Jack Thayer

Jack Thayer is a first class survivor of the RMS Titanic and who has a family, yet commited suicide a 1945. He gave a testimony of the Titanic at 1940, 36 years after the Titanic did sink. Jack was one of the only survivors that remembered that Titanic broke in half. He claimed that the bow piece lifted up for a while and then went down. The stern followed shortly after.

Biography
Jack Thayer was born at December 24, 1896. At 1912, the 17-year-old went on a trip to Europe. He would return to New York on board the Titanic. He was on first-class. When Titanic was sinking at April 15, 1912, Jack jumped overboard. The second funnel blew up and was about to fall on Jack Thayer. But it missed by 20 to 30 feet. He got on an upside down boat with 10 others and saw the Titanic break in half and go down under the sea. He was pulled into another boat later and on the Carpathia. He drew some drawings about what he saw. He did make it to New York, then graduated, and at 1915 he got married. He got 8 children, and one died a few days after his birth. At 1940, he gave a testimony of the Titanic. Another son of his died at 1943. Jack's wife died as well at 1944. Now Jack was depressed, and at 1945, he died. He has commited suicide. He was only 51 years old when he died.