John "Jack" O'Donnell

To my Uncle Jack. I was a young boy but can clearly remember when you first joined the academy and would bring your police radio home with you. We would sit there and listen to it and you would tell me what all the codes meant. My father would always tell me that you always wanted to be a police officer and that you were one of the the best. You were a true gift to this world. Great husband, father, grand father and friend. You always found a way to smile under any circumstance or tell a joke. You were true blessing to the world. I know you in heaven and that my Father met you at the gate. This is not the end. It's only the beginning. We will see each other again. Much love to the O'Donnell family,

Dear Mrs. O'Donnell, Donna, Kelly< Heather,Colleen and Amy,

I am so sorry to hear about Mr. Odonnell. I fondly remember him. When I was at the house and Kelly and I would be talking about the same time, one louder than the other, he would simply smile with that twinkle in his eye that he always seemed to have. Driving cross country from California with Richard Kelly and I is a memory I hold close to my heart. How he loved all of you. A true girl dad before that saying came about. Love and prayers to you all.

My sincere condolences to the family. Jack was a great guy.

Deepest condolences o'donnell family. Jack was an all around good man. I will remember him fondly from our time at the Bourse.

Jack and I were close growing up. I'm going to miss him for sure. He was my best man at my wedding and I was in his wedding. He was Christopher's God father. As kids we would always visit the boardwalk when we stayed at the Villas. He was in the USAF with an overseas tour to Ethiopia to do photo mapping. I always enjoyed those stories.I going to miss you Jack. Say hi to my Dad and Mom-Mom.