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					 Jack Harrison Sr. 
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            [August 
			12, 2009]  
            		
            		
            		Jack Renshaw Harrison Sr., 86, of 
			Lincoln, died Monday, Aug. 10, 2009, at 7 p.m. at Abraham Lincoln 
			Memorial Hospital. 
			His funeral will be at 11 a.m. Friday at the First Presbyterian 
			Church in Lincoln, with the Rev. Phillip Blackburn officiating. 
			Visitation will be one hour prior to the service. 
							Burial will be in New Union Cemetery, with military 
							rites by American Legion Post 263. | 
						
							| Arrangements are by Fricke-Calvert-Schrader 
							Funeral Home in Lincoln. Mr. Harrison was a bridge contractor with the 
							family business of Ben Harrison and Sons and a 
							retired superintendent of Rowe Construction Co. of 
							Bloomington.  He was a U.S. Navy veteran of World War II. He was born March 6, 1923, in Decatur to Benjamin 
							F. and Wilda Rowe Harrison. He married Dorothy 
							Buckstegge on Jan. 22, 1950, in Lincoln. He is survived by his wife, of Lincoln; two sons, 
							Jack "Jay" Jr. (and Debra) Harrison Jr. of 
							Bloomington and Joseph (and Teresa) Harrison of 
							Rochester; one daughter, Jan Saylor of Lincoln; one 
							granddaughter, Caroline (and Mick) Fleming of 
							Bloomington; one grandson, Brenton Saylor of 
							Lincoln; one great-grandson, Jackson Fleming of 
							Bloomington; and two sisters, Dorothy (and Emory) 
							Gaffney of Lincoln and Katherine Abbott of Lincoln. He was preceded in death by two brothers, Ben R. 
							and Phillip H. Harrison, and one grandson, Alvin 
							Saylor. | 
                    
					 
							He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of 
							Lincoln, American Legion Post 263 and a lifetime 
							member of Lincoln Elks Lodge 914. He served on the 
							Union Cemetery board and the Broadwell Grade School 
							board. He was scoutmaster of Troop 102. Memorials may be made to the First Presbyterian 
							Church or W.D. Boyce Council, Boy Scouts of America. 
            
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