John L. ‘Jack’ Hanlon of Southampton Dies January 14 - 27 East
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John L. ‘Jack’ Hanlon of Southampton Dies January 14

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John L. ‘Jack’ Hanlon

John L. ‘Jack’ Hanlon

authorStaff Writer on Jan 19, 2023

John L. “Jack” Hanlon died peacefully at home in Southampton on January 14. He was 87.

Born in Bronxville, New York, and raised in Jackson Heights, he attended Regis High School and Iona College. After graduation, he was a reservist in the U.S. Army for six years.

He forged a successful career as a CPA and CFO in commercial printing in New York City for 50 years, according to his family. Additionally, he was an avid lifelong student of bridge, politics, his beloved Yankees, Jets and horse racing.

He was passionate about the sport of bocce, which he played and competed on teams in the community well into his later years. However, it was his caring love of family, his strong faith and his beloved friends that trumped all, his family said.

He is survived by his loving wife MaryAnne; his four children, Christopher (Cece), Elizabeth, Laura, Erin; and his 11 grandchildren.

In lieu of flowers, donations to East End Hospice, 481 Westhampton-Riverhead Road, Westhampton Beach, NY 11978 (eeh.org), would be appreciated by the family.

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