I have so many fond memories of Carl from our teen years. I lived in West Colls and hung around Woodlyn as well. I was told Carl was in a gang called the Woodlyn Animals and to avoid them. However, Carl was a teddy bear. He took me to the State Fair, which was held at the old Race Track. I looked forward to going on the fast or high rides, but Carl told me he didn’t like them. Too cute. Some years later, I moved into “The Sutton” and found Carl there at the front desk. I felt so secure, as a single mother, knowing he was around. And when my mother died, he secured a wonderful place for our family to plant a memorial tree in Knight Park at the end of Grant Ave. Carl was a man of great character, principles, and humor.  He always had a place in my heart. My deepest condolences for your loss.

Please accept my sincere condolences on the loss of Carl,  he was a good man with a big heart, he will be missed by all who knew him! 
     Rest in Peace Carl Jubb, May flights of Angels take you to your final resting place!    It was my Pleasure to have known you,  Thank you for allowing me into your life.

My sincere condolences to Linda and family. Thinking of Carl's brother Jimmy as well. Carl really improved Knight Park. He was a very hard worker. A life well- lived.

He was definitely the coolest guy in the park. Thank you for being a big part of my high school memories.

My brother was an amazing guy. He was a good father and grandfather. He and his wife lived to the fullest and traveled together to yard sales, dinners,  Las Vegas, and enjoyed each other.  May the Lord rest his soul and keep him. Love you brother, till we meet again.
Your brother Jim.

Uncle Carl a.k.a. Uncle "10-4" was an amazing human being. I have far too many photos and memories to share entirely here.  But I'll share a few memories with you all. 
 I most definitely will always fondly remember his laughter, his silly, crazy Jubb humor, his talking in "cop talk (Affirmative/Negative)," his kindness, his protective nature, the nicknames my dad would call him like, "Stosh" and "10-4", Christmas Eve gatherings at the house in Knight Park when he would make his famous "seafood salad" and my mom would in turn make him her famous pumpkin bread. The amount of people that would come in and of of his door on Christmas Eve was impressive. From family, to fellow officers, old friends and colleagues, they'd all come by to have a meal, share in some laughter and fellowship, and even left a gift or two.  

I'll always remember the "jingling sound" of all of the keys he had on his belt loop, that went to the garages, trucks, and other various things that he stewarded over, while working in the park, and the phone calls to "Come over - we're sledding," as nearly the whole family would gather there to do so in the winter when it snowed. He'd take us for rides in the truck, too! But, most of all, I remember his great affection and love for his wife (Aunt Linda), his children (my cousins) and grandchildren. He adored them all. Family in general, was very important to Uncle Carl, and he treated many who were not his biological children, as sons and daughters, who looked up to him. 
 He made such a lasting impact on the community and abroad. I felt so blessed to call him "uncle" as I was always so proud of him and all he had accomplished. We've always been a tight family. 
To say that I will dearly miss him is an understatement. But, I am grateful for all of the love and memories that I have to cherish  for the rest of my days. I love you Uncle 10-4!  Thank you for everything. 
"10-24" 💔

So very sorry to hear that your dad passed. He was a very special person. God rest. 😢

My deepest sympathy to you and your family

My deepest sympathies and prayers for your family

Mr. Jubb was an amazing human. He had a way to get into your heart, through his smile and kind words. We had many talks over the years and he is forever one of the good guys, for sure. Rest easy my friend. Until we meet again Brother !

I can't say enough about Carl. He was like a big brother to me when I was young. He was there for me, including jump starting my old jalopy cars, on more then one occasion. I loved his stories.  I will never forget the sadness in his face when his grandson passed away. I always think of him whenever I pass the park. My very deepest condolences to the Jubb family. God Bless!

OBITUARY

Carl W. Jubb Sr.

28 August, 1947 – 1 December, 2023

Blake-Doyle Funeral Home

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