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It was a blessing to have had a lifetime of friendship with our cousin, Jack O'connor. Dating back to the 1940s, it was always a plus to have his presence in the multitude of self organized sports and other activities that many of us East Weymouth boys enjoyed together. Jack went on to serve and sustain foot and leg injuries during the Korean War. He persevered through months of recovery and went on to a long career in Government service. Jack will be remembered for his ready smile, unpretentious friendly way and good character. Our prayers are with Eleanor, his wonderful spouse of six decades, his children and extended family.

Jack to you and your family, we are so sorry to hear of your Dad's passing, Our thoughts and prays are with you. Maybe he will meet my Mom and she will show him how to play scat.

Mrs. O'Connor, Amy, Jackie, David, Patty, Charlene, and family; I am SO very sorry for your loss! Jack was such a great guy! A true "Man's man" and a total gentleman. I have such fond memories of him. I loved his smile and the way he always cracked me up with his jokes and wise-cracks. His "No, I didn't get my hair cut. I got my ears lowered." quip became a tradition in my family years ago..when my lil guy got his first hair cut. He was so special! Please know you are in my thoughts & prayers. Much Love to you All. Kristen (Jones) Clark and Family

I am so sorry for the loss of your Dad, Husband, and Grandfather. It's not easy losing the ones that we love. May time and loving memories heal all of you. He will always be with you as long as you keep him alive in your hearts. God Bless