Jack David Jeanneret, born to Cecil and Eileen Jeanneret, passed away December 3, 2024, at the age of 77. He was welcomed into the world on September 21, 1947 and spent his early years on the family farm in Hunters, Washington, alongside his two older brothers. The family later moved to Spokane, where Jack graduated from Central Valley High School. After graduating, Jack worked as a painter for his brother Bob until he was drafted into the U.S. Army. He spent much of his service in Germany, returning home to pursue a successful career as a self-employed general contractor. Jack specialized in home remodeling and construction, taking pride in his craftsmanship and the homes he built. Jack took great pride in his son Casey. Following Casey's tragic accident, Jack stood unwaveringly by his side, offering love, support, and encouragement during a challenging time. An avid golfer, Jack could often be found on the golf course with friends or cheering for his nieces and nephews at various sporting events. He cherished family time, particularly during holiday gatherings, where he will be dearly missed.

Jack is preceded in death by his parents, Cecil and Eileen Jeanneret; his son, Casey Keller; his brothers, Bob and Ron Jeanneret; niece Debbie Jeanneret and nephew Jeff Wildman.

He is survived by his brother Dan (Barb) Jeanneret; his sister Jan (Mitch) Bollman; sister-in-law Jodi Jeanneret and numerous beloved nieces and nephews: Sean Jeanneret, Shatel Wildman, Luke (Jesseca) Jeanneret, Clare (Thomas) Banog, LaLee (Jeremy) Link, Blake (Sami) Bollman, Shelby (Quinton) Gordon, and Shevelle (Dylan) Swannack. Along with 20 great nieces and nephews and loving friend Elaine.