Jack Morey, the visionary co-owner of Morey’s Piers & Beachfront Waterparks in Wildwood, New Jersey, has passed away at the age of 62. His death marks a significant loss to both his family and the broader community, where he was widely recognized for his remarkable contributions to the local entertainment and tourism industry.
Born and raised in Wildwood, Jack Morey was a cornerstone of the family business, which has been a staple of the Jersey Shore since its founding.
Morey’s Piers, known for its thrilling rides and expansive waterparks, became a symbol of fun and adventure for countless families.
Jack, alongside his brothers Will and Bill, transformed their father’s modest amusement operation into a sprawling, multi-generational destination renowned for its innovation and quality.
Under Jack's leadership, Morey’s Piers evolved from a single boardwalk attraction into a complex of three piers featuring dozens of rides, games, and attractions.
His dedication to enhancing the guest experience was evident in every new development, from cutting-edge roller coasters to expansive water slides.
Jack's vision extended beyond mere amusement; he was committed to creating a memorable experience for every visitor, solidifying Wildwood’s reputation as a premier vacation spot.
Jack’s influence reached far beyond the amusement industry. He was a passionate advocate for the local community, supporting various charitable causes and initiatives aimed at improving the quality of life in Wildwood and surrounding areas.
His contributions were recognized through numerous awards and honors, but perhaps his greatest legacy lies in the joy and excitement he brought to so many through his work.
Jack Morey is survived by his wife, children, and extended family, who will continue to honor his memory by upholding the values and vision he instilled in Morey’s Piers.
The community mourns the loss of a beloved leader and visionary whose impact will be felt for generations to come.
A memorial service will be held to celebrate his extraordinary life and the indelible mark he left on his community.