To close out this 4-Part Series about my 4 grandparents, I gift you Part 4 before the close of the year.

Back in October, I released Part 3, so I thought it would be appropriate to drop the final part to this story on the last day of November 2023!

This has been a HEAVY lift as their granddaughter. Peeling back the layers to each of these people's lives first Joe, then Beverly, followed by Virginia, and finally Jack!

In order of when these people transitioned from the earthly realm into the spirit world, allow me to introduce you to John Fredrick Higman, also known as Grandpa Jack.

Dying in 2007, right before the first iPhone changed our lives, Jack was the grandparent of mine that lived the longest; therefore, I have the fondest memories of him.

Born the same year as my maternal grandmother, Jack was born in 1919 right before the "Roaring 20s."

He and his family lived during the Great Depression while owning a family-run grocery store in Kansas City, Missouri.

Later in life, Jack managed Monarch Life Insurance in the Colorado Rockies. It was a great run in "Colorful Colorado," yet while away he lost his mother when she was at a fairly young age.

Jack and his family later returned to his hometown, where he lived the rest of his life. Towards the end of his time in this lifetime, Jack was intrigued with life after death. An avid reader, Sylvia Browne piqued his interest. 

I always say that if all the grandparents were still alive, Jack would be the most thrilled with Ruby Jade Rituals.