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Kaucky, John E. Age 81, retired Chicago Police Officer of 1st District for 27 years, passed away. John played U.S. Army football at Ft. Benning and served in Korea. Devoted son of the late Charles, Sr. and Jennie (nee Dolezal); beloved brother of the late Richard, the late Charles, Jr. (Dorothy), Catherine Miller, the late Rev. Francis Kaucky, and Edward (Carol); loving uncle of Linda (Larry) Kowalski, Suzanne (Larry) Kelly, Michael Kaucky, Dianna (Gerald) Lunsford, Carleen Kaucky, Janine (Roger) Coffee, the late William Kaucky, Dennis Kaucky (Steve Guldberg) and David Kaucky. Visitation Wednesday 2:00-8:00 p.m. Funeral Thursday 8:45 a.m. from Lawn Funeral Home, 7732 W. 159th St., Orland Park to St. Stephen Deacon & Martyr Church, 17500 84th Ave., Tinley Park Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment St. Mary Cemetery. Per John's wishes, a random act of kindness towards a police officer or military personnel would be appreciated. Funeral info: (708) 429-3200.
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John and I were regular partners on beat car 101 during the years 1962 and 1963. We not only worked together but we became great friends. We also took a trip to Florida with two other co workers. That was a trip we always talked about during our later days. We always exchanged Christmas cards and notes. The last card I received was last Christmas (2018). My best memories from my 32 yrs with the CPD were the days I had with John. He was a great guy and you could always depend on him. He will be missed.
Ray Soltys
June 20, 2019
I love u UNC and miss u so much already U were the most giving and loving man Ive ever known Football, Army, P.O WOW U made my childhood and thereafter. I love u and when its my time Ill see u first. DAVE K
Dave
Family
June 20, 2019
John,
You were the very first P.O.i worked with when i came to 001 as a probationary patrolman.It was an afternoon shift something i'll always remember.And later John i ended up buying your home on Neenah in Chicago.John you were the BEST!! REST IN PEACE JOHN.
Noel & LuAnn
June 19, 2019
Please accept my sincere condolences to the family and friends. Losing a loved one in death is never easy. May the hope of everlasting life sustain and comfort you during this difficult time. (John 17:3)
A D
June 19, 2019
Heartfelt and prayerful condolences from the Chicago Police Chaplains. John will be remembered at the Police Mass on Sunday, 23 JUN, 11:00 a.m. at Mercy Home - 1140 W. Jackson Blvd. In the meantime, may family and friends know the healing touch of our all-loving, all-merciful God! [Police Chaplains Ministry: www.ChicagoPCM.org or 312/738-7588]
~ ~ Fr. Dan Brandt, CPD Chaplain
June 19, 2019
I met you in June of 1986. One of the finest gentleman ever. God Bless you John. Rest in peace.
Mary Ann Paskuly
June 18, 2019
My condolences go out to John's family and friends. May you find comfort at Isaiah 51:12 to know that God is the "One comforting you". By prayer he will give you strength and comfort you in this difficult time.
June 18, 2019
My deepest condolences are with your family and friends during this difficult times. May our loving God brings comfort , strength, courage to your family to endure and to cope with pain of your loss. (Psalms 56:8)IT
June 18, 2019
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