Jack Shea

1910–2002 (age 92)

Speed skater

Biography

Jack Shea, who lived from 1910 to 2002, broke the ice for American speed skating at the 1932 Winter Olympics with two gold medals and an easy grace that inspired his hometown and his sport alike.

He continued to nurture future athletes and to advocate for the values of sportsmanship, leaving memories of his leadership and warmth at Saint Agnes Cemetery where loved ones visit to honor him.

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