“We are deeply grateful to Jack for his dedication to his alma mater and to our enduring impact.” “Jack’s generous gift will help to strengthen the University and encourage others to support SMU,” said SMU President R. “I am pleased to support the exemplary work SMU does for its students, the North Texas community and beyond.” “SMU helped shape me as a person and as a professional,” Knox said.
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This site may be freely linked, but not duplicated in any way without consent.Īll rights reserved! Commercial use of material within this site is prohibited! Survivors include her husband, Jack of 12 Sylvan Hills, Fort Smith, Ark. Her husband, Jack, had been manager of American Optical in Enid before his retirement several years ago. Jack (Norma) Knox, who died Sunday in Fort Smith, Ark., after a long illness, was conducted Wednesday in Paris, Texas. Subscription to get to this site, demand a refund.
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