Ack Lorentzen Obituary, Death – Jack Lorentzen, who brought joy into every place he visited, died on Christmas Eve morning at his fiancé’s parents’ house in St. Louis, Missouri. Jack was thirty years old. Jack was born on October 26, 1992, just 6 minutes before his twin sister Charlotte, at Overlook Hospital in Summit, NJ.
He grew up to be an incredibly happy youngster, and he and Charlotte had many friends. Jack played lacrosse for the Tri-State League as a kid, where he was a long-stick defensive. Jack later had a very good swimming career. He was a member of both the Fanwood and Scotch Plains YMCA (FSPY) and the Westfield YMCA swim teams, where he set numerous records.
The swim team had many accomplishments throughout high school, including a state championship and state final meets, and Jack was named co-captain his senior year. His family and he were involved in the Presbyterian Church in Westfield, which they visited every Sunday and where Jack and his siblings helped in the Agape Soup Kitchen in Elizabeth, as well as multiple mission trips to Iowa and Guatemala, where they built homes for hurricane victims.
Jack attended and graduated from Lehigh University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Marketing after high school. As a freshman, Jack swam breaststroke for Lehigh, and he qualified for the Patriot League finals in all four of his events that year. Charlotte, Jack’s twin sister, was a close friend and longtime companion. Their friendship was the main thread that bound them together, and to say they were inseparable is an understatement; they complemented each other. Adam, Jack’s older brother, and Jack had a close relationship that was rooted in a deep and lasting fraternity. They talked for a long time and frequently.
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