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They raised 3 children, a daughter, Lynette living in Wenatchee, a son, Gregory living in South Dakota and son, Dwayne who passed away on September 4, 2012 from lung cancer. Jacks life reflected his commitment to his family, his faith in God and service to his community. He was a dedicated husband and father and during the growing years of the children, Jack was involved with the children, be it Sunday School and church, a most important factor in raising the children, to Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Campfire, fishing, camping, gardening, baseball games, school activities, including helping them with their homework, teaching each one to drive the car, caring for their pets, and vacationing to Canada to visit Doreens family AND THEN there were the yearly water fights and so much more. He was a devoted father and his children were the love of his life. Jack was an active member of the Apple Valley Kiwanis since 1985 and served as a member up until his illness in the spring of 2013. He served loyally and faithfully down through the years and held offices of the Secretary, the Treasurer and as President. He took his position as a member seriously and worked to maintain perfect attendance. He had the highest respect for the members of the Apple Valley Kiwanis and he loved what Kiwanis stood for Serving the Children of the World. He especially enjoyed working at the Nason Creek Rest Area and the annual dog show. His hobbies included watching the Mariners baseball games and especially being a part of his wifes business, A-Bout Tours, Inc., and traveling to the Ice shows, Branson, Tennessee, Kentucky, Victoria and especially cruising to Alaska. He also enjoyed the trips to the Oregon Coast visiting Lincoln City and Rock-A-Way Beach just to mention a few places, wherein his daughter Lynette would pack up and take both he and Doreen for adventures which included their dogs, Wyatt, Jacks yellow lab and service dog and the other love of his life and both Jayden, Lynettes Black Lab and Ranger, her chocolate lab, who were both a big part of his life. Jack and Doreen also enjoyed dancing down throughout the years and gardening was a big part of his life that he thoroughlyenjoyed. Jack was preceded in death by his son, Dwayne M. Smith; his parents; his sister, Betty Sue Smith; infant, Avaline Smith, Barbara June Smith, infant, Bettye Juanita Leavitt; and his brothers, James Smith and Joe Smith.

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More >> Updated: Friday, September 12 2014 6:13 PM EDT2014-09-12 22:13:40 GMT For the first time since the Pu'u O'o crater flow started on June 27, officials are describing the impact it will have in the Pahoa area as inevitable. More >> For the first time since the Pu'u O'o crater flow started on June 27, officials are describing the impact it will have in the Pahoa area as inevitable. More >> EAST HONOLULU, OAHU (HawaiiNewsNow) - ?Lifeguards are usually the ones to the rescue. But on Friday afternoon around 3:00 p.m. at Hanauma Bay, the tables were turned. A freak accident sent a 26-year-old lifeguard to the hospital that day and closed the beach for several hours on Sunday. "We got up really early this morning and headed over here. We got here I'd say about 8 o'clock and they said it was all closed because they were trimming coconut trees," said a visitor from Texas. In a news release, the city said it was emergency tree work to repair damage from Hurricane Ana.