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To the family of Gail Schuhrke. Please accept my sincere condolences. My first encounter with Gail was memorable and continued to be thought the years. Gail transitioned from a patient to a friend very quickly and we truly looked forward to the time we spent with each other.

She was a great conversationist, a good listener, a caring and compassionate person. She loved people, she loved her family and she loved God. We talked much about spiritual things from time to time but very often during her last few visits. I really miss her. Looking forward to seeing her in heaven. I’m posting this memory also on behalf of my grandfather, who is Randall Phillips, or corn bread as he was known to Glenn.

My grandfather and I want to extend our deepest condolences and we are very shocked at the loss of a wonderful man. If it were possible for him to be at the visitation today, he would’ve been there.

I want to thank Glenn and his whole family for taking such good care of my grandfather over the years and visiting him. You all mean so much to him and I can’t imagine what you’re going through right now.

My deepest condolences again. I share with the Saxena family the grief for the loss of Professor Satish C. Saxena, my colleague at UIC from 1970 until 1998, when he retired from UIC, after 30 years of distinguished teaching and research. I always enjoyed my interactions with Satish and we spent a tremendous amount of time in joint academic activities. We worked together, laughed together, and experienced successes and failures together. Professor Satish C. Saxena and I had the pleasure of contributing together for the development of many courses, education and research of numerous students, publication of many papers & books as well as presentations in conferences while in the UIC Department of Energy Engineering, and later, UIC Department of Chemical Engineering.

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His passing away is a great loss to his family and colleagues. Anup, Shalini and family, Diane and I are so very sorry for the loss of your dad Satish.

I remember the few times that I met Satish that he was such a nice and kind man. I know how much he meant to you and your family as that guiding hand that helped to steer you in the right direction. I remember many stories that you have shared with me about him and your family. The world has lost a wonderful man.

Please accept our heartfelt condolences and prayers to you and your family. We are thinking of you all during this difficult time. With Deepest Sympathy, Eliot and Diane Becker. My deepest condolences go out to the family of Rick Schroeder. I have known Rick since I was a young teen, Rick saw me grow up and was like a Dad to me.

He was one of the most Genuine people you could meet. You could talk to him about anything. He never judged anyone, he loved people. All the people in this Community who knew Rick for many years, which are many, know Rick had a Heart of Gold.

He loved to see people do good for themselves and he loved to laugh. I strongly believe Rick was the glue to all of us that grew up with him. That's why we all still get together at our same meeting place for over 25-30 yrs. This is a Huge loss to alot of people in this Community. We will greatly Miss you Rick, you were a Mentor to alot of us. The great memories will be kept alive.

May you Rest in Peace Almighty God. I am sad to learn of VJ's untimely passing.

She was much more than my hair stylist - she was also a loyal friend. She was a perfectionist in her work. You always left her chair at the salon feeling renewed and confident.

Warm, loving and compassionate, VJ was so kind and gentle with my aging mother, giving her lovely haircuts that helped maintain her dignity in years of decline. VJ understood the importance of that. To her family: She loved you above all else. I am so sorry for your loss. Dear Ellen and family. I am so very sorry for your loss of Patrick!

Fortunately, death is only a temporary part of life. Jesus promised us a wonderful resurrection of the dead (John 5:28,29/1 Thessalonians 4:13, 14), so we have the hope of being reunited with our deceased loved ones. In the meantime, even though the pain of loss through death may sometimes seem insurmountable, rest assured that God will give you the strength necessary to endure the coming months (Psalm 46:1). Please accept my deepest sympathy and sincere condolences. To the Corcoran family - You raised such a pure, honorable and most of all, selfless man, who always put others before he put himself. Patrick always spoke wonderfully of his family, particularly his niece Sydney, whom he adored more than anything. I’m so sorry for your loss.

You will forever be in my thoughts and prayers. Patrick - My heart is broken. I wish I could turn back the hands of time. From now on, every time I watch Woody Woodpecker, or smell Old Spice, or see someone eating pretzel rods or bologna with a side of Dr Pepper, I will always think of you. I miss and care for you more than you would ever know.

You’ll always be my “Patty”. I just found out that you passed away Earl Littlechilds RIP. You were my friend since I was in highschool and your dad was the steward of our apartment at 717 Hinman Avenue back in the 70's. You and I used to play tennis against the wall of the garage in the parking lot there. You and I also worked at the King Home, Presyterian Homes in the 1990's.

I will miss your sense of humor and your love of tending the garden with the lovely flowers you planted for your friend Janet and for the King Home. God Bless You. Dear Andrew you will be sorrowfully missed. I throughly enjoyed watching you grow up in so many ways and not just in height. You were one of the older kids in the neighborhood and I never saw you lose patience with the entourage that followed like a wave in your footsteps. You were a wonderful older brother and friend. You were very protective of those that you loved.

I remember the sounds of you playing basketball in the alley with Peter and your laughter. I was amazed and sometimes terrified watching you biking, skateboarding, blading etc. I brought some pogo sticks over once and you nailed it right away, while I nailed my butt. You tried so hard to be polite and not laugh. I will miss you deeply. I am so saddened by your loss.

Wilma (and Nick) were stellar in our Skokie and Niles Twp Community for so many reasons. My parents were their friends. My brother played baseball with Coach O.and a few years ago I spent time with your mom when my best friend Jane Cech and her mom, Alice Cech came to visit from CA.

And while sitting in the front room, Wilma shared stories of my parents.long deceased.that brought tears of JOY to my eyes and heart. My heart is heavy for your loss, but do take solace knowing that your mom (and your dad) were touchstones in our community who enriched the lives of so many, who now will share more stories. For, thru our stories we remain c-o-n-n-e-c-t-e-d and forever close in heart, mind and spirit.

'LOVEknows no boundaries'. Isang mapagmahal na anak, asawa, ina, kapatid at kaibigan ng lahat. Sa kanyang ngiti at pagtawa lahat ay makakapuna at mapangiti. Isang tao na mayroon bukal na puso sa pagtulong hindi lang sa kapamilya kundi sa lahat ng tao na mayroon pinagdaraanan. Tumutulong sa anumang paraan. Sa iyong pag lisan lakip namin ang mga alala na nagpasaya, nagpangiti at nagpaluha sa amin ng ikaw ay nagingbkasama namin.

You have touched so many lives in so many different ways. This is not good bye but we will see you later. From the Punzalan, Esguerra and Adriano families. Dear Ann, Our deepest sympathy to you and the O'Brien family.

Terry and I go back a long way when we first met some 68 years ago when we were 8 years old. That was when our friendship began as boys. Terry was the fastest runner, the best in sports, and the toughest kid on the block. I was fortunate to stay his friend over the years and was able to visit him a few times the last few years.

We laughed & talked about the old days. I look forward to seeing Terry again in Heaven. May God bless the O'Brien family. All our love & prayers, Ray and Barbara Dunlea. Dear Woodward Family: Our thoughts and prayers are with you all right now as you mourn the loss of wonderful Gavin.

My lasting memory of him was at our Halloween Party in which he dressed up as a 6'4' tella tubby and danced from 8 p.m. In the morning.

He never once took off his costume but he danced the night away without a care in the world. It is now that he is with the angles and dancing to music of peace. Love to his four beautiful kids as well as his siblings, parents and many nieces and nephews. I will always have great memories of Mr Adamowicz as my teacher at Bridge. Life has many obstacles and challenges that we need to learn to cross.even if you failed my times. Adamowicz as a man that truly cared about his students. He went over and beyond to make sure I had all the tools in my tool box not just to get in to Lane Tech but to succeed in Life.

Because of him I believed that I can accomplish anything. I would always keep in touch and bring him up to date of everything going on in my life and career. He felt so proud of the man I have become. God bless you.till we meet again one day Luis G Pesantez. My favorite all time teacher. He never gave up on me, encouraged me and no matter what happens in life he taught me never to give up on me!

His smile, his elbow patches on his sport coats will be his trade mark even in heaven. This man - no matter what he was up against in budgets with CPS, found away to still get his teachings across to many students. I posted his obituary on the Norman Bridge Facebook account, the many tributes I am reading is a testament to this man on how he believed in many of us students at Norman Bridge. May he rest in peace.

To my sister Terri, and Blairs family, we are sorry for your loss. Blair was a kind and caring person who will be greatly missed in our family. He remained true to himself, loved our sister and their life together.

They both loved the outdoors, camping, traveling, bike riding, and of course family, which those adventures were usually shared with. He lived a simple life, worked hard, and enjoyed his home and yard and Bud (the cat). He will be reunited with many loved ones, and a few loving (Sam) dogs that have gone before him. Mike and I have shared numerous occasions over the years, many laughs, many tears, and in the end, he was not afraid to meet his maker, just wanted to make sure his bride would be okay. He was a good, loving man who left us in peace and with many, many memories of good times had. RIP Blair, you are in good hands now, and Terri will be ok, we will make sure of that. God bless Marty and the Barnes family.

Many wonderful memories, going to the Barnes' house, vacations in Door County, picnics and many other gatherings. Marty always with a smile on his face, and so welcoming, a great catholic. Many stories from my Dad, John, about his athleticism, playing basketball at Cathedral together. John and Agnes will be happy to see him in heaven.

An Irish blessing: Those we love don't go away, They walk beside us every day, Unseen, unheard, but always near, Sill loved, still missed, and very dear. Kevin Connolly & family. I like the weave but since you're sucking me to the Gerber pantley family I was shocked to hear about this and I want to say your mom was a great person and she always gave me good advice and tell me how the group is doing I just want to say yeah is is hard to lose great friends in that so life goes on the torch will keep it moving and yes your mom will be watching it all over friends really good acquaintances so please take care of yourself and and remember that your mom will be watching over From Here to Eternity. And Jr): Our heartfelt condolences for the loss of a truly amazing, kind, loving and blessed wife, mother, friend and confidant. I have so many fond memories of years spent contemplating and living life from the kitchen table on Lake Street and these shall forever remain. Helen was a second mother to me, and, I surmise, to many others. Her pride in, and love for, both of you and her grandchildren knew no bounds.

I will miss her terribly but know that she will rest in God's loving embrace in eternal peace. I have so many good memories of Tony.seems like just yesterday he was taking us out for Easter dinner with grandma Mable.first time I ever had turkey. Beautiful restaurant.such a generous man.a smart man.a loving, caring son to his mother and who loved his only daughter and provided nothing but the best for her. Literally from cars to houses.to schooling.to curtains.Brenda you have been his rock and the apple of his eye.what a blessing he had in you.caring so lovingly for him.may God's good grace comfort you at this time.Sincerely, your loyal friend, Lidia Madrigal Addison. Dear Bernadet and family, We are thinking of you and wanted to console or give you hope and comfort from the scriptures.

'I have hoped or God. That there is going to be a resurrection.' Acts 24:15 and Rev 21:3,4 with that I heard a loud voice from the throne say 'Look! The tent of God is with mankind, and he will reside with them, and they will be his people, And God himself will be with them. 4 And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will morning nor outcry nor pain be anymore.

The former things have passed away.' These words are faithful and true. Our warm regards ingenuine prayer are with you and your family at this sorrowful time. Dear Bonnie and family, We want to offer our love and sincere condolences in the loss of your dear husband and dear father. Ed was a kind-hearted and good-hearted man generous and caring. 2 Cor 1:3,4 reads: ' praise be the God and father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the father of Tender Mercies and the God of All Comfort.

Who comforts Us in all our trials so that we may be able to comfort others in any sort of trial with a comfort that we receive from God.' I have hope toward God. That there is going to be a resurrection.-'Acts 24:15 reads: ' and I have hope toward God, which hope these men also look forward to, that there's going to be a resurrection of both the righteous and the unrighteous.

All our love and warm regards you his dear loved ones. May you all be blessed with peace.

And happy memories of the life you shared? Genuine sympathy Loretta and Rafael llorente.

