Jack and Jayne exemplify the spirit of Arroyo Grande through their unwavering love for family, dedication to the community, and deep appreciation for the natural beauty and rich heritage of our beloved town. Jack and Jayne Smith are pillars of strength and support for their family, extending their love and kindness far beyond their own household. Their family values are deeply rooted in the fabric of Arroyo Grande, influencing and inspiring everyone they encounter. Their home has always been a welcoming haven for friends and neighbors, where stories are shared, laughter is abundant, and a sense of belonging is fostered.

The Arroyo Grande Valley Harvest Festival is a celebration of community, heritage, and the bountiful blessings of our region. There are no individuals more fitting to lead this celebration than Jack and Jayne Smith. Their lives are a testament to the values we hold dear: love, service, and appreciation for the beauty and history of Arroyo Grande. As Grand Marshals, Jack and Jayne bring warmth, spirit, and a genuine love for our community to the festival, embodying the very essence of what it means to be a part of Arroyo Grande.

Jack Smith's commitment to Arroyo Grande is unparalleled. As a longstanding and active member of the Rotary Club of Arroyo Grande, Jack has played a pivotal role in numerous community projects and initiatives. His efforts have greatly benefited local causes and enhanced the quality of life for many residents. Moreover, Jack's role as a founding board member of the Boys & Girls Clubs of South San Luis Obispo County highlights his commitment to the welfare of our youth. For over two decades, Jack and Jayne, whether they were both on the board at the time or not, have dedicated themselves to providing safe, affordable, and enriching programs for young people. Their relentless support has been crucial in sustaining these vital services, ensuring that future generations have the opportunities they deserve. Jack’s contributions extend to the Five Cities Men’s Club and Camp Arroyo Grande, where his leadership and involvement have had a lasting positive impact. Jayne, equally dedicated, has been the conduit for many initiatives for local nonprofits and organizations. Together, they have been instrumental in connecting community members and addressing local needs. Their involvement doesn’t stop there; they are also major supporters of the Clark Center for the Performing Arts, sponsoring shows each season and fostering a thriving arts community in Arroyo Grande.

Jack and Jayne's commitment to connecting community members and addressing local needs is evident in their everyday actions. They are always available to lend a helping hand, whether through organizing community events, supporting local nonprofits, or simply being there for neighbors in need. Their legacy of service and kindness has created a ripple effect, inspiring others to contribute to the community.