John (Jack) Alan Weinlein, 61, of Lancaster PA, passed away on February 22, 2016, after a brief illness with his loving and devoted wife Margaret (Mc Kinney) Weinlein at his side.

Jack is also survived by his sons Sean partner Caitlin McCullough, Pittsburgh Pa, Paul (Kate), Lancaster PA, and Bill (Nikki), Katy TX and his new grandsons Andrew and Rory as well as brother Ed Weinlein (Sharon) Weinlein of Hilton Head SC and step brother Barry Howard of Morristown NJ. Nephews Bryan (Shelly) along with their children Will, Walker, and Addyson. In addition, nephew Tim Weinlein in Denver, CO. He was predeceased by his parents Bill and Ann Weinlein, brother Bill from New Jersey and step bother Craig Howard from Connecticut.

Jack was born and raised in Morristown NJ. He was a proud graduate and alumnus of Delbarton School. After graduating Marietta College, Ohio. Jack embarked on an extended, successful career in radio business building, training and guiding sales staffs across various markets in Pennsylvania, North & South Carolina and West Virginia. Jack was able to expand his marketing expertise via several key management positions in Marking and direct mail companies. He retired his career with Hall Media, in Lancaster. Jack remarked after explaining to hundreds of radio friends and employees over the years, radio was always supposed to be "fun" it took decades for him to arrive at FUN 101.3.

When presented with his terminal diagnosis Jack immediately embarked on his "bucket list". True to Jack's ever present positive attitude, the list focused on the spiritual aspects of life. His sole objective was to reach out to the people with whom he shared so many life experiences. As always, Jack was always thinking about the well-being of others. His local Lancaster network group off friends, along with high school graduating class, and his college fraternity brothers have all responded overwhelming from across the world. Jack enjoyed and relished every message as they arrived.

Jack always enjoyed a passion for his family, friends, and the many business contacts he enjoyed working with during his career. His relationship with wife Margie was his proudest life accomplishment spending 44 years together and married for 37 years. Jack was a parishioner of St. John Neumann.

A memorial service to honor and celebrate Jack will be held on Monday February 29th 2016 at St. John Neumann Catholic Church, 601 E. Delp Rd., Lancaster, PA , with visitation from 10:00AM-11:00AM ,followed by Mass at 11:00AM.

Jack and his family are extremely thankful to Hospice & Community Care of Lancaster for their loving care services they provided in very difficult time. In lieu of flowers, the family request donations to:Hospice Community & Care, 685 Good Drive, P.O. Box 4125, Lancaster, PA 17604.