Jack Shatinsky

May Eternal rest grant unto Jack O Lord,
And let perpetual light shine upon him.
May he rest in peace.
May Jack’s family find comfort and peace
in the light of your love dear Lord. Amen
Amen.”

Jack, I worked with you in the old 77th Precinct. You were a gentleman and simply a great guy with a great attitude. I want you to know that it was an pleasure and an honor to have worked with you. Rest in Peace my friend. Zeke

Jack was a wonderful man who helped a lot of people. I met him 11 years ago. He always had a smile on his face and kind words of encouragement. He will be dearly missed. Rest in peace.

My sincerest sympathies on the passing of your father / father in law
May he rest in eternal peace. My thoughts and prayers are with you

With our heartfelt sympathy to all the family and his many friends. Jack was the Best Man at our wedding and a very close friend to Alex. Then
grew up together and stayed close throughout their entire lives.

Rest In Peace dear Jack. 💕🙏🏼

Jack and I grew up together as boy-hood & close friends in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Many fun times in Tony’s, Sam’s & later Benny’s luncheonette on the cor. of 9th St. & 8th Ave. . But my most memorable connection with jack came when he called me one day around 1982 & asked for help with a personal problem. He worked very to overcome it & went on to become wonderful man, very much loved & a successful NYPD lieutenant in command of Detective Sqd. Rest in peace now my friend in the arms of God, your personal Higher Power. Jim Devine ( Ret’d. NYPD LT. as well).

Jack was simply one of a kind, he was a gentleman, he was my squad commander, my mentor and most importantly my friend. I will miss him tremendously. Jack taught me what the books didn’t. He trusted my partners and I to get the job done, get the best results and not to bring any shame upon the unit, and we always did just that. Jack was responsible for overseeing many high profile investigations and it was his ability to lead that brought these cases to their successful conclusions. Jack was the epidemy of the squad commander, always dressed to the nine’s as they say, not a single hair out of place- who could ever forget that great head of hair! “Hollywood” and “Hammer” were his nicknames, his mere presence commanded respect. I will miss him dearly, I miss the times we all shared. I often think back about the crazy things we had to joke about, because dealing with certain things in a mature manner would just make oneself crazy.
Jack I will miss you, I will pray for you and your family, and one day when it’s my EOT I’ll see you again.