GRANBURY — Jack Stewart Van Zante, 76, passed away Monday, Sept. 22, 2014, in Granbury. Graveside services were held Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2014, at Acton Cemetery. Jack was born Mar. 5, 1938, in Seattle, Wash., to Ellsworth Arthur Van Zante and Helen Marjorie Stewart Van Zante. He served as a U.S. Naval Aviator from 1958Continue Reading
James Hoogerwerf
left a message on January 12, 2015:
To the Family and Friends of Capt. Jack Van Zante,
On behalf of the Delta Golden Wings, the fraternal organization of retired Delta pilots, of which Captain Van Zante was a member, I wish to extend to his family and friends the condolences and sympathies of our members at his passing.
The bond of friendship and respect from the time shared as line pilots for Delta Air Lines, both professionally and personally, is an enduring memory of Captain Jack Van Zante. He will not be forgotten.
Sincere Best Wishes,
Capt. James J. Hoogerwerf (ret.)
DGW, Secretary
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Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
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James Hoogerwerf
left a message on January 12, 2015:
To the Family and Friends of Capt. Jack Van Zante,
On behalf of the Delta Golden Wings, the fraternal organization of retired Delta pilots, of which Captain Van Zante was a member, I wish to extend to his family and friends the condolences and sympathies of our members at his passing.
The bond of friendship and respect from the time shared as line pilots for Delta Air Lines, both professionally and personally, is an enduring memory of Captain Jack Van Zante. He will not be forgotten.
Sincere Best Wishes,
Capt. James J. Hoogerwerf (ret.)
DGW, Secretary
left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
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