A Gift for Jack — Because Service Deserves Recognition

Let’s surprise a man who’s spent his life serving others, by giving something back.

Please don’t tell Jack — this is a complete surprise!

Jack Aschenbach is the definition of a servant leader. After 23 years in the U.S. Navy, he has continued giving back to his community as a PGA Professional and President of the North Florida Junior Golf Tour. If you’ve met him, you know: Jack is the first to show up (Unless it's a tee time, then he hits a couple PW and maybe a driver or two), but the last to ask for anything in return.

I met Jack about 10 months ago, and it quickly became clear that he's one of the most genuine, selfless people I’ve ever known. As a business owner in the home insurance industry, I got to know Jack when he reached out about replacing his roof — something he was planning to do later this year.

But we want to take that burden off his shoulders.

Just last week, our team — led by Jack — won the Secretary’s Cup, a national PGA HOPE tournament for Veterans. That weekend was unforgettable, not just because we won, but because of the stories, support, and brotherhood we shared. That night, we asked: What do you give a man who always gives to others?

The answer: You take care of him, the way he’s taken care of everyone else.

We’ve partnered with NEXGEN Roofing, one of Florida’s best roofing companies, and our goal is to raise $21,000 to cover the full cost of Jack’s new roof. Every dollar helps. Whether it’s $5 or $500, your donation will directly bless a man who’s never asked for anything but has given so much.

Thank you for your time and consideration. Have a blessed day.

**Jack, I wrote this on 5/17/2025. If we did our job, I am about to hand you a check for $21,000 to replace your roof. First, please do not kick my ass for doing this, because I know you would have never allowed this if you knew about it. Second, you deserve this and much more. You truly are an amazing man, leader, mentor, and friend. You have dedicated your life to service and your North Florida PGA HOPE TEAM, as well as all of the doners thank you. I love you Jack, we love you.**