Casimir Kotowski Obituary

On behalf of myself and our family I thank you for all of your condolences and expressions of sympathy. Cas was a great man and certainly left his legacy on our community which was evidenced by the number of people who wrote and attended his services. He touched so many lives. Thank you. Jinx Kotowski

My parents, Myra and Tony Jeskey, were always so fond of Cas. I am truly sorry for your loss, and sending my deepest condolences.

Jinx & family, we are sorry to hear Cas has died. Even though he lived a long life, it´s never long enough when it ends. It was always a pleasant encounter when we would see him around the neighborhood. And way back when our kids played baseball at Potawatomi Park. He will be missed by many.

It is with great sadness that Cas has passed on.

Along with many others, I will miss him.

He was a great neighbor, a brilliant professor, a friend and an inspiration to all of us in CAPS, especially in Beat 2411.

His contribution to safety of this neighborhood will not be forgotten. He made a difference, a big difference!

WIth sincerity,

Richard Concaildi
Chair District Advisory Committee District 024
President & Beat Facilitator CAPS 2411
Chicago Police Department
[email protected]

Stand Proud America!

Our sincere condolences Jinx and family on the loss of your beloved husband, father, and grandfather. He touched many lives and made the world a better place.

We are so sorry for the family. We always loved Cas. Even before our connection at St. Margaret Mary’s , Cas taught Keith in a class at Truman when he was a young Policeman. Love and prayers to you all.

To the Kotowski Family
We are very sorry for your loss. Our sympathies and condolences. His memory be eternal and our Lord grant you strength during this difficult time.

Cas was a great friend and help to me as I went to Truman. An inspiration to all the faculty. RIP.

The Cook County College Teachers Union expresses their great appreciation for Cas's generous support of the union movement, its political action fund (COPE), and its scholarship fund. Over the years, Cas held many union positions serving as Truman Chapter Chair, House Delegate, and a Retiree Chapter Delegate.

With Sympathy,
In Solidarity,
Don Radtke, CCCTU Retiree Chapter Chair

Dear Jinx,
So sorry to hear of the passing of your dear husband. Please remember that this not a funeral but a Home going. Cas, was an outstanding faculty member. He loved his students and his family. I retired in 1995 as VP of faculty and instruction at Truman College and Cas was a dear colleague and friend. I am reminded of the passage in Scripture: " I fought the good fight I have finished the race and I have kept the faith" 2 Timothy 4: 7.
Our prayers that God will sustain you and your family in the days ahead.
John Gianopulos and family.

Cas and I were in the 1950 entering class of new beginning Jesuits at Milford, Ohio. Our religious lives paralleled for almost a decade until we each were assigned to different paths in the Society of Jesus. He was always friendly, unassuming, and enjoyable to be with. After all these decades he will still be missed but with warm memories of earlier times.

Our sympathy and special prayers for Mr. Kotowski and all his family and friends.