My heart goes out to the family! Longevity is certainly a blessing, and death at any age is too soon. Death is unnatural and not a part of God’s original purpose, so God made a provision so that we never have to experience death at all. That provision is linked to the death of Jesus Christ, which we will commemorate on Saturday, March 31, 2018. I hope everyone in the family can attend to hear how Jesus’ death benefits everyone now and in the future. Click on the link to find a time and place near you. Im so sorry for the passing of yr dear loved one, Thelma which I hope the passage of John 5:28,29 which we find Jesus Christ giving us a future promise of resurrecting our dead loved ones back to life again amd giving them the opportunity to live forever on a peaceful earth, like the Bible says at Psalm 37:29 which is a promise from our heavenly Father, Jehovah.

But we as Jehovah's witnesses have found out from what the promises that Jesus Christ, points to a bigger picture. A new world awaits us as many of the passages of the Bible points too. So if anyone of you would want to get to know more about this wonderful hope of seeing yr dead loved ones again, then feel free to visit us at, JW.org amd there you will find many spirtual things that gives you the sense if what the Bible really teaches. Although a faithful Roman Catholic, Joan was a friend of St. Peter's U.C.C. In Skokie, attending events at our church through her now-late friend Lillian Pfaender. I got to know Joan from visiting with her at those events and also in the waiting area of Doctor Spyros Bakis, the chiropractor we both went to.

She was always a lovely lady with a nice sense of humor and energy and faith. I did come to the wake but did not speak with anyone as it was so busy. I appreciated her and trust she is now enjoying the full presence of our Lord and Savior along with Lillian and the great cloud of witnesses. Dick and Shelly, I am so sorry for your loss. He fought the good fight and gave it the old college try.

From the first days of his illness he has been in my prayers. Now you and the family are lifted up to our Lord. May His grace be sufficient during this most difficult time. It is so difficult to lose a family member anytime but as parents WE say that it is unfair for us to lose and bury our children.

While that is true there is a plan bigger than what we can see as to why this loss came about, may he rest in peace and the family be supportive of each other in this season of Life. Heather: I just heard of your great loss from Sue Bruna via email. I met Linda at the Butler-Flynn Reunion in northern WI in 2006 and I think 2013. A quick genes trip will explain that I remember my Aunt Eleanor and Uncle Jack Burn.

Eleanor Burn was my grandmother- Ann Butler Fort's sister. I think I have that right. Linda got hold of me through her genealogy searches somehow and emailed me here in Madison, WI.

I have lived in Chicago and also the cornfields around it back in the day. My email address is not published on this site but I am sure that you can obtain it from Haben or Sue Bruna in CA. Again, my regrets for not having known her as you do. Dear Carl, There is no real way to express my sorrow upon learning about Loretta. You two were so close for all these years. I am so sorry that I can't be there at this time for you. When we lose a spouse we lose a part of our heart, only the Lord Jesus can give you a Peace that surpasses all understanding.

May you and your family find that peace now and forever. I am truly sorry for your loss, and in a small way I can feel what you are going through, for I also lost a wife, and time can only heal so much.

May the good Lord Jesus Christ be with you in tis most trying time of your life. Your friend always, Mike Bauer and Kay. So many wonderful memories of 'SB': Our Architectural Tour of Chicago, just weeks ago. Sailing Lake Michigan with Captain Sheila and watching the Air and Water Show from her sailboat.evenings at the theater with Sheila and CM.the BBQ when CM shared the wonderful news of their marriage.quiet breakfasts in K-Town.the wonderful conversations Sheila and my daughter shared.Her intelligence, warmth, sense of humor, and love of life will leave a bit of a vacuum for all of us who knew her. Claudia, I hope somehow our years of friendship can help you cope with your loss. So many wonderful memories: Sailing with Captain Sheila, watching the air and water show from her boat; picking cheeses at a small store in K-Town; the night CM told us they were married; the long conversations she enjoyed with Jillian.nights at the opera.the theater.our tour of Chicago (and Sheila often knew more than I did!!) So vibrant.full of life.and fun.and love. Claudia, I can only hope and pