Jack "Miami Vice" Brandon joined the Denton County Southern Cruisers in August 17 2007, membership number 195092.
Jack was born in 1947 in the Florence Nightengale Maternity at the original Baylor Hospital in downtown Dallas.
Jack was very proud to be a native Texas.
Jack received his road name from "Miami Vice" as a result of an audit assignment he received from his employer, Univision.
Jack spent many months in Miami, Florida investigating a curupt manager who was embezzling cash to fund his dog racing habit.
Jack caught the culprit and thus he was ordained by the chapter as "Miami Vice".
Jack served as Road Captain for the Denton County Chapter.
Jack served in the military at Ft Steward, GA in Company A, 3rd infantry division from 1968 to 1970.
Jack received a Good Conduct Medal as a result of his work as Causualty Assistant/Spec 4.
Jack had great respect for the military and participated with the North Texas Patriot Guard.
He served as Mission Coordinator for the Patriot Guard for burial service at the National Cemetery at DFW.
Jack was buried at the DFW National Cemetery on May 15, 2020 in Section 18b, Grave 614.
Jack had a long and determined six year fight with Multiple Myeloma, a bone marrow cancer.
Jack also suffered a massive heart attack in March of 2014.
He under went a triple by-pass and aortic valve surgery soon after.
He returned home to recover and to continue his fight with cancer.
Jack began Hospice Care on March 29, 2019.
Jack passed away into the arms of his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ on November 30, 2019.
Jack is survived by his wife, Jeannie Brandon "Chatterbox", who made many trips with Jack on the back of his Gold Wing motorcycle.
Jack was the father of two children Son, David and daughter, Carrie.
He was also the Step-dad of Jeannie's three children.
Jill, Jolene and Tom {US Navy, Ret.}.
Jack was, Papa to 13 grandchildren, Emma, Anna, Madeleine, Jack, Jacob, Jennie, Elizabeth, Bryan, Katie, Madison, Hunter, Connor and Lexi.
We will always remember the great rides with Miami Vice and Jeannie.
May you rest in peace brother, you will always be remembered.