Jeremiah T. O'Connor

My wife Barbara and I extend our deepest sympathy to your family at this time.

Very sorry for your loss. My sympathy to the family.

my deepest sympathy. And condolences. Stay safe. God Bless. glenna sparks-zoerink.

Our family remembers Jerry well when he was assigned to Des Plaines as a rookie State Trooper he rented a sleeping room from my Mother who was great friends with Ellie O'Connor Jerrys Mother who actually introduced my mother to my Father Mike Boyle our family ties go back to Causeway County Kerry Ireland .Our deepest sympathy .

May JEry rest i PeaceWe had our own version of waterpolo, using a wet towel instead of a ball on more than one in game Jerry damn nearly drowned me in QUigley "TANK. I"m sure hewas a good, tough cop

Dear Maureen and Family,

I was so sorry to hear about Jerry's
passing from my Mom today.

I know he will be missed and I always enjoyed talking to you and
him when you came out to the Family
Picnic or we met at Family Weddings.

He had a great sense of humor that
I'm sure being Irish had a lot to
do with.

God Bless all of you in this time
of sorrow.

Allan and Mary Ann Castillo

Please accept our deepest sympathy

I started my employment with the state police in 1975. I didn't work directly with Jerry, but he would come to District 2 frequently. When he did, he always had a smile on his face, something nice to say and maybe a cute joke or two. He was a wonderful person and I am glad to have had the opportunity to have known him. I am very sad to hear of his passing. You were very lucky to have him in your lives.

I shared many investigations, training experiences and memorable times with Jerry. My memory of him wil be that of a ggod cop and a great guy.