Ethel Fried

May I extend my sincere condolences to Jackie's mother, brother,family members,and friends. I was fortunate to have Jackie as a friend in highschool and throughout my college years at SIU. After numerous years,we lost touch, however I have always remembered Jackie as a sincere, kind, and generous person who had a heart of gold. Jackie's effervescent personality, her creative endeavors, love of people,devotion to her family, etc. will always live in my heart and mind.

My sincere condolences to Jackie's mother and brother and the many family members and friends who will miss her so much. I first met Jackie when we were working at
Household Finance in Rogers Park in 1968-69. I remember thinking, what beautiful red hair she had.

Then years later, about 1990, we met again at a party. She was a warm and considerate person and I am so sorry for your tragic loss.

To the family of Jackie Fried-

While reading the news article on Jackie's tragic accident, I shed a tear for all of you.

Two months ago on September 18th, I lost my wife, Barbara, suddenly in a tragic car accident as well.

I do know and can truly understand the grief and the pain her family and friends are experiencing.

My prayers are with all of you.

Dennis Cottini
Glenview

We are so very sorry to hear about your loss.Our condolences to the family,,,Roz & Shelly Hirsch

To Jackie's family,
I remember the first time I met Jackie at a Yom Kippur dance a few years ago. She had come up to me and asked me my last name. After telling her it was Chesrow, she got excited and asked if I was Sandi's daughter, and I had said yes. The rest of the evening she sat with me and went on about how she had been friends with my mother in college and how much fun they had.
She was very caring and considerate in asking how my younger sister, my father, and my...

I am sad to hear the news. Jackie got us out of our townhouse and into our house in Buffalo Grove.
Thank you, Jackie.

I went to SIU with Jackie and became great friends with her. We lost contact over the years, but most recently I had been talking with her 2 months ago for hours about real estate and her teaching. Jackie was a warm, loving, nuturting, wonderful, caring woman who was the most unselfish woman I have ever met.
She had a great "ear" for listening and always gave great advice to me. I loved her as my friend and admired her taking care of her mother and putting her own needs aside. She was...

I am Sheila and Jack's cousin. I am terribly sorry for your loss.

Jackie was a very nice person and I am glad I had the pleasure of meeting her seven years ago. I remember when I had lunch and dinner with her and my cousin. She always had interesting stories to tell and we had a great time seeing James Cameron's THE ABYSS over at my parents house after I had heard she was very fond of Cameron's TITANIC. My condolences to her and her family.