Remembering Jack Lord
30 December 1920 - 21 January 1998
"Heroes live as long as people respect them."
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"Remembering Jack Lord"
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113 Comments
Thank you, Nell. Jack really inspires me, sometimes.
H50.10 Forever, I just finished reading your poem at the end of Jack's Biography. So beautiful and descriptive of sailor's life.
What a wonderful site and tribute to Jack Lord. I truly respected the man and his beliefs in the human spirit. He is a great inspiration to me in treating others with respect and dignity.
You're welcome, H50 1.0 Forever. I promise to come back as often as I can. My internet hasn't been doing too well but I will visit every chance I can get. Thank you again for making such a beautiful site. I think Jack would've been proud of everyone who contributed to this wonderful place.
Thank you, JL_Fan1990. I'm glad you like the site and hope you will come back often. We have several young members. Regardless of our ages, I think we all respect Jack for the high standards he set for himself and strove to live by. Even though he did not always live up to those standards, he kept on keeping on. A good lesson for us all.
This website is truly amazing! All of the hard work put in this has really paid off and I'm proud to be a member. I'm only 21 years old but Jack's been my fave actor since I was seven years old. I have learned so much from him and no matter what bad things people say, I will always believe Jack was the greatest man to ever walk this Earth. Mahalo for this wonderful site and aloha!
- Ashley; Age 21
- Ashley; Age 21
Re: the challenge to name the person shown in the picture on the photographer's wall in "A Bird in Hand..." - - - Barbara gave the correct answer in the MofH50 guestbook. The lady in the large hat was Marie Lord, Jack's wife. Congratulations to Barbara!
A challenge suggested by Steve's Girl:
Go to "A Bird in Hand..." (Season 12) to 27 minutes and some seconds. You will see the photographer pulling exposed film from her camera bag while McGarrett looks on. On the wall you will see a half-dozen or more photographs. A familiar face is in one of those photographs. Who is she?
This challenge is being posted on both sites. You may post your answer in either guestbook.
Go to "A Bird in Hand..." (Season 12) to 27 minutes and some seconds. You will see the photographer pulling exposed film from her camera bag while McGarrett looks on. On the wall you will see a half-dozen or more photographs. A familiar face is in one of those photographs. Who is she?
This challenge is being posted on both sites. You may post your answer in either guestbook.
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Susan
04:17 PM on January 28, 2012
I am a big fan of Hawaii Five-0 and I record all the episodes. Having just found this website, I am now looking forward to learning more about Jack Lord.
Did You Know?
During World War II, when Jack was serving in the Merchant Marines, the Liberty ship on which he was sailing was struck by a submarine (nationality unknown). The impact was to the stern of the ship, and casualties were many. Jack managed to escape to safety aboard a life raft. He and those with him drifted in the ocean for sixteen hours before they were rescued.
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