Retired Navy Capt. John H. "Jack" Fellowes, 77, died at his Pendennis Mount home Monday afternoon from congestive heart failure, family members said yesterday.
Fellowes never recovered from the death in March of his eldest child, Cathy Fellowes Hill, from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's disease, according to family members.
One of Fellowes' sons, retired Navy Lt. Cmdr. John Fellowes Jr., said his father also was upset at the recent deaths of some POWs from...
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An honor - 2010-05-07 18:42:27
I had the distinct honor to meet three distinguished men who persevered through long years as POWs: James Stockdale, Bill Lawrence and Jack Fellowes. All three possessed impressive intellects, outlooks and personalities. I crossed paths with Capt. Fellows the most and I'm not surprised to learn that he was known as "Happy Jack." What a positive presence he was despite having spent years facing death thousands of miles from home.
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Capt.Jack Fellowes - 2010-05-07 14:16:23
I remember Capt.Jack when he worked at the General Assembly. He would sometimes gather the bills I needed and joke about how interesting the bills were to read we both new uninteresting to us the bills were . Capt.Jack would say " don't get caught reading that stuff" as if it were porn we both would laught. For all he been through he was a very accepting person.
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Capt. Jack - 2010-05-06 19:21:01
I was honored to hear him tell the story of the Christmas orange during a training session at the Annapolis Police Dept. He was a volunteer there and always had a smile and something nice to say. It was an honor, sir.
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CAPTAIN FELLOWES - 2010-05-06 17:33:08
As an enlisted Athletic Trainer stationed at the Naval Academy I had the honor to have met Captain Fellowes. I enjoyed his stories, his humor, his wit, his love for life and admired his integrity and honor for country. This is a great loss of a great man. He was what is great about the Naval Academy. Captain, you will be greatly missed.
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Capt. Jack Fellowes - 2010-05-06 17:32:21
I so very fortunate to meet and sit with Capt. Jack Fellowes a few years back at the Capital's annual carrier banquet. The evening was a highlight for me to be able to meet and converse with this wonderful man. A gentleman and true Americn hero.
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