Community leader Jack Potter has passed away
Jack J. Potter, former Yolo County Superintendent of Schools and local historian, died today, July 3, 2009. He was born on December 26, 1919. An obituary will be posted at WoodlandRecord.com on Sunday.
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5 comments:
Rest in peace my friend! You will be sorely missed.
That is really too bad. He was a great man.
He really cared about the history of Woodland.
Matt Rexroad
662-5184
A true loss to Woodland
Jack was a true Woodlander. God bless and rest in peace.
A wonderful caring man who gave so much to the communityand throughly enjoyed life. You will be missed but your contributions will live on.
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