Jack Walter Rudasill

Jack, I'll miss seeing you at our meetings at the Varsity, especially when we talked about our good old days as youngsters, even the paper route days. I'm sorry that I didn't get to see your grandson play football or wrestle, like we planned in our phone conversations. I'm so thankful for knowing you, you being a
great part of my life & knowing that we'll meet again. Jack , please know that I am praying for Judy & your entire family during these difficult times. Your friend , Charles McConnell.

Jack was unique and one of a kind. When he was born, the good Lord broke the mold so there would only be one of him. If you had a party, family reunion, or barbecue, the party did not start until Jack got there. He always had jokes to tell and would always make you laugh. Jack will be missed. God bless Jack, Judy, Julie and Jill.

with our love,
Johnny and Nancy Ergle
May 2, 2020

Jack was a lifelong friend from our days as teenagers roaming the streets of West End in Atlanta during our days at Brown High School. He left a wonderful wife and girls. I remember very well performing a magic show for his daughter Jill when she was maybe 8-9 years old. Our condolences go out to his wife Judy and the entire family. I have the assurance that he is with the Lord...he professed his faith in Jesus Christ to me in prayers we had together. The mischievous twinkle in his eyes and his terrific sense of humor seldom come along in our lifetimes...he was blessed with those traits. We will really miss him. Drolet and Diane Bissell Bush. Griffin, Georgia. Brown High School grads. classes of 1956 and 1958

I started working with Jack in 1966. I returned home from Vietnam on a Friday in October and went to work for dad on Monday and worked with Jack learning to be a photographer. Jack and became good friends and Jack did my wedding pictures in 1970. Jack Rudasill is honorable man. I respected Jack and looked up to him. See you in Heaven my brother and my friend.