Jack Westland U.S. Congressman amateur golfer

Jack Westland is a 77 years old U.S. Congressman amateur golfer from Everett, Washington. Jack Westland was born on December 14, 1904 (died on November 03, 1982, he was 77 years old) in Everett, Washington. His nickname was Westland Alfred; Westland Alfred John.

Jack Westland, U.S. Congressman, amateur golfer (1904-1982)

Birth Place:

Everett, Washington

Country:

United States

Birthday:

December 14, 1904

Death Date:

November 3, 1982 (age 77)

Birth Sign :

Sagittarius

About

Is Jack Westland still alive?

No, he died on 11/03/1982, 42 years ago. He was 77 years old when he died. He died in Pebble Beach and buried in Arlington National Cemetery .

Education

He graduated from University Of Washington School Of Law

What was Jack's zodiac sign?

Jack Westland zodiac sign was sagittarius.

Other facts about Jack Westland

Alias	Westland Alfred; Westland Alfred John
Place of birth	Everett Washington
Place of death	Pebble Beach
Party	Republican Party (United States)
Region	Washington's 2nd congressional district
Country of citizenship	United States Of America
Place of burial	Arlington National Cemetery
Name in native language	Jack Westland
Work location	Washington, D.C.
Political party	Republican Party
Given name	Alfred
Country for sport	United States Of America
Sport	Golf
Languages spoken, written or signed	English
Position held	United States Representative
Date of death	1982-11-03T00:00:00Z

Jack Westland Is A Member Of

Golfer

Politician

Comments

Lynn Westland - 3 years ago

I remember Marcia, Jacks first wife telling me about the 2 of them travelling on a  ship to one of his many golf matches and their fellow passengers kept looking at Jack and whispering. Marcia was talking to a fellow passenger when she was not with Jack and the passenger not knowing that Jack and Marcia were together whispers to Marcia that several passengers had seen John Dillinger on the ship and looks towards the approaching Jack; there was a resemblance for sure. Jack got a big kick out of it and didn't bother setting anyone straight to his true identity for the rest of the voyage. They didn't have Facebook 90 years ago. Whats strange is that no one tried to arrest him. Marcia also related to me that one of the reasons Jack never turned pro is because his father considered golf a gentlemans' game not to be played for money. I've heard from people that played with Jack that his gift was putting. Jack told my now belated husband Timothy that the new generation of golfer would be more of an athlete, stronger and larger with great driving skills.