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Cassidy, John
John Francis Kevin Cassidy, formerly of Stamford and Old Greenwich, CT, loving husband, gentle father, doting grandfather, loyal son and brother, Lover of Life and Family, savvy attorney with a poet's soul, died on June 23, 2013 in Sonoma, CA. Beloved husband of 49 years to Patricia Crawford Cassidy of Sonoma, CA. Father to Anne Cassidy of Sonoma, CA, Sarah Cassidy of Duvall, WA, and John Cassidy of Westfield, NJ. Father-in-law of Sam Turner, Luke Woodward and Rebecca Kelly. Grandfather of Grace, Lily, Jack, Maggie, Pearl and Alice. Brother to Efford and Edward Cassidy and the late Elizabeth Krauss, Margaret Chaisson, Nancy Grogan, and James Cassidy. Served his country as an officer in the US Navy during the Korean War. Graduate of Bronx's All Hallow's School, Manhattan College, and Cornell Law School. Jack practiced law for over 25 years with the Dairy Association Market Administrator of Manhattan, NY. He then built a private law practice in his Old Greenwich, CT hometown. He was elected on more than one occasion by the citizens of Old Greenwich to serve on the Greenwich Representative Town Meeting. Jack loved music, dancing, tennis, philosophizing, travel, and most of all his family. He never missed a call to serve his family and community. A gentle, witty, and up-right man, Jack was beloved by all who knew him. Services will be held in Sonoma, CA on June 29th and Old Greenwich, CT onAugust 17th. In lieu of flowers or gifts, please donate to The Catholic Charities of Fairfield County: https://ccfairfield.org/index.php/donate

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Published by Greenwich Time on Jun. 28, 2013.

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Harry McCue

July 17, 2013

Dear Patty, Anne, Sarah, John, David Efford, and Eddie,
Lorraine and I send our condolences upon hearing of Jack's passing. I always enjoyed visiting the house on High Street in Katonah, one of the features being cousin Jack's droll sense of humor. The photo is perfect as it captures his sense of dash (the bow tie) and stability (the suspenders).He could be our Atticus Finch! Successful, steady and a good man, I know he will be missed by all.
Your Upstate cousin,
Harry McCue

July 7, 2013

My love and condolences to the entire Cassidy family. I know Ed Winslow welcomed Jack to heaven for a possible game of tennis. My thoughts are with all of you. Lynn Winslow

Arline Lomazzo

July 3, 2013

Pat,

It's been so long since I have seen you or your beloved Jack. I remember him so well and this photo is typical of that memory. I offer you my sincerest condolence and extend it to your daughter, Ann. Thinking of you all at this time.
Arline Lomazzo, Old Greenwich, CT

Andy Healy

June 29, 2013

Hello Cassidy Girls,

Just an old Cedarwood Neighbor saying I am sorry for your loss. He and your mom never yelled at me cutting across their yard to my bus stop back in the day and they always paid me extra for cutting their lawn. Classy man. I am sorry, he was nice to me.

Sincerely,

Andy Healy

Jack, Bob and Joan Daly and Mary (Read) Saperstone honoring our family at Canadian Thanksgiving in Rochester in the late 80s/early 90s

Christine Briscoe

June 29, 2013

Thinking of all the Cassidys including Jack, today. Lots of love, Christine

SUSI & peter Orbanowski

June 29, 2013

Our thoughts are with you. Jack was a wonderful man and will be missed. We remember is smile and positive attitude on the tennis court. And we miss the entire family.

Terry Saunders

June 28, 2013

'John Cassidy' - RIP - 'God' Called A 'Good Man' Home! A Very Interesting Man To Talk With.
Terry & Morgan Saunders - Old Greenwich, Ct. 06870

fjohn reinke (mc1968)

June 28, 2013

The Manhattan College alumni community shares the grief, and is now praying for our fellow alumni and the family at this time. The Alumni Office has been informed. As well as the Jasper Jottings community that I personally can reach. We are all a little poorer now. "No man is an island, entire of itself ... any man's death diminishes me". We are sorry for your loss.

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