Fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church Saturday, September 28, 2024.
Beloved husband of the late Lorraine Hanewinkel (nee Jung); loving father of Jan Carson, Jack (Janet) Hanewinkel Jr., Tony (Donna) Hanewinkel, Fred Hanewinkel, Mary (Rick) Clemens, Peter (Tracy) Hanewinkel, Leo (Kim) Hanewinkel and the late Terri (surviving Alan) Honeyball; adoring grandfather of Audrey (Brian) Barnett, A.J (Rebekah) Hanewinkel, Tyler (Haven) Hanewinkel, Alyssa Hanewinkel, Becca Honeyball, Emily Honeyball, Alexandria Clemens, Bethany Clemens, Grace Clemens, Hannah Clemens, Ashley (Gary) Becker, Taylor Hanewinkel, Ian Pett and Sierra Pett; cherished great-grandfather of Joseph Gabler, Riley Barnett, Ephraim Hanewinkel and Wiley Hanewinkel. Our dearest brother, brother-in-law, uncle, great-uncle, cousin and friend to many.
Jack spent the last six and a half years of his life at the St. Louis Altenheim. The family would like to thank St. Croix Hospice for their excellent care in his last months and days.
Visitation at Kutis Affton Chapel Monday October 7, from 4:00-8:00 pm. Funeral from Kutis Affton Chapel 10151 Gravois Rd. 63123 on Tuesday, October 8 at 10:30 am. to St. Simon Catholic Church for 11:00 am. Mass. Interment at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery. Contributions to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital appreciated.
Dear Leo, sorry to hear about the passing of your Dad. I’m sure you have good memories of him to sustain you during this time. God Bless You and Yours.
Auntie M.
Dear Kim, Leo, Ian and Sierra,
So sorry to hear about Jack’s passing. He was such a cutie and I always enjoyed seeing him. His eyes just twinkled when he smiled or laughed. You were blessed to have him in your lives. He was a special man and I know you will miss him. Loving prayers for the Hanewinkel family,
Aunt Carol
Dearest friends and cousins, aunts and uncles:
I am so sorry to hear of Uncle Jack’s passing. I loved him deeply.
He is now with his beautiful wife Lorraine, parents, and the rest of his beloved siblings who went before him. Another party in heaven! ❤️
My prayers for all of my cousins that have lost their dad Uncle Jack will be greatly missed by all that knew him and loved him. Prayers for all. Thank you Mary for posting on faceBook
My deepest condolences to my cousins on your loss. Uncle Jack was a kind, gentle man. I know my mom really enjoyed his near daily visits in the late mornings for several years before her passing. I was lucky enough to hear his beautiful tenor voice as he sang in my choir at OLP. I’m sure he’s up there singing with the angels now. May he rest in the arms of God.
I have so many fond memories of Uncle Jack, going way back to when he and Aunt Lorraine first were married. He was always so kind and had a great laugh. He and Aunt Lorraine raised a wonderful loving family, my cousins. Thank you to all of you for taking such good care of him in his later years. Hugs to all of you.
Sending heartfelt sympathy to my dear cousins. You had a gem of a Dad who was certainly loved by all! 💔
Deepest condolences to all my cousins. Your Dad was one of the cool ones and one of my favorite Uncles. Always enjoyed his subtle dry wit.
Love to you all!
To all my aunts, uncles, cousins – my deep sympathy and prayers for all you.
I have special memories of Uncle Jack….his kindness and that twinkle in his eye. He was a gem and will be missed. Hugs to all!
Hi Rick and Mary,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Your Dad was a nice guy always friendly and smiling whenever I saw him. What a great life he led and so many kids and grandkids to love!! We all hope to be as lucky to live to see everything he did!! Take care friends.
Rest peaceful jack. My condolences to the family. -hospice aide
My earliest memory of Uncle Jack was a visit to our home on a evening back in the early 1970’s – I must have been somewhere between 3-4 years old, as I was sitting on the kitchen counter, feet plopped in the sink, Dad was helping Mom get all of us little ones “washed up” before bed. There came a knock at the back door and Dad left my side to go see who was there – as he looked through the window of the back door he declared …”Why it’s Captain Jack!” , Dad opened the door to let him in …and there he was – “Captain Jack” and over to the counter/kitchen sink he strode to say “hello” with a wink and a smile before heading down the basement stairs to look at the washer, dryer or something else in need of repair .
I can imagine how grateful my Dad and Mom were to see him walk through the door on the Occasions they called him for help/advice. He ranked right up there with the super hero’s for sure.
My condolences to Uncle Jack’s kids, grandkids and great grandkids – as well as a shout out for ensuring he was well taken care of these last years – your efforts truly a blessing and gift to him.