Webb Genealogy - Person Sheet
Webb Genealogy - Person Sheet
NameJack Eugene Webb 
MemoDied from a heart attack. Date from tombstone. Recorded in Merced County death book 72 page 978.
Burial13 Apr 1990, Calvary Cemetery, Los Banos, Merced County, CA, USA33
MemoWhitehurst Funeral Chapel
Census1940, Township 2, Madera County, CA, USA16
MemoLine 17: Jack Webb, age 8, born in California.
OccupationAuto Mechanic, Ambulance Driver
EducationHigh School
ReligionSeventh-day Adventist
Graduation1951, Monterey Bay Academy, La Selva Beach, Santa Cruz County, CA, USA
MemoA “Prospector” (attended the first year, “prospected” for other students, and graduated in MBA’s 2nd graduating class)
Residence1953, Korea, Asia35
FlagsDeceased, Military
FatherChester Lee Webb (1900-1971)
MotherMable Elizabeth Larson (1901-1995)
Spouses
Notes for Jack Eugene Webb
Received three bronze stars for heroic or meritorious service in Korean Conflict. He attained the rank of Master Sergeant.
Eulogy written by Walter Knittle:
The Chowchilla community was shocked Tuesday, April 10, 1990 when we learned that Jack Webb had died. Many of our church family members had visited with him just three days prior as he attended our Church & School’s 76th Anniversary.
Jack, the oldest of four children, grew up on a diversified dairy ranch near Chowchilla. He attended our Chowchilla Junior Academy for ten years, and then enrolled at Monterey Bay Academy where he was a member of their very first graduating class.
After serving in the Armed Forces during the Korean War, Jack returned to Chowchilla. In 1957, he married Mary Jo Ryals (who worked as a teller at the Bank of America). Seven years later (1964), the Jack Webb family moved to Los Banos (where Jack worked as an auto mechanic, and much of the time at his own shop).
Jack was very active in his church family. He invested several years with the young people in Pathfinders (he even served as an Area Coordinator of the Pathfinders). Jack also had served as Head Deacon of the Los Banos church.
On April 13, 1990, the Webb family held a private burial service one hour prior to a memorial service for Jack. Members of the Los Banos church provided a dinner for the family and relatives.
Jack’s survivors include: Mary Jo Webb, wife; twin sons Jack and Jim; daughter Michele; brothers Lynn and Fred; sister Verda Lyons; mother Mable McMillen; 2 grandchildren; many other relatives and a host of friends. Our sympathy to those who are grieving.
Eulogy written by Walter Knittle:
The Chowchilla community was shocked Tuesday, April 10, 1990 when we learned that Jack Webb had died. Many of our church family members had visited with him just three days prior as he attended our Church & School’s 76th Anniversary.
Jack, the oldest of four children, grew up on a diversified dairy ranch near Chowchilla. He attended our Chowchilla Junior Academy for ten years, and then enrolled at Monterey Bay Academy where he was a member of their very first graduating class.
After serving in the Armed Forces during the Korean War, Jack returned to Chowchilla. In 1957, he married Mary Jo Ryals (who worked as a teller at the Bank of America). Seven years later (1964), the Jack Webb family moved to Los Banos (where Jack worked as an auto mechanic, and much of the time at his own shop).
Jack was very active in his church family. He invested several years with the young people in Pathfinders (he even served as an Area Coordinator of the Pathfinders). Jack also had served as Head Deacon of the Los Banos church.
On April 13, 1990, the Webb family held a private burial service one hour prior to a memorial service for Jack. Members of the Los Banos church provided a dinner for the family and relatives.
Jack’s survivors include: Mary Jo Webb, wife; twin sons Jack and Jim; daughter Michele; brothers Lynn and Fred; sister Verda Lyons; mother Mable McMillen; 2 grandchildren; many other relatives and a host of friends. Our sympathy to those who are grieving.