Jeffrey C. Resch

Cheryl and Jeffery found each other on the unit I worked. They were a happy couple and had many mutual hobbies and work experiences. Every week Cheryl would keep me updated about their dogs as well as the chipmunk invasions in their garden. I can't express the sadness I felt when I got that phone call about Jeffery's demise and felt so helpless to provide any comfort to Cheryl.

I was so grateful that their hospital friends were there to help.

Dear Cheryl,
Sorry to hear this, when I removed Jeff I see him in one of our ICU rooms, he would be teaching and explaining things to families! He was a knowledgeable and gifted nurse! He respected and thought so highly of you! I think the day we came to buy the jeep he was more excited about me meeting you then saling the jeep! Prayers for you with a sudden and heavy heart!

So sorry for your loss Cheryl, Jeff was a great man. Sincerely, Vanessa Becker

My heart felt sorrow on your loss. He was a great person. It was my honor to know him.
Cheryl he and you are in our prayers
PJ Papadakos and Family

All at Unity ICU loved and respected Jeff for his nursing talents and his amazing sense of humor. We send our deepest condolences to his family--please know he was loved by us......

I am deeply sorry to hear this news. Jeff was an excellent nurse. I worked with him at Unity ICU. He was passionate about his work and strove for excellence. My prayers go to his wife whom he always spoke fondly of and his family. God bless you.

Jeff was a coworker with me at Unity in the ICU for many yrs.He was a great guy and nurse. He always made me laugh and was a joy to work with. So sorry for your loss.

Dear Cheryl, my co-worker for so many years. I am so very, very sorry for your loss. Words just can not express enough.

Hi Cheryl and the Resch family please accept my most sincere condolences for your loss. I remember Jeff as a an excellent nurse and good person. One of my neughbors had a family member in the ICU at Park Ridge who spoke very highly of Jeff and on how he treated them like family. Thats how I remember Jeff.