John P. "Jack" Walsh

My son, John Robinson, just left here. He stops to visit on his lunch break from work at Davis Standard on Tuesdays.
I mentioned to him that Jack Walsh had passed away. He didn;t know it and felt really bad that he didn't go to the funeral mass.
He lives in Madison, Ct and doesn't always get our local news.
Now I am feeling bad that I didn't tell him because he and young John were good friends and he would have attended the service.
Our sympathy to all of the Walsh
family.
Mary Lou Robinson

John, Maura and Family,
My thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this sad time.

Judith Marie

To the Walsh Family,

Please accept my deepest and most heartfelt condolences.

Jack was "extremely" special to me. He along with Maddy Jones were "guiding angels" that greatly changed my life in elementary school and beyond. With unmatched patience and a penchant of skills to teach "in the moment" I learned an immense amount of skills that guided me through my athletic and academic life. Presently retired, there teachings lead me to pursue careers in education and the military.

To this day, I vividly remember his in-depth explanation of distant galaxies and how to calculate lights years into ways that were unstandable to me. Moreover, he had me hooked when he started to talk about football and various other sports. When he said he played football my eyes lit up like a christmas tree and mind began to operate at "warp factor 100".

Jack inspired me to be the best I can be and use all god give talents to the best of my abilities. He also knew my love for music inspired by both my mother and father. Hence, songs like "I hope you dance-Lee ann Womack" to "Remember when-Alan Jackson" to "Teach your children- Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young" to "Landslide-Fleetwood Mac" to "My old man-Zac Brown Band" to numerous Earth,Wind and Fire songs . . . there lessons in life, taught to me in elementary school, gave me the foundation to love and enjoy "ALL" of what life had to offer.

Like the palm of my hand, I will hold the lessons of life you taught me near and dear . . . and do so for eternity. From one educator to another "thank you" . . . I'll continue to pay it forward.

Thoughts and prayers,


Kevin Kelliher

Dear cousin carol ann, so sorry for the loss of your beloved husband, Jack. May your fondest memories and children be a comfort during the upcoming days. Sincerest Sympathy, love, Betty (Lazarchick) Knoblauch ad family

My sympathy goes out to the Walsh family. It's never easy losing someone so dear. May the God of comfort bring you peace during this difficult time.
Psalm 29:11

John,
I'm sorry to hear about your father's death. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Sincerely,
Joanne Castiglione

Sorry for your loss Walsh family, thoughts and prayers are with you at this time

So sorry to hear of the passing of my fellow classmate since the first grade at the Gridley School. He was a great person

Here's to you Jack, a terrific and caring neighbor to our Mom & Dad and the Pawcatuck community!

John, Maura and family. We are so sorry for your loss, you are in our prayers....
Mark, Candy and family

Mr.Walsh was a great guy.So for your loss.

To Larz and the entire Walsh family, I am sorry to hear about the loss of Jack..I will always have fond memories of him and wish the family well during this difficult time.

Mr. Walsh was one in a million!!! I'm so sorry for your loss!! You are all in my prayers. Hugs & Peace Suzan

Mr Walsh was one in a million!!! I'm so very sorry for your loss. You are all on my prayers. Hugs to you all Suzan

so sorry to hear about jack. you are in our prayers. love jack and pat lazarchick

With sincere sorrow and condolences to all the family at this very sad time. In our thoughts and prayers. May God comfort you and give you peace
Jeanne and Gerry Gallagher

My very sincere condolences to the Walsh family. Mr Walsh and the entire family are in my thoughts and Prayers.