Blane, Jack L. 83, of Schaumburg, beloved husband of the late Bernice W. Blane, loving father of Karen (Jeffrey) Hadrick, dear son of the late Richard Y. Blane and Mary Blane. Mr. Blane was a Lane Tech Graduate, a Marine Corps veteran in WWII, a 50 plus year member of Carpenters Union #1185 and a long time member of the Commemorative Air Force-Great Lakes Wing. Memorials will be appreciated to the Great Lakes Wing-CAF (JU52), c/o Col. Gary Sprigg, 1030 Van Buren Ave., Dyer, IN 46311-1461. Services and interment were held privately. Funeral Info: 847-882-5580. 
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Bob Bos
April 25, 2007
Jack was very instrumental in the ongoing success of the Great Lakes Wing of the CAF. He was concientious and well liked by all. Above all he gave me personal support in running the wing. Jack will be missed by all.
Bill Berkley
April 17, 2007
Jack was a good friend, I met him when I was active with the Commemorative Air Force.
May he rest in peace.
Darrell& Loretta Smith
April 17, 2007
I too feel it was an honor to fly and work with Jack. We will greatly miss him.
Joh Kowal
April 17, 2007
It was always my honor to fly with Jack on behalf of the Commemorative Air Force. He was an active and contributing member with some great stories and dedicated to our mission, "Lest we forget."
Semper Fi, Jack.
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Dave & Regina Fairbrother
April 17, 2007
Regina and I offer our sympathy. We have worked with Jack all the years that we have had the Junkers Ju 52, and his heart was allways in it.
Rest in peace and "Semper Fi"
Michael Blane
April 17, 2007
Jack was the Blane that I always felt the most like. I'll miss him.
Maxine Blane
April 17, 2007
Karen, We know that you will have many good and fun memories of your Dad that will be comforting in thesenext days as you get used to not having him around. We will miss him too.
Your Peoria cousins, Sonny & Maxine
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