James-Jack-Obituary

James Jack

Palatine, Illinois

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Jack, James Alexander age 82, Former CPD. Beloved husband of Nancy, nee Flensborg. Loving father of James (Mary Ann) Jack, Lance Harrison, Timothy Jack, Dana Harrison-Scales and Jill (Diane) Jack. Cherished grandfather of James (Jennifer), Christopher, Jade, Jennifer and Eden and great...

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I am sorry Jimmy is not longer around. we had a lot of fun during family secrets. I have to read the book. Shark

To the Jack Family. Our deepest condolences. We only found out yesterday about the passing of "coach" as we fondly called him. Our daughter Katharine is her Peace be with you partner at church, because we told her that from the time that she was born Coach made sure to come by us and say hi to her every time we see each other at church, for 7 years. So it was her turn to see him. He was the only person that my daughter would cross the aisle just to get to him and shake his hand.
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DEAREST JIMMY,
COMPASSIONATE SOUL, YOU WILL NOT BE FORGOTTEN.

REST EASY MY DEAR FRIEND... I WILL MISS YOU ALWAYS

Jimmy Jack one of the best books and that was his first. We spent good time together and I will not forget him

I so wanted to meet Mr. Jack . He was from our old neigborhood. I hope to read his new book. All my sympathy and prayers to the family.
Carole Quinn

Dear Jack family: So many memories flashed back when I saw Jimmy's obit. I first met him when I was a 19 yr old stenographer at Area 5 Homicide in 1961. I was in such awe of these detectives and the work they did. Jimmy took the time and I learned so much from him. He even hired me to work at the polygraph office on Western Ave. where I learned more. I ultimately became a Chicago Police Detective and was fortunately assigned to the same Area 5 Homicide. I ran into him again when he worked...

Uncle Jimmy was a dear, fun, and always wonderful uncle to me. He will be well-missed in this family, and in this life. Jim, I pray that you now can meet up with Dad and you two can argue football again (!)

Jimmy was a friend, an honorable man, and a dear person. I got to know him very well by helping him write his pending memoir about the Family Secrets mobster trial, including stories of his youth and the police force and other mobsters from his days as a Chicago Homicide detective. The world is a better place with people like Jimmy. He will be missed by many.