Jacky had a passion for gardening and spent countless hours researching and cultivating his garden. He took great pleasure in growing vegetables and relished in the satisfaction of enjoying the fruits of his labor at the dinner table. Fishing and playing with his grandson, Jackson "Kooper" Wingard, brought him immeasurable joy. 

A devoted family man, Jacky cherished his loved ones above all else. He was a proud husband to his wife, Dovie Coan, and together they built a life filled with love and happiness. His daughter, Ashley Wingard, and son-in-law, Kirk Wingard, as well as his daughter Lacey Coan, brought him immense pride and joy. 

Jacky's love for Alabama football knew no bounds, and he eagerly supported his favorite team. He was known by the nickname "Cullhane" among his friends and family. One of Jacky's favorite sayings was, "You can't fix stupid," and "Where's the giblet gravy," which he often used to humorously reflect on life's quirks. 

His proudest accomplishments and greatest contributions were his family, who will forever cherish the memories and lessons he imparted. Jacky is survived by his siblings Stanley Coan, Dot Creamer, April Woodfin, and their spouses Steve Creamer and Matt Woodfin. He also leaves behind many nieces, nephews, and close cousins. 

Jacky will be remembered for his strong work ethic, unwavering loyalty, and stubborn determination. He was a loyal friend and always willing to lend a helping hand. He was preceded in death by his mother, Edith Coan, and his father, Richard Coan.