Erwin Cadenhead Jr.

Jack attended school in Rotan, Texas before moving to Overton, Texas and eventually settling in Gordonville, Texas in 1996. He worked fiberglass constructing massive cooling towers,molds of yachts and motorcycle trailers he patented. There wasn't anything he loved more than riding motorcycles or being surrounded by his family.

Jack was the epitome of what love should be. He was patient and kind, never angry, and never one to hold a grudge. He was just as willing and eager to help a friend as a complete stranger. He was always there if anyone needed him to be. He was so proud of his family; He never missed an opportunity to tell stories about the people that raised him or the people he loved and cherished. We now have the opportunity to honor him though the stories we share about his life

His body may have failed him long before his mind and spirit did, but his love and kindness remained strong. Jack will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered by those who's lives he touched with his compassion and unending love. Though his passing was sudden, he was, and has been, ready to move on from this world and did so with a peaceful and happy heart. He can finally breathe again.

Jack is survived by his brother, Michael Cadenhead and Michael's daughters and grandchildren; his two children, Talitha and Tawsha cadenhead; and his grandchildren, Keelan, Tabris, Cambria, and Olivia.

He is preceded in death by his parents, Jack and Patricia Cadenhead, and his grandparents, Truett and Gussie Cadenhead and Prestle and Dee Penn.

Jack leaves behind a legacy of love, kindness, compassion, forgiveness, and an unwavering willingness to help others. He will be missed more than these words can ever express and remembered with a smile by all who knew him.