- Date Of Birth: November 7, 1934
- Date Of Death: November 15, 2022
- State: Idaho
Jack D. Maulin passed away just before 10:00 on the morning of November 15, 2022. Jack was 88 years old when he passed peacefully at St Alphonsus hospital in Boise, Idaho.
Jack Doolin Maulin was born on November 7, 1934, in Buffalo, Missouri, Son of George Washington and Gussie Dean (Doolin) Maulin.
Jack is survived by his wife Diane E (Palermo) Maulin;
his children Debra J. (Maulin) Lane, John D. and wife Caroline M. Maulin, and Robert W.
his grandchildren Jason D. and wife Samantha (Brown) Maulin and Caitlin X. (Maulin) and husband Matthew Lorcher;
his brothers Bill’s wife Margaret, Jim and wife, Marilyn Maulin, Jerry and wife, Cindy Maulin;
and his many Maulin and Doolin relatives.
Jack was preceded in death by his sister Patricia and husband, Robert C. Epple, his brother William (Bill) Howard Maulin, Jack’s first wife Jane L. (Eason) Maulin.
Jack received a Bachelor of Science from the University Missouri in 1957.
Jack’s engineering career began when he joined Morrison Knudsen Company
His career had him moving all over the United States on many various construction projects. He was an Assistant Project Engineer, Morrison Knudsen Company, Inc, California, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Wyoming, 1959-1963; Project Engineer/Project Manager multiple construction projects, Morrison Knudsen Company, Inc, Wyoming, North Dakota and California, 1963-1966; Eastern Regional Engineer, Morrison Knudsen Company, Inc, New York, 1966-1971; Project Manager multiple construction projects, Morrison Knudsen Company, Inc, North Dakota And California, 1970-1973; Vice President Corporation Marketing and Planning, Morrison Knudsen Company, Inc, Boise, Idaho., 1973-1983; Senior Vice President Corporation Marketing and Planning, Morrison Knudsen Company, Inc, Boise, Idaho., 1983-1987; Senior Vice President Construction, Morrison Knudsen Company, Inc, Boise, Idaho.
Following his very significant career at Morrison Knudsen Company Jack moved to California and spent a year working as a Vice President at Fluor Corporation.
Jack had several health issues that showed up in his late 50s. These issues made it difficult for him to hear and as it progressed, he also had nerve pain which affected his balance. Despite this in his retirement he moved out to his retirement ranch which he named “Eagle Island Ranch” located Eagle Idaho where he and his wife Stephanie raised Hanoverian horses. They traveled to Germany where they purchased horses and had them transported to their ranch where they trained them in dressage. Jack had always wanted to get back to farming and ranching as he had fond childhood memories. He enjoyed working with his hands and taking care of his horses. As he aged, he sold most of his ranch property and built a very nice house on a portion of his property where he and Diane lived. He grew hay and had a very significant vegetable garden which he tended to until it became too difficult to maintain. Jack very much enjoyed his living in the country area between the rivers in Eagle Idaho.
In his 80s he moved to a smaller house in Eagle Idaho. As he aged there was a need for him to have better medical care, so Jack and Diane moved in to assist living in Boise Idaho.
