Pac ' 97- 98. During his first onboard, he went aloft; and aloft was where he stayed until his pedestal broke and he was lost at sea. Jack was on duty 24-7 and. unlike the crew, he never complained. We complained about three section duty, three watches on duty days, the weather. Cinderella liberty, and the bad food. We bitched and moaned about everything, and if there was nothing to bitch about, we would find something. But not Jack. He would just smile, even though he had no liberty, no sleep, and no chow relief. No matter how hot it was, how late it was. or how much it was raining. Jack just stood his post as ship ' s mascot and kept smiling. Somewhere between Singapore and Bahrain, Jack lost his eyes and went blind. Somewhere between Bahrain and Abe Dhabi, he lost his smile. Even though he was blind and mute, he stayed with us. through the good and the bad times. A couple days ago, it was brought to my attention that Jack was missing. I was severely distressed. I personally wanted Jack to go to Australia with us to finally get some liberty and possibly a piece of ass, but alas, he didn ' t even make it to the Southern Hemisphere. I looked up to him. In fact, all who knew Jack looked up to him. I ' ll miss him. What else can be said about Jack? -He smiled more than ET2 Bob Neishi -He was quieter than IC3 Pat McDermott (aka silent Pat ) -He was steadier than RM 1 Shakey Smallwood -He was almost as skinny as ET2 Jamey Slinky Novak -He had even less of a beard than Chief Quinn -He was shorter than Chief McGuire -He had less body parts than OS 1 Nubbs Maxwell -He was uglier than ENS Bennet -He had a bigger bald spot than J. P. -And he inhaled more stack gas than the XO inhaled cigar smoke fij SaJLiiiaiiiWi ' iMas Even though Jack was a man of few words, I heard him say a few things: 1 . Mmmmm... Sourdough bread 2. No, no, not every day 3. I know this place But the last thing I heard Jack say was a quote from James bond: You only live twice. ' ' 26
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