I really enjoyed working with Jack, for the three years we were together at Simon. His sense of humor and overall easy-going attitude made everything just a little brighter. I appreciated listening to his stories about his family and noticed how nothing made him happier than to meticulously plan and execute the marvelous trips they made together. He taught me a great lesson about “working to live“ and I feel tremendously sad that he wasn’t able to fulfill his plans for retirement exploring more of the sea. Rest easy, Jack. You’ve created a extraordinary legacy of people whose lives you’ve made better by just knowing you. I know that I, for one, will be forever grateful.

Jack was always the most friendly, easy-going, laid back, sweetheart out of the entire class and pretty much compared to most people I know. He had a beautiful, genuine smile that could make your own
face and mood light up. I was so looking forward to seeing him at the next reunion. This is a shocking, tragic loss.
My own mother died just a few days before Jack, but she was 92 years old. 57 is just wrong.
My heart goes out to his wife and children, his parents and extended family. I'm no stranger to shocking sudden deaths so I mean it when I say I truly feel your pain. I am so deeply sorry for your loss.

To the Fazio Family, my sincerest condolence, he was a great person to work for and was looking forward to continue working with him this upcoming holiday.

May his soul rest in peace, I'm sorry for your loss.

Marie-Renee Malvoisin

Dear Fazio Family,

I am very sorry for your loss. It came as such a shock. I was looking forward to catching up with him at the reunion and talk about HV, his family and sailing. I grew up with Jack on Emerson Road, went through school together, and have remained friends all of these years. To me, he was one of those life long friends who you don't see too often, but as soon as you do re-connect, its an easy familiar feeling of friendship.
I wish you comfort and strength today and always. Fondly, Mary Ann

I'm very shocked and very sad. Jack was a great guy. Smart, fun to be with, was very well liked and respected and had passion for everything that he did. He treated everyone very well. I'm glad our paths crossed. Jack, you will be missed.
John

I was shocked and saddened when I heard the news of Jack's passing, and offer my deepest condolences to the entire family. Jack had a passion for the work he did, and had a great ability to bring his team together. His personality, leadership and spirit will be greatly missed.
~ Matt Bourassa

The news of Jacks passing has left a void in my life and must convey to his wife, children and family that my sincere thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time. Jack was an amazing person that had a true passion for his work, challenged us, and ultimately made his property better every day. A true leader of his team that deep down you knew he was truly having fun both in his professional life and personal life. Talked about his love for sailing, skiing, and life. Rest assured these hard days will be replaced as time goes on with the wonderful stories and memories of Jack that you will have to share for a lifetime.

David Johnson

Dear Cheryl, John, Meredith and Samantha

There are not enough of the right words to express our sadness at Jack's passing. I wish we could be there to say this to you in person. Unfortunately, Mark's condition is such that we cannot travel. Know that we will be with you in spirit, holding you tight in our hearts.