(262) 653-0667
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Jack Thomas Fedor, age 74, of Mount Pleasant, passed away on December 11th, 2025, at Ascension All Saints Hospital in Racine. He was born on May 23rd, 1951, in Detroit Michigan to the late Jack Fedor and Mary (Kraft) Fedor. At age 9, he and his family relocated to the Wisconsin area. He attended local Kenosha schools and graduated from Bradford High School in 1969. On July 27th, 1990, he married Audrey (Squires) in Racine, WI. The two remained faithfully married for over 35 years until his passing.
For many years Jack worked at Snap-On in Kenosha as a Machinist and operations manager for Service Master. Jack loved to sing and was affectionately known as “Heart Attack Jack” by local patrons of Racine and Kenosha area bars.
Jack is survived by the love of his life Audrey Fedor, children: Rich (Megan) Fedor, Monica Rodriguez, Lisa Holland, Jay (Misty) Holland and Andrew Holland, grandchildren: Natalia, Luka, Joel, Ida, Ellen, Tiara, Michael, Jacob and Jenna and 6 great grandchildren. He is preceded in death by his parents and sisters: Janie and Jackie.
Services for Jack will be held at All Saints Catholic Cemetery Chapel (3300 Springbrook Rd Pleasant Prairie WI 53158) on Monday, December 22nd, 2025, at 1:30 P.M. A visitation will also be held at All Saints from 1:00 P.M. until the time of the service.
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(262) 653-0667
3016 75th Street, Kenosha, WI 53142
Cheri says:
Jack sang with The Real Deal for many years and was loved by all who knew him. He knew how to join people together through music and brought smiles to everyone’s faces and hearts. May he rest in eternal peace.
Dlnese Dam says:
Richie, I am so sorry for the loss of your dad. Your dad was an awesome guy. We hung out together, along with Jerry and Mike, when I was in high school. I always enjoyed watching him in bands and hearing him sing. Remember when I used to come see you and your dad on Saturdays when you were bowling?
jeff stevens says:
Jack’s prowess as an entertainer and vocalist was rivaled by his infectious humor and always affable juxtaposition. He was so joyful to be around. I had the opportunity to play drums and guitar behind him. People loved Jack for a reason- he was simply a loveable guy. Whenever I was in his presence, there was always joy. Thank you for all of the laughs and wonderment, buddy.. I will see you on the other side.
Tim and Susan Mocarski says:
We loved Jack and are honored to have known him. He sang at our wedding, and we got to play music with him several times at the Coffeehouse at Chestnut and Pine in Burlington. Some of our favorite moments were introducing friends to his performing for the first time. The look of joy on their faces as they watched in wonder was always priceless. Jack was priceless, too. One of a kind.
Joe Gajdos says:
So sorry to hear of Jack’s passing. Lifelong friend back to St. Anthony’s Grade School. Great guy.
mark levasseur says:
My Uncle was and is one of the most amazing men . We were only 15 years apart. Growing up to Michigan, he would either make the trek to Michigan or we would take the trek to Wisconsin. fun loving man , great humor.. We or able to spend some time with him the day before he passed. laugh old stories and even sang an old song together. I am forever thankful God put this man in our lives. love you
Brent LeVasseur says:
Jack was the cool Uncle. The one blasting the car radio. The one who was always up for a round of putt-putt. He had the gift of gab – you never had to worry about the burden of conversation because he would go from one topic to the next effortlessly. And thing this was, he was totally invested in every topic. He was a people person – he genuinely cared about others’ feelings and situations. He had something that not every person can have – charisma. And his charisma made him unique. That is how I will always remember him.
Larry Hinds says:
I played bass in a band with him when I was 12 or so. I think he was 17 at the time. We practiced in his basement. Good times. When I moved back to Kenosha in 2009 we got reacquainted. He would always come out where bands were playing, often sitting in. I was happy he was still sing and sounding great! He was a wonderful person. Gentle and fun to talk too. A good soul. R.I.P. Jack.