John "Jack" Carrigan

My Deepest Sympathy to the Carrigan Family. Jack lived above me on Henley Street. He was a great neighbor to me and later my husband. He loved to tease me when I would cook Italian. He would call up and say "do I smell brownies cooking?" He meant garlic. So I would run up with some chocolate. A few years later his good friend Don Hackett moved in across the hall from him. Don lived above my now nephew-in-law. What a lucky person I was to have these three bachelors living in that small...

I am so sorry to hear of Jack's passing. I worked with him at WGN-TV and send my condolences. I know that God will be waiting for him with open arms for all the good he has done on this earth. He touched my life in so many good ways. God Bless.

Deep condolences from another old golfing friend from the 90's. Me,being a year older, gave us much in common. He was honest, hard-working and very proud of his family. (They allow "gimmes" in Heaven)

Great memories of Milwaukee,Lake Geneva,Boyne Mt,Pinewood Athletic Club and the Lenten Retreats at the Redemtorists on Milwaukee Ave GOD BLESS!

Will miss you, Jack. A visit to Butch Maguire's won't be the same.

What a great competitor on the golf course. It was always a pleasure, being with Jack. Jack will be missed. Our condolences to his family.

Sending our deepest condolences for your loss. May the God of all understanding help guard our hearts and thoughts during this difficult time. Exodus 6:3

What GREAT man, Friend, Dad, Grandfather !!! He will be truly missed. Great memories. John Llewellyn

Our Deepest Sympathy to the family
So sorry to have Jack leave us - wonderful man and great Marquette Man and was my mentor about Marquette when we were in school there, Sorry we cannot attend the services as we are in Florida.

John and Mary Madden