Jack Reynolds, was born July 10,1915, in Concord, N.H. & lived there with his stepfather and mother, Lawrence & Bernice (Wadleigh) Jacquelin. He also had 2 half-sisters; Doris & Virginia; three half-brothers; Joseph, Lawrence & Gene Jacquelin. - On March 6,1938, he married Alyce Monroe of Harford, Conn. in Amenia, N.Y.; they moved to Pelham in 1975.
Jack was a Pelham entrepeneur who once had his product on commercials during "The Tonight Show" for Solar Kool, a glass-tinting product he developed with his son, John. He was a stunt flyer in the 1930's, and he witnessed the 1937 Hindenburg disaster. He also enjoyed jazz music and knew musicians Bill Davis & Louis Armstrong.
Sons, John, Gary, David; five grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
Jack was a Pelham entrepeneur who once had his product on commercials during "The Tonight Show" for Solar Kool, a glass-tinting product he developed with his son, John. He was a stunt flyer in the 1930's, and he witnessed the 1937 Hindenburg disaster. He also enjoyed jazz music and knew musicians Bill Davis & Louis Armstrong.
Sons, John, Gary, David; five grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
Jack Reynolds, was born July 10,1915, in Concord, N.H. & lived there with his stepfather and mother, Lawrence & Bernice (Wadleigh) Jacquelin. He also had 2 half-sisters; Doris & Virginia; three half-brothers; Joseph, Lawrence & Gene Jacquelin. - On March 6,1938, he married Alyce Monroe of Harford, Conn. in Amenia, N.Y.; they moved to Pelham in 1975.
Jack was a Pelham entrepeneur who once had his product on commercials during "The Tonight Show" for Solar Kool, a glass-tinting product he developed with his son, John. He was a stunt flyer in the 1930's, and he witnessed the 1937 Hindenburg disaster. He also enjoyed jazz music and knew musicians Bill Davis & Louis Armstrong.
Sons, John, Gary, David; five grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
Jack was a Pelham entrepeneur who once had his product on commercials during "The Tonight Show" for Solar Kool, a glass-tinting product he developed with his son, John. He was a stunt flyer in the 1930's, and he witnessed the 1937 Hindenburg disaster. He also enjoyed jazz music and knew musicians Bill Davis & Louis Armstrong.
Sons, John, Gary, David; five grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
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*Adopted by father
