Darien, Illinois
George J. Sedlacek, Jr. Beloved husband of Joan nee Luketich. Loving father of Rebecca (Jeff) Fick. Cherished grandfather of Avery and Zoey. Dear brother of Janice Sedlacek. Funeral Friday 9:15 a.m. from Modell Funeral Home, 7710 S. Cass Ave. Darien to St. Mary of Gostyn Church. Mass 10:00 a.m....
Read MoreGeorge always had his players back. I know, because in 1973 he trusted me to play Leftfield. Whether I hit a triple, or missed a suiceide squeeze, he never lost faith in me. And made me feel like I'd run through a volacano in a gasoline suit for him!
Richard P Devens
December 12, 2023 | School
We haven’t forgotten you George . Rest easy big guy.
December 12, 2020 | Chicago, IL | Student
Not only did I have George as a teacher several of my uncles did as well . George was a fine teacher and an even better man .
March 26, 2015
George was a gentle and kind man. We shall always remember his beautiful smile. We have shared many fun times together. His presence will ever be felt in our kitchen, voices mingling in mirthful song, laughter abounding, and silly hats on display. Precious memories of shared friendship remain in our hearts and soothe our souls. Now he is making heaven a better place.
Dennis and Nancy Duffy
December 22, 2013
George was such a fine and caring man, a compassionate leader. We deeply regret that it became time for him to move on and know that all of you in the family will hold your many memories of him close.
Please accept our sympathies and deepest condolences
Tom and Barbara Wick
Barbara Wick
December 21, 2013 | Northfield, IL
George was a great colleague and a great leader at Brother Rice. I appreciated his low-key, efficient and friendly style. He made us smile! We will all miss him.
Br. Charles Gattone
December 19, 2013 | Vancouver, BC
George was my Assistant Principal when I taught at Brother Rice. He was a wonderful man and leader. He will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Kristine (Segraves )Papa
December 19, 2013 | Frankfort, IL
I remember when I first began my teaching career at Brother Rice thirty-one years ago, George was the assistant principal and later became Dean of Students. When George was Dean, students feared going to see "Sedlacek." (I even feared George my first year at BRHS.) When a student did something wrong, I could hear George reprimanding that student all the way down the hall to my classroom, Room 107. When I went to talk to George about a student one time, I heard him speaking to Joan. This...
Christina Forbes
December 19, 2013 | Homer Glen, IL
I knew George from Br. Rice and without him my high school years would have been very different. George was one of a kind he will be missed.
December 18, 2013
