Obituary for T.H. "Jack" ""Jack"" Caffall
T. H. “Jack” Caffall passed away Sunday 21, June 2020.
The son of Jesse Elmer and Annie Mae (Singleton) Caffall, he was born 10 November 1934 in Bandera, Texas.
Jack grew up in Tarpley, Bandera, the Rio Grande Valley, and Uvalde, enjoying life in the countryside, often seen from horseback.
His adult life was spent in municipal government. The pride and satisfaction of having made a positive difference always remained with him.
Texas history and genealogy were a passion for Jack, and the two were intertwined with ancestors in Texas before the republic.
He is preceded in death by his wife of 60 years, Norma Jean (Brown) Caffal. They were bothg long tiome members of the Episcopal Church of the Annunciation in Luling. They loved their church home here and were eager to return upon retirement. No matter where they lived in Texas, Luling was always home.
Jack is survived by son Thomas Caffall, and wife Megan, and grandson Thomas “Quattro” Caffall and wife Nicole, all of Luling.
Interment will be in the Luling Cemetery.
The son of Jesse Elmer and Annie Mae (Singleton) Caffall, he was born 10 November 1934 in Bandera, Texas.
Jack grew up in Tarpley, Bandera, the Rio Grande Valley, and Uvalde, enjoying life in the countryside, often seen from horseback.
His adult life was spent in municipal government. The pride and satisfaction of having made a positive difference always remained with him.
Texas history and genealogy were a passion for Jack, and the two were intertwined with ancestors in Texas before the republic.
He is preceded in death by his wife of 60 years, Norma Jean (Brown) Caffal. They were bothg long tiome members of the Episcopal Church of the Annunciation in Luling. They loved their church home here and were eager to return upon retirement. No matter where they lived in Texas, Luling was always home.
Jack is survived by son Thomas Caffall, and wife Megan, and grandson Thomas “Quattro” Caffall and wife Nicole, all of Luling.
Interment will be in the Luling Cemetery.