Birth date: Apr 4, 1930 Death date: Apr 13, 2026
On April 13, 2026, Jack Ronald McLain, devoted husband, loving father, beloved grandfather, great grandfather, and friend, went home to be with the Lord Jesus Christ. Jack was born on April 4, 1930, in Dallas, Texas. He attende Read Obituary
I will miss Jack’s sweet smile I would see every Sunday. He was such a wonderful man. Jack will be missed by everyone he ever came in contact with. I have known him and Suzanne since I started Central Baptist in 2016. He and Suzanne were a great couple. Rest in peace, Jack.
Will miss Jack’s sweet smile every Sunday at church. He was such a special man. I thought so much of him and his wife Suzanne ever sins I started to Central Baptist in 2016. He will be a loss to everyone he came in contact with. Rest in Peace.
Jan Reynolds
I have been a neighbor to Mr. Jack and his sweet wife for six years. If I was outside and he was, he would always stop and talk to me. I was never unseen in his presence.
Prayers for his wife and family during this time. I know for sure he is walking those streets of gold and visiting with everybody!
I was a neighbor to Mr. Jack and his sweet wife for six years. If I was outside, at any time and he was, he would always stop and talk to me. I never was unnoticed in his presence. Prayers for his sweet wife and family. I know without a doubt he’s walking those streets of gold now and visiting with everybody!
Dear bubby,
I miss you more than I can even put into words. I’ve been thinking a lot about how much you meant to me and the kind of impact you had on my life, and it’s something I’ll carry with me forever.
Every Sunday at church, I knew the moment I saw you, my day would instantly get better. No matter how I was feeling—tired, upset, or just not having a great morning—you always knew how to make me smile. You had this way of making me laugh like everything was okay, like nothing else mattered in that moment. That meant more to me than you probably ever realized.
You were always looking out for me, always caring, always making sure I was okay. That kind of love is rare, and I’m so grateful I got to experience it from you. It’s something I’ll never forget.
What’s really amazing is that we weren’t even family by blood, but you treated me like I was family by blood. That means everything to me. It showed me that family isn’t just about blood—it’s about love, kindness, and the way you show up for someone. And you showed up for me every time.
I love you so much, Bubby. And I would do anything just to have one more Sunday, one more laugh, one more moment with you. But even though you’re not here, I know the love you gave me will always stay with me.
Thank you for everything—for your kindness, your laughter, and for loving
me like your own.
I’ll never forget you.
Love always,
Jentry Kinder
