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Jack H. Cummings

Date of Death: May 20, 2020

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Shenandoah Memorial Park Mausoleum
1270 Front Royal Pike
Winchester, Virginia 22602
Tuesday 5/26, 1:00 pm

Jack H. Cummings, 75, of Inwood, WV, passed away Wednesday, May 20, 2020, at Berkeley Medical Center.

Jack was born in 1944 in Loudoun County, VA, son of the late Edgar Allen and Mary Louise Cummings. He was a veteran of the United States Army, achieving the rank of SP4. Jack was a mechanic at Dulles International Airport, retiring after 32 years of service. He loved NASCAR, Dale Earnhardt, Sr. being his favorite driver, and loved working on vehicles. In his spare time, Jack enjoyed playing Solitaire on the computer. He was a loving husband, father, father-in-law and grandfather. Spending time with his family, especially the grandchildren, was Jack’s greatest passion.

He married Una Mobley on April 18, 1984 in Leesburg, VA.

Surviving with his wife is a daughter, Lisa Strosnider (Eddy) of Winchester, VA; sons, Chris Sims (Patty) of Winchester, VA, Randy Sims (Kim) of Front Royal, VA, Eric Sims (Dee) of Gerrardstown, WV, and Jason Cummings; grandchildren, Eddy Strosnider (Larissa) of Winchester, VA, Brad Strosnider (Ashton) of Gore, VA, Christopher Sims (Melissa) of Stephens City, VA, Kayla Sims of Bunker Hill, WV, Kara Sims of Winchester, VA, Lauren Sims of Front Royal, VA, and Chad Sims of Inwood, WV; seven great grandchildren; and brother, Joseph Cummings of Annandale, VA.

A committal service will be conducted at 1 pm on Tuesday at Shenandoah Memorial Park Mausoleum with Pastor David Witt officiating.

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Shenandoah Memorial Park Mausoleum
1270 Front Royal Pike
Winchester, Virginia 22602
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Tuesday 5/26, 1:00 pm

Jack H. Cummings, 75, of Inwood, WV, passed away Wednesday, May 20, 2020, at Berkeley Medical Center. Jack was born in 1944 in Loudoun County, VA, son of the late Edgar Allen and Mary Louise Cummings. He was a veteran of the United States Army, achieving the rank of SP4. Jack was a mechanic atContinue Reading

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Kara sims left a message on December 11, 2020:
I love you & miss you so much pop. You’ve been on my mind a lot lately!
Belinda Heflin left a message on May 26, 2020:
In our thoughts and prays !! Eric and Belinda Heflin
Amanda Tavenner left a message on May 25, 2020:
Jack and Una were my childhood neighbors in Berryville, and we’re great people! We would be in over in their garage every Sunday watching nascar! Jack was a great guy, and will be missed! So many prayers with Una, and the rest of the family! ❤️
Robert Tomblin left a message on May 24, 2020:
I am so sorry to hear about Jack. He was always a good neighbor, and friend. He will be missed by everyone that knew him. Garland Presgraves, and I planned on visiting him soon. Please know our thoughts and prayers are with Una, and the family.
John Bartolomeo left a message on May 24, 2020:
On behalf of MWAA leadership I would like to share a few thoughts about Jack. First, I would like to let the family know that Jack personally helped me considerably when I first got to MWAA in 1998. He taught me the ropes, and made sure I didn't make any rookie mistakes. I valued his judgement and appreciated his presence. Second, you always knew when Jack was there because things would be in good order. He made it possible for really important changes to occur, because he kept the work flowing as we ushered in a new era of business. Some of those changes persist to this day! That is notable and commendable as it changed the business practices of the organization in a very positive manner. More importantly, he was a man of character. He extended his hand to those in need, and mentored the future leaders in a way that was undeniably effective. Jack is an icon in a world full of people who talk about getting things done. That's because Jack always got it done! When people talk about Jack Cummings they should always understand that he made a difference and moved the ball forward. He never sat on his hands. I will always be in his debt. My sympathies go out to his family and friends. His death marks the end of a superb legacy. JB
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John Bartolomeo left a message on May 24, 2020:
On behalf of MWAA leadership I would like to share a few thoughts about Jack. First, I would like to let the family know that Jack personally helped me considerably when I first got to MWAA in 1998. He taught me the ropes, and made sure I didn't make any rookie mistakes. I valued his judgement and appreciated his presence. Second, you always knew when Jack was there because things would be in good order. He made it possible for really important changes to occur, because he kept the work flowing as we ushered in a new era of business. Some of those changes persist to this day! That is notable and commendable as it changed the business practices of the organization in a very positive manner. More importantly, he was a man of character. He extended his hand to those in need, and mentored the future leaders in a way that was undeniably effective. Jack is an icon in a world full of people who talk about getting things done. That's because Jack always got it done! When people talk about Jack Cummings they should always understand that he made a difference and moved the ball forward. He never sat on his hands. I will always be in his debt. My sympathies go out to his family and friends. His death marks the end of a superb legacy. JB
Chummy and Teresa Mobley left a message on May 22, 2020:
We are so sorry to here about Jack . love you sis always chummy
Omps Funeral Home left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
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