David, my prayers and thoughts are with you and your family right now. Your dad and uncle are two of the very first hosts I remember from childhood.

Beat The Clock was a must watch for me when we got our first color tv with UHF! I also appreciate his kindness by participating in our Cleveland Game Show Convention via the telephone. His genuine kindness and generosity was evident. Jack was a true gentleman, and I am honored to have had the opportunities to speak with one of my childhood "heroes"...and a true hosting talent.

I think I may be a bit too young to remember him on Beat the Clock, I remember watching that as a kid, but I think someone else may have hosted. But I do remember him & it is sad to see all the really great oldtimers passing on. And, as a bit of a trivia buff, I did not know he & Tom Kennedy were brothers! It's often hard in showbiz to tell who's related to who with all the name changing. I always found it interesting that 2 more old-timers, James Arness &Peter Graves were brothers. They didn't look very much alike (at least to me), so unless you knew it, you didn't. (That sounded a little odd, but whatever)

I remember growing up on those great old quiz shows.
Many of their hosts have passed on: Jack Barry, Bill Cullen, Hal March, Gene Rayburn, et al.
RIP, Jack Narz.

P.S. I hope brother Tom Kennedy is doing all right. I loved his show YOU DON'T SAY from the '60's.

Sad news. I always felt he was kinda underrated as a game show host...maybe because none of his hosting gigs lasted more than 5 years or so. Even so, he had a long solid resume to his credit. I still catch him once in a while on "Now You See It" reruns on GSN. RIP Jack.