Jacques Lefever Obituary

Jacques was a very dear sweet and loving man. I got to know him through Rainbow for girls in which his daughters and grandaughters were a part. I also had the privilage of working with him in the Order of the Eastern Star and was very honered when he came to my wedding. I will miss him greatly. In Star Love and Rainbow Service

Jack, Friendly cheerful and always smiling. When visiting my parents at Bonneau who lived across the street, he'd make a point to stop over. All the big family dinners and cook-outs he attended and loved to eat. Fishing he enjoyed checking up the catch. My father and Jack would have there little projects to work on. Being Retired from the Marines and he and my father sitting on the front porch joking and remenencing about the Government and the Military. Amie and I will miss him dearly and may the Gods provide the most beautiful of manchions in heaven. My Mother bless her sole now passed and in heaven waiting above she and Jack were like Brother and Sister always smiling and willing to help and do anything for people needing help.

To The Family Of Jacques Lefever:
Heartfelt sympathy to all of you. You were blessed to have him in your lives. We first met while Jock was a Police Officer. Years later, we met again when I joined him as a member of the OES, Morning Star Chapter No. 121. Jock was a faithful & very devoted member. Jock was always ready to lend a helping hand whether you needed it or not, he was there. Jock was happy with a big smile on his face. He was happy & joking at our recent OES bbq fundraiser & Installation of Officers. The last conversation we had was him giving words of encouragement, telling me how proud he was of me being installed as A.M. of Morning Star this year & how well I would do. Jock will be missed.

WE ENJOYED HIS COMPANY IN THE EASTERN STAR. IN DEEPEST SYMPATHY.
LOVE & PRAYS

He was an awesome grandpa. Even though the past few years i haven't really been able to see him much. The last time i saw him was last year at my sister's graduation. To this day i still remember him coming over to our house and playing Yatzee and eating mom's lasagna. He loved mom's lasagna and i don't blame him one bit. My sister n i were angles for him in this program but i can't remember the name of it. My grandpa did a lot of good things in his lifetime. We'll miss him dearly but we know he is in a much better place now but i know for a fact that i will be with him some day.

I met Jacques when he was Worthy Grand Patron of SC in The Order of The Eastern Star. He was a fine gentleman and said lovely prayers. We will miss him too, but take comfort in knowing he his with our Father and living in a beautiful mansion.
Star love,
"Sam" Sutherland

I am still in shock. It doesn't seem like my Papa is truely gone. It wasn't all that long ago that you sat at my table for dinner. I have been reliving that day in my mind over and over for the last few days. I will charish those memories for the rest of my life. I take comfort in knowing that you are with the lord now. We all love you and will miss you grately.

I remember Mr. Lefever when he worked at Hanahan High School. We loved giving him a hard time but it was all in fun and he was well respected. Very sorry for your loss.

robert and joe and the entire family, I have been associated with your father since 1965, we were in the city of charleston pd, we knew each other for many years and have stayed very close, when he came to me and asked to join our rc model airplane club, i was so glad that he and I were together again. I am so sorry for your loss snd we also wil miss him terribably.
He can go forth now and receive a VERRY WELL DONE, may GOD look out for him always,Jacque has paid his dues. DENNIS

Dear Jacques,
May this last flight of yours be the best, with tail winds all the way.
THE EUTAWVILLE FLIERS CLUB