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John “Jack” Struble 94 of Nowata passed April 29, 2025, at the Osage Nursing Home in Nowata, Oklahoma. He was born on February 19, 1931, in Hastings Michigan to Hobart and Bonita (Granada) Struble.
Jack and Jacqeline “Jackie” Blankenship were united in marriage on July 4, 1975. Jack had several careers in his lifetime that included over the road truck driver, electrician at a power plant in Kansas City, carpet layer, police officer, security guard, advertising for Mixers Southwest and maintenance at ACME Foundry where he worked full time until the age of 90. He had many hobbies, including building and flying RC airplanes, vegetables and flower gardens and even had a hand in building a helicopter.
Jack was an avid hunter and fisherman making several trips to Canda to go fly fishing. Deer hunting was his passion and in his golden years when he could no longer hunt, he made daily trips to Double Creek Park to feed and watch the deer. He had a love for cats especially his own “Pretty Kitty”
Survivors include his daughters Sheila Major and Renee (Jeff) Ballou of Michigan. A special niece Tina West of Nowata, stepdaughter Lisa of Colorado. Special friend and neighbor Rolland Pruitt. He also leaves behind his children Linda, Kim, Timothy, Rex and their spouses. Numerous Grandchildren and great grandchildren.
He was proceeded in death by his parents, his loving wife Jackie, infant daughter Jane, brothers Rex Struble (Formally from Washington State) and Lynn Struble of Allegan Michigan.
The family would like to thank the amazing nurses and staff with AGAPE Hospice and Osage Nursing Home for the care he was given.
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