Birth date: Dec 10, 1944 Death date: Jan 29, 2026
In Loving Memory of Jack Allen Yates December 10, 1944 – January 29, 2026 On Thursday, January 29, 2026, our sweet and beloved husband, father, grandpa, uncle, and friend, Jack Allen Yates, returned home to his Heavenly Father. Read Obituary
Grandpa I love you so much then and now. You were always so full of life I can't just pick one memory because there are a million that fill my mind when i think of you. Each and everyone i will miss about you. And when i first heard the news I thought it couldn't be real because how could god take you from all of us? And when i make it to heaven i hope you are waiting at the door for me. Untill we meet again. I love and miss you grandpa.
Grandpa I love you so much then and now. You were always so full of life I can't just pick one memory because there are a million that fill my mind when i think of you. Each and everyone i will miss about you. And when i first heard the news I thought it couldn't be real because how could god take you from all of us? And when i make it to heaven i hope you are waiting at the door for me. Untill we meet again. I love and miss you grandpa
Grandpa I love you so much then and now. You were always so full of life I can't just pick one memory because there are a million that fill my mind when i think of you. Each and everyone i will miss about you. And when i first heard the news I thought it couldn't be real because how could god take you from all of us? And when i make it to heaven i hope you are waiting at the door for me. Untill we meet again. I love and miss you grandpa.
I remember playing battle ship with grandpa in my teens and he would laugh at me because I got so competitive over it and he could not believe it. In the evening when he wanted something sweet, it was his malt ice cream!
Im going to truly miss the amazing blessings he gave. There were many times he helped in my time of need and those blessings were always like none I've ever had.
We were so lucky to have him.
Listening to and singing along to “Tush” by ZZ Top every time we drove together, while he finger-drummed to the beat.
Thank you Jack for letting a long haired, no good teenager, marry your daughter and become part of your eternal family. Thank you for showing me how to be become good husband, father and worthy priesthood holder. Thank you for being the most important positive role model that I really needed in my life. I owe you and mom so very much! Until we meet again. With all my love, Ray
