Jeremy Sitrin Obituary, CHICAGO, Ill. — Jeremy Sitrin, a student-athlete associated with Walter Payton College Prep and the school’s boys basketball program, has reportedly died, prompting sadness among members of the Chicago school and basketball community.
Sitrin was publicly listed as a member of the Walter Payton College Prep boys basketball program. His Hudl profile identifies his connection to the Chicago school and documents his participation with the basketball program.
During his time on the court, Sitrin was featured in basketball highlights from games involving schools including Fenwick, St. Joseph, Farragut, Northside and Marshall. His profile also includes individual shooting highlights documenting his involvement in the program.
His connection to Walter Payton College Prep extended through the relationships formed through school and athletics. The reported news of his passing has brought grief to fellow students, teammates, friends and others who knew him through the school community.
The cause and manner of Sitrin’s reported death have not been publicly confirmed in the information available for this report. No specific circumstances surrounding his death are being presented as fact without confirmation from his family, school officials or another official source.
Information regarding funeral services, memorial arrangements or other opportunities to support Sitrin’s family has also not been confirmed. Any additional details are expected to come through the family, Walter Payton College Prep or official community announcements.
As members of the Walter Payton community remember Sitrin, his involvement with the boys basketball program remains an important part of the public record of his time at the school. His teammates, classmates and friends will remember the time they shared with him both on and beyond the basketball court.
The reported passing of Jeremy Sitrin has left those connected to him facing a difficult loss. As the community awaits confirmed information and any further announcements from his family or school, condolences are extended to all who knew and cared for him.
