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John "Jack" Slinchak
1945 - 2011
John "Jack" Slinchak
1945 - 2011
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BORN
1945
DIED
2011
John Slinchak Obituary
Jack lived in New Britain for most of his life, living in Florida for over 20 years, before returning to New Britain. He enjoyed the outdoors and had a special affection for animals. He was an avid pool player and belonged to the APA and to the St. Jeans the Baptiste Society.
He is survived by a nephew Derek Slinchak and a niece Kayla Germer as well as an aunt, Agnes Tanguay and her husband, Raymond and several cousins and good friends.
Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, January 11, 2011 at 12:00 pm from the New Britain Memorial Donald D. Sagarino Funeral Home, 444 Farmington Ave., New Britain, Burial will follow at the Holy Trinity Byzantine Catholic Cemetery, in New Britain. Relatives and friends are invited to pay their respects on Tuesday morning from 11: 00 am till the time of service at the New Britain Memorial -Sagarino Funeral Home, 444 Farmington Ave., New Britain, Directions: Exit 37 off I-84 take a right at the exit, 1 ½ miles on your right. For tributes, online guest book and directions, please visit www.newbritainsagarino.com.
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Diane Leja
January 17, 2011
We are going to miss our neighbor of so many years! He was so kind to us and our dogs and the stray cats that live in our yards. Jack always shared his gardening tips and hunting stories. We are sorry that we weren't aware of his passing and didn't attend his services. We will miss seeing our friend during the first spring thaw when he would be out beginning to break ground for his wonderful garden. Our dog Brandy will miss him calling her name and singing to her.. as she begged him to toss a treat down over the fence. We wish Jack peace and will always remember his wonderful personality and generosity.
Love,
Leja family
January 14, 2011
I had the pleasure to know you jack while living in New Britain.You had some funny stories to tell,and you knew your cars,and what transmission it had.You will be missed. Sincerly, Eric Smith
Donna Pirranah
January 11, 2011
With deepest sympathy to John's family. Johnny was a good man and had a heart of gold. I will miss his sunny disposition and his wicked sense of humor. He worked a 12 step program like nobody else could. Johnny, rest in peace, you deserve it!! Until we meet again, Wild Blue Angel
melissa russell
January 11, 2011
may god bless u i cant belive youre gone i am going to miss u calling about my dad i just cant belive it... u where such a good guy may u rest in peace.....
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Phyllis Masse
January 11, 2011
May God bless you and your family at this time of sorrow
NBHS, CLASS of '64
John Smith
January 11, 2011
To My Dear friend Jack going to miss you , Cindy and John God Speed Bro
Bob Palin
January 11, 2011
So sad to know John left us so early. I quote from the NBHS yearbook, "To a good buddy and a swell friend. The best of luck to you Bob in the future." I remember John as having a tremendous attitude without being a smart-aleck. You could always count on John when in trouble or in need. He will be missed.
Bob Palin
Tequesta, FL
January 11, 2011
Our sincerest condolences go to the family of John. John was one of our favorite members and always put a smile on our faces when he came to the credit union. He loved telling us stories and they brightened our day. John was truly one of the kindest individuals that we have been blessed to know. We will miss you John! Enjoy your Harley ride in heaven!
- From "your girls" at Newington V.A. Federal Credit Union
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