Visitation
Krause Funeral Home Milwaukee
9000 West Capitol Drive
Milwaukee, WI 53222
Friday 8/25,
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Service
Krause Funeral Home Milwaukee
9000 West Capitol Drive
Milwaukee, WI 53222
Friday 8/25,
12:00 pm
Called home to the Lord on Sunday, August 20, 2017, age 85. Loving father of Lynn, John V., Elizabeth (Ramesh) Persaud, the late Diana “Dina”, John Jr. (Lizel), Mark (Shawn) Hammond. Proud grandpa of 13 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Sweet companion of Mary and loved by Christina and Maria. Further survived by other familyContinue Reading
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Tammra McCauley
left a message on August 24, 2017:
Gramps, you will be missed so very much. I've enjoyed our talks every veteran's day. I remember talking with you and you said I was the first to ever thank you for your service to our country. I remember calling john a few times to remind him to call you too lol. I'll miss talking with you every few months....thank you Mary for helping gramps since grams passed away. He had no one else to help him and I really appreciate it and I know that he did too. Praying for your family during this time. Sending hugs from Texas.
Granddaughter Kelly and Family
left a message on August 23, 2017:
I remember going by Grandma Ruth and Grandpa Jacks house and having a sleep over. Grandpa would always say we needed "Sundaes" on Saturdays so he would go to Mcdonalds and buy us them. We would eat our sundaes and watch "Dallas" and "Falcon Crest" and Grandpa Jack would fall asleep and snore. Grandma and I would laugh at him when he would say "I wasn't snoring!". Love you Grandpa always!! Prayers and thoughts to all Grandpas families!
Tammy "Tamaroski"
left a message on August 23, 2017:
Liz, remember the times we wild go up north and pops wild get so mad at us for snapping our gum and said no gum allowed in car. But he wild be the one to buy our gum. I still laugh about that when I chew gum. Pops taught me so much how to go pick night crawlers and to fish. Will never forget the time I fell off boat at French lake he and mom laughed so hard he said my eyes were bigger than a saucer, then he fell in a few weeks later! When he tried to teach me to golf well he took the clubs away and some have it and some don't and sweet heart you don't, but u well make a good caddy. My first job he taught me how to file my own taxes. So my sympathy to your siblings their husbands/wife's and their children and to his step children. I will hold the good memories close to my heart right next to his wife of 30+ and my mother Ruth "Babe". Thanks Pops for everything I always will love you.
Step-daughter Wanda
left a message on August 23, 2017:
John F. Hammond (Jack) and his beloved wife Ruth E. Hammond (Babe) are now reunited. May they both find peace. Condlence to both of their families and friends. May everyone find peace.
Stepson and his wife, Gary & Mary Fischer
left a message on August 22, 2017:
WE shared a lot of fun times with Jack years ago!
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Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
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Tammra McCauley
left a message on August 24, 2017:
Gramps, you will be missed so very much. I've enjoyed our talks every veteran's day. I remember talking with you and you said I was the first to ever thank you for your service to our country. I remember calling john a few times to remind him to call you too lol. I'll miss talking with you every few months....thank you Mary for helping gramps since grams passed away. He had no one else to help him and I really appreciate it and I know that he did too. Praying for your family during this time. Sending hugs from Texas.
Granddaughter Kelly and Family
left a message on August 23, 2017:
I remember going by Grandma Ruth and Grandpa Jacks house and having a sleep over. Grandpa would always say we needed "Sundaes" on Saturdays so he would go to Mcdonalds and buy us them. We would eat our sundaes and watch "Dallas" and "Falcon Crest" and Grandpa Jack would fall asleep and snore. Grandma and I would laugh at him when he would say "I wasn't snoring!". Love you Grandpa always!! Prayers and thoughts to all Grandpas families!
Tammy "Tamaroski"
left a message on August 23, 2017:
Liz, remember the times we wild go up north and pops wild get so mad at us for snapping our gum and said no gum allowed in car. But he wild be the one to buy our gum. I still laugh about that when I chew gum. Pops taught me so much how to go pick night crawlers and to fish. Will never forget the time I fell off boat at French lake he and mom laughed so hard he said my eyes were bigger than a saucer, then he fell in a few weeks later! When he tried to teach me to golf well he took the clubs away and some have it and some don't and sweet heart you don't, but u well make a good caddy. My first job he taught me how to file my own taxes. So my sympathy to your siblings their husbands/wife's and their children and to his step children. I will hold the good memories close to my heart right next to his wife of 30+ and my mother Ruth "Babe". Thanks Pops for everything I always will love you.
Step-daughter Wanda
left a message on August 23, 2017:
John F. Hammond (Jack) and his beloved wife Ruth E. Hammond (Babe) are now reunited. May they both find peace. Condlence to both of their families and friends. May everyone find peace.
Stepson and his wife, Gary & Mary Fischer
left a message on August 22, 2017:
WE shared a lot of fun times with Jack years ago!
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Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
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