Our condolences to the Poll family on the lost of your father, knowing you will find comfort in the love and memories your heart will always hold onto. Our prayers to all of you from cousin Howard Poll & family.

Posted by Denise Poll - Holland, MI   December 06, 2020

Poll family, we are very saddened by your father's passing. He was a wonderfully warm and friendly man. He was very supportive of the Hamilton community and the school system as well as the staff of Hamilton Community Schools. It was always a pleasure to "bump into" him at the Farm Bureau or the Food Center. We know that your memories of him will sustain you through this time.

Posted by Rich/Leslie Herbig - Hamilton, MI - Friend   December 05, 2020

Dean & Jan Kapenga -- we are praying for Gods peace and strength as you morn the loss of your dad. ( Jasper was someone that always encouraged me in my walk with Christ, or being a husband and dad. Jasper showed me in the way he lived his life the way to honor God - family - friends - church.) Praying for your family

Posted by Dean Kapenga Kapenga - Hamilton, MI - Friend   November 30, 2020

Gord & Linda, Connie and I offer our condolences to you and your family on the lost of your father. I met your dad only a few times during our days at FMB when y'all were raising beef. I didn't get to know your dad but I certainly knew the two of you! You've grown a lot of corn and I've process a lot of canceled checks since those days of the NCR-315 and the Neat Compiler but when I read this obituary I flashed back all those years. We're living in Knoxville now, too far away to share your burden of loss so we'll leave you in the hands of the Great Comforter. I'm certain you'll know His peace. Bob & Connie Staal

Posted by Bob Staal - Knoxville, TN - Acquaintance   November 27, 2020

So sorry to hear about Grandpa Poll. We will sure miss him. Just loved knowing him and talking about his favorite team the Tigers. Heaven has received a very special person. May your family feel God's presence through this time of remembering the good times and mourning the loss of a very special member of your family. Sending Prayers. Bob & Mary Van Huis

Posted by Mary Van Huis - Friend   November 27, 2020

What a great man and role model Jack was to anyone he came into contact with. I consider it a privilege to have known him and worked with him through his years as a school board member. He was always positive, had a smile on his face and always kept the focus on what would be best for the students of Hamilton. He will be missed.

Posted by Jim Kos - Holland, MI - Friend   November 27, 2020

We are so sorry to hear about your father. Our hearts and prayers are with each one of you. Randy & Bev Schipper

Posted by Randy & Bev Schipper - Hamilton, MI - Neighbor   November 26, 2020

Remembering Uncle Jack as kind, fun and patient. I would stay with Grandpa and Grandma to play with Art a week in the summer...I was the only one that thought” working “ in the muck was fun! Still remember Uncle Jack letting me up on the tractor with him and steering...what a thrill for a young “city girl”! Our sincere sympathy to all of you!! He’ll be greatly missed but happy with our Father in heaven.

Lee and Lou Jeanne Teerman

Posted by Lou Jeanne Teerman - Family   November 26, 2020

My thoughts and prayers are with you. He was a great inspiration to me. He was a very upbeat person and was always concerned about others over himself. He leaves a great legacy.

Posted by Roger Slotman - Holland, MI - Acquaintance   November 26, 2020

SAD TO HEAR OF YOUR PASSING

Posted by KEN&TONI VERBEEK - zeeland, MI - Friend   November 25, 2020

We were sad to hear of the passing of Uncle Jack. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you through this difficult time.

Posted by Norm and Marcia Poll - Longmont, CO - Family   November 25, 2020

My prayers and thoughts are with you all in the passing of Uncle Jack. I have many fond memories of our family times together. God bless you all.

Posted by Kathy Poll - Orange Beach, AL - Family   November 24, 2020

He will differently be missed. Cherish the memories.

Posted by Cheryl Kempkers    November 24, 2020