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Judy Gee
February 1, 2025
Who knows? You might be reading this Jake, along with many other students at UF. Your Honor Court was greatly admired and gave more than a few of us the "push" to become lawyers. That´s pretty important. Thank you again.
Woodrow (Mac) Melvin
December 8, 2024
To Jake´s family-
Only this morning did I learn of Jake´s passing, but I´ve always believed that it´s never too late to say you´re sorry or to pay a compliment. I want to do both. Following our graduation from law school, our contacts were infrequent but the friendship was genuine and strong. Jake´s father was a road contractor in South America. Most of Jake´s young life spent in rugged environments of the labor camps supervised by his father. His childhood pet was an osolat. I loved his stories of that life. In law school we teamed as prosecutors for the Honor Court.
I´ll always remember and miss him.
Mac Melvin
Frank Cisneros
May 13, 2024
Dear Kay and Family Unable to communicate earlier due to having open heart
surgery and other complications. Met Jake at SIBF with mutual friend Jack Bierley. Great Guy.
Rest in Peace Luisa and Frank Cisneros
Judy Gee
March 18, 2024
From the days at the U of Fla when he was the Honor Court Chief Justice and one fine budding attorney- til the day he left us, he was an attorney to be admired.
Kate Krause
March 5, 2024
I briefly worked with Jake on an arbitration panel in late 2023, and was so impressed with his knowledge and willingness to share his experiences. I looked forward to learning from him, and was so upset to learn that he was ill and could not continue. He will be greatly missed, even by someone who knew him for a very short time. My sincere condolences to those who were lucky enough to have known him for many years as a family member, friend, and work colleague.
Tara Vance
February 14, 2024
I am so sorry for your loss. I have such fond memories of your family and Jake, who was one of my first mentors. I have lost how to contact your family via address but please know I think of you all and Jake often, and I will forever remember visiting with my Dad during the holidays. Big hugs to you all and know my family is thinking of you and sending you positive energy.
Judy Harbour
February 10, 2024
Kay and family,
I am so sorry to hear about Jake. I think of you all often and the fun we had. Seems life has just gone by so fast.
You have so many wonderful memories to hold onto as I do since Mickey died.
I will pray that you have God's peace surrounding you.
Sincerely,
Judy Harbour
Michael H. Sarra, MPA
February 10, 2024
May God be with the family during this time of deep sorrow.
Jerry
February 7, 2024
Always gracious Cuz! Until we meet again!
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