John Tischhauser Obituary (2022) – Albuquerque, NM

John (Jack)

Lewis

Tischhauser, Jr.,

age 94, of Albuquerque, NM

died peacefully in his sleep on

March 1, 2022 at his daughter’s

residence. He was preceded in loss of life by his beloved spouse Bernadine

(Bunny) Rose

Tischhauser (Morris), his

son Daniel (Dan) Richard Tischhauser and his

dad and mom John Lewis

Tischhauser and Pansy

Eustelle Tischhauser

(Woodward) and his 4 siblings together with his twin brother Richard Joseph Tischhauser. He’s survived by his six remaining kids, John (Jack Jr.) Lewis Tischhauser III,

Gretchen Gail Concannon, Leanne Michelle Simms, Kenneth Christopher

Tischhauser, Robin Eric Tischhauser and Niki Tischhauser; his grandchildren Maureen Rose

Proksel (Tischhauser),

Evan Mason Tischhauser, Aaron Joseph Tischhauser, Tamra Nicole Tischhauser, Taylor Norene

Tischhauser, Brandi

Michelle Zaslansky

(Concannon), Brett Nathaniel Concannon, Britany

Alison Sylvester

(Concannon), Matthew

Kenneth Simms, Andrew Dylan Simms, Daniel Joshua Simms, Casper (Fallon) Shea Tischhauser; and his sister-in-law Barbara Abbott Thomas (Morris) and sister-in-law Patricia Anne Tischhauser (Buckley).

Jack was born April 26, 1927 in El Paso, TX and the household moved again to Albuquerque quickly after. Jack attended St. Mary’s highschool and joined the Marines in 1945 after commencement. His brother Dick joined the Military on the identical time and their dad and mom needed to choose up their highschool diplomas for them as they have been each despatched besides camp earlier than they might attend their commencement ceremony. After being discharged from the Marines, Jack returned to Albuquerque to begin his training on the College of New Mexico and a yr later married his highschool sweetheart Bunny. Jack transferred to St. Louis College on scholarships and the GI invoice the place he earned a double main in math and physics. Each Jack Jr. and Dan have been born whereas Jack was at school in St. Louis. After commencement, Jack and Bunny returned to Albuquerque and Jack went to work for Sandia Nationwide Laboratory as a mathematician. He was rapidly promoted and was quickly concerned within the early improvement of the pc. He labored at Sandia Labs for thirty-six years till his retirement in 1987. He was

a gifted athlete who

captained his highschool soccer staff and by no means stopped taking part in sports activities. He was an avid runner for a few years earlier than it turned extensively common and used to run to work in a pair of Chuck Taylors earlier than the arrival of trainers. He participated in quite a few enjoyable runs and charity runs through the years. He additionally liked snowboarding, mountain climbing, tenting and sometimes fishing and handed that love of sports activities and the outside on to all seven of his kids. Jack liked to inform jokes, principally corny puns, that made everybody groan after which chortle. After retirement, Jack turned far more lively within the Catholic Church and the social justice motion. He was nominated by Father Arkad Biczak, pastor of the John XXIII Catholic Group for the St. Francis award in 2018 which was offered to him by the Archbishop of Santa Fe. This was adopted by the Social Issues Ministry Volunteer of the 12 months for 2021 by the John XXIII Catholic Group. Jack was liked by so many and was usually described because the kindest, most beneficiant man anybody ever met. He was usually quiet however merely radiated heat and love. He will likely be deeply missed and can reside endlessly in our hearts for example of the perfect of humankind. A rosary will likely be held at 10:00am at John XXIII situated at 4831 Tramway Ridge Dr., NE, adopted by a funeral mass at 11:00am.