JONES, JACK's Obituary
Jackie "Jack" Jones, a cherished husband, father, brother, uncle, and friend, peacefully departed this life on June 30, 2026, at the age of 88. Born on July 5, 1937, in Keysville, Florida, Jack's life was a tapestry of love, dedication, and adventure, woven together with the threads of cherished family memories and remarkable achievements.
Jack was preceded in death by his wife of 62 years ,Joyce E. Jones; his daughter Jacqueline Jones; his parents, Stella Holton and Frank Jones; his siblings, Williford Jones, Willa Gene Evans, and Jo Ann Hephner; and his brother-in-laws, Clyde Floyd, Bobby Floyd, Donnie Floyd, Glenn Floyd,James Evans, Kenny Jackson; and sister-in-laws, Lois Jones and Minnie Floyd.
Jack's life was profoundly enriched by his surviving family, including his devoted daughter, Brenda Jones, daughter-in-laws Freida Chewning and Kim Rust and a large, loving extended family. He is fondly remembered by his brother- in-laws Roy Floyd, Michael Floyd and Danny Miller; sister-in-laws Debra Floyd , Rachel Floyd, Belinda Floyd, Nina Floyd and Jannie Floyd; nieces and nephews, Shirley Besch, Evon Fales, Patty Jones, Kayla Cimo, Cody Floyd, Donald Floyd, Christopher Floyd, Bobby Jean Floyd, Tommy Cimo III, Brittany Cimo, Melody Rivera, Cindy Coffey ,Dustin Floyd, Jimmy Floyd, Megan Burns and Roy Jr. Floyd; as well as many great-nieces, great nephews, extended family members, and friends.
His family was the cornerstone of his life, and he was a constant source of strength and kindness to them all.
On October 2, 1959, Jack married the love of his life, Joyce E. Floyd. Together, they raised two beautiful daughters, Brenda and Jacqueline, instilling in them the same love for family and life that defined Jack's own journey.
A devoted and hardworking man, Jack dedicated 50 years of his career to RounTree Transport and Rigging as a manager and salesman. His work ethic, integrity, and commitment to his profession were admired by all who had the privilege of working alongside him.
Jack was a Master Mason, an honor he achieved on April 16, 2015, and remained an active member of Lodge 330 in Temple Terrace for over five decades. His commitment to his community and the values of brotherhood and charity were evident in all his endeavors.
His passions extended beyond his professional life. Jack had a deep love for horses and enjoyed sharing his enthusiasm for horseback riding with his daughters and niece Kayla. He also had a penchant for adventure, which led him and his family to a home on the Little Manatee River, a place where countless joyful memories of boating and family gatherings were made. Jack's love for travel took him across the United States, where he embraced each destination's unique offerings.
Quiet by nature, Jack was known for his generosity, dependability and willingness to help others whenever he could.. He will be remembered for the steady presence he brought to the lives of those who knew and loved him.
A memorial service to honor and celebrate Jack's life will be held on July 17, 2026, at 12:30 PM at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Family, friends, and all whose lives Jack touched are invited to come together in remembrance and celebration of a life well lived. Jack will be deeply missed and remembered with love by all whose lives he touched.
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