I would like to send my deepest condolence to the passing away of Mr. Jeffrey F. Sapinski. I pray to God Almighty may his soul rest in everlasting life where no pain and sorrow.

I would like to send my Deepest condolences to the family of great and caring Man. Jeff in my opinion is one of the Best construction safety professionals in the industry. He cared about the men and women in the construction industry and that’s what makes him the best.Jeff will truly be missed.
I see you again My friend

My deepest condolences to the Sapinski Family. I worked with Jeff for the last few years and he was such a wonderful and cheerful person. I admire his strength and courage and will miss his smiling face in the office. Rest in Peace Buddy!

Our condolences to the Sapinski family. Jeff was such a positive force and legacy for the Sanctuary Ski Club. Also our dearest friend over the years at our Friday night dinners with Jim, Frank and Mike. Rest In Peace Jeff, we will miss you!
Sue and Wayne

Jeff (Beaver – Fraternity nickname). Was a very nice man. Ron was his Delta Sigma Phi fraternity brother. Many great memories were had while we were in UWP. Fishing and ice hockey were the two that Jeff loved. Our deepest sympathy to all af you!!

We will miss you “Spicolli”. You were one of the main souls of Sanctuary Ski Club and we enjoyed many good times with you. Rest In Peace Jeff.
Rich & Alice Dory

There are many things to remember you by Jeff, but your energy and that bounding smile and voice will be clear in the minds of all who’s life you touched.

Condolences to family and friends. Jeff was a highly knowledgeable and respected safety professional who was also very approachable and fun to talk with. His contributions too long to list and he will be missed by many.

It’s been some years since I’ve participated in the Sanctuary Ski Club. However, I recall Jeff as a kind person with an open heart and fun disposition. Such a person could only be missed.

My sincere condolences to his family, his friends and to the Club.

Jeff was my fraternity brother in Delta Sigma Phi at UW-Platteville. In the wake of the many WI guys in the frat, Jeff was a Bears stalwart. It was always good to see Jeff and receive a “yours” from him. My deepest condolences to all members of his family. His was a great man.

My deepest sympathy to Jeff family, he was truly a great guy. In the many years I had the pleasure of knowing Jeff he always supported my on going funding raising for March of Dimes, Breast Cancer, American Diabetes and others. Jeff will be truly missed he always had a smile and happy disposition.

With my deepest condolences to the family and sorry for your loss. RIP Jeff

My deepest condolence. There are many things to remember Jeff, but his love for skiing gave many of us lot of memories from all those trips. He was always helpful and smiling.

Jeff, we will miss your smiling face, strength and upbeat personality in the office.

You will be missed,

To the family of Jeffrey F. Sapinski you have my deepest condolences and sympathy. Jeff was the same person 24-hours a day. Safe, laughter and fun was Jeff’s way of life while always dropping golden nuggets. A very strong and positive person even when he had reason not to be. Rest in peace Jeff you will be sorely missed. Hearts will remain tender but forever be grateful for the compassion, love and entertainment you provided just by being you. I THANK YOU Jeff for pulling me under your wings at the start of my career in 1999 and on the Douglas Park (Pink Line) Project.

To the family of Jeff,My deepest condolences. I met Jeff just 2 years ago while working with him at the CTA his quick wit and the ease he had with people made me feel comfortable right away,Jeff you will be missed.

As a fraternity brother of Jeff (Beav, as we knew him), I offer all his family my deepest regrets to Jeff’s passing. Jeff was one who relished life and seemed to put all the fun into everything he tried. He would wear his emotions on his sleeve and even in a Packer infested State as WI, loved the Bears and Blackhawks. Many an evening down at one of the bars was spent playing pinball or enjoying everyone’s company. I’m sure he’s in Heaven talking sports and seeing what kind of mischief he could get into. My prayers and thoughts go out to you all.

We admired Jeff’s leadership skills in the ski club. Plus he was just a fun guy! Always pleasant and easy to talk to. Very patient and ran a great trip!

We loved you Jeff! RIP

Condolences to family and friends. Jeff was a freind who I enjoyed skiing with on the Sanctuary Club trips and co-worker on many CTA projects, the best safety professional in the industry, his hard work and knowledge saved many lives. He will surely be missed. God bless his soul and may he rest in peace

Please accept our condolences to the Sapinski family.

Jeff was always a good and positive force in our lives.

Starting from Rich’s time with Jeff on the track team at RB through the formation of the softball teams and founding of Sanctuary Ski Club where we ultimately met and subsequently married.

Ski trips, camping, softball, golfing, football pool we’re just a small part of our enjoyed lives together with Jeff.

There was no truer or better friend than Jeff.

His loss will leave a void in our lives that can never be filled.

God Bless Him.

I met Jeff at the CTA. He definitely loved his job and was a wealth of knowledge concerning all aspects of the CTA. If I had a question about something,he was always a great resource. I knew him to be a kind man who treated people like he wanted to be treated.He was also a lot of fun to work with. He will be missed.
My utmost condolences to his family and loved ones.

My sincerest and heart felt condolences to the Sapinski Family. I will miss Jeff’s smile and the lovely chats that we used to have together.

RIP Jeff and you will be very missed.

MY deepest condolences to the Sapinski Family, I worked with Jeff for many years at the CTA West Shops he was very devoted to his job. One thing was for sure when he was was in a serious mood or the job was getting him down I could always get him to laugh. Rest in Peace Jeff (SAFETY MAN!)

My deepest sympathy and condolences to Jeff Sapinski’s family. I worked with Jeff since I was hired by the CTA in January 2002 and learned a great deal from Jeff. Jeff loved working at the CTA and worked hard to increase safety for everyone at or associated with the CTA. I miss Jeff. Rest in peace Jeff. I’m certain they will need safety first were you are!

My deepest condolences to the Sapinski family. I am grateful I was able to meet him and care for him in Hinsdale I thought he was a very nice person. RIP

Lois, sorry to hear about the loss of your son Jeff. My sympathy to you. From Judy Knudsen

Jeff was one of my favorite people at CTA. He was always available to offer a helping hand and to provide a smiling face and funny story. I will fondly remember him.

To the Sapinski family, I’m very sorry for your loss. No matter how much time passes, we still feel the loss of our loved ones. May you find comfort and hope in God’s promise at Revelation 21:3,4 that shows soon there will be no more death, sickness, or pain, and we can see our lost loved ones again. Please accept my deepest condolences.

Jeff, not only were you a mentor to me when I first started in safety, you were a very good friend that I looked up to in all aspects of life. I truly believe I would not be where I am at in life if I had not met you. Thank you for always caring and never letting me fail. You will truly be missed.

Jeff was amazing person! Forever cheerful and positive. Many wonderful memories! He was a shining light on a gloomy day. Sadly, we lost him so young. RIP Jeff!

Steve and Ardell