JEFFREY S. O'CONNOR

My deepest sympathies to the family. Jeff was an awesome guy, I will always remember him standing proudly with a camera on 73rd Street while we rode our bikes up and down the block. I am sorry that I missed the services, as I was away on business. However, you are all in my heart. I love you Christine, Michelle and Denise!

My deepest sympathies go out to Gladys and the rest of the O'Connor Family. I had the pleasure of not only working with Jeff at NYYAG's Office but I also shared his passion for doo-wop. R.I.P. Brother

My condolences to the O'Connor family on thier loss, I had 13 good years with Jeff and never had to look behind me, I knew he was there. Say hello to Stevie. Your partner TonyM

Our deepest condolences and heartfelt sympathy...all our love The O'Neil Family

This gentle giant, so debonair and always dressed to a T, will be carried for a long time in the hearts of those who knew him. A skinny kid who liked to sing on the corner with the boys—do whop, do wha—grew into a man who served his country in the U.S. Navy and later his city—talkin' 'bout the boy from New York City—as an officer in the NYPD, getting himself decorated and making Detective 1. And boy could that boy cook! Recipe? What recipe?! His passion for pots and pans almost outweighed his...

You will be missed as a member of Kells Grennie American legion post 316.

My deepest condolences to the family of my friend Jeff--he was a good man and a great singer here for years,the hearts of the doowop entertainment community are broken..Bobby B of Dejavu

My dear Gladys, O'Connor and Irwin Family,my sincere condolences on the loss of Jeffrey. Jeff considered himself my "other" brother. Rest in peace and be a good advocate for your beloved family.

Wishing you peace and comfort during this difficult time. Jeff was a great guy and will be dearly missed. With deepest sympathy,