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Jack A. Trembczynski

Oct. 21, 1946 - Feb. 12, 2021

CALUMET CITY, IL/EARLETON, FL - Jack A. Trembczynski, age 74, late of Earleton, FL, quietly passed away on Friday, February 12, 2021.

He is survived by two brothers: Rick (Alice) and Rod (Melody); three nieces and a nephew: China (Don) Doffin, Holly Trembczynski, Jill (Jonathan) Klopp and Adam Trembczynski; and step-daughter, Janie Paul and numerous cousins.Preceded into death by his wife, Chalawan and parents, John and Valeria.

Jack was a 1964 graduate of T.F. North High School, proudly served in the United States Air Force, and played 16" softball (beer) games in Calumet City in his younger days. He also enjoyed gong to the Pro Wrestling shows at the Hammond Civic Center. He retired from Delta Airlines. He also enjoyed fishing with his wife and fishing with his pals in Canada. Jack was a big fan of the White Sox, Bears, and Black Hawks.

Jack will be laid to rest in Holy Cross Cemetery.

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Published by The Times on Feb. 28, 2021.

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Wow Jack never changed much since grammar school, I had a crush on him back then at Hoover School and it is a small world that I married his uncle Jim who just passed away. So sorry I just heard and My hear goes out to the Trembczynski family~

Phyllis Trembczynski

March 23, 2021

So sad to hear. I had such a crush on him in our younger years. He never gave me the time of the day. But I had lots of school folders covered in his name. So sorry for your loss.

Susan Bowie

March 5, 2021

God Bless him and his family. A good man. Condolences to his brothers , All wonderful people from our old neighborhood.

John Keslin

March 2, 2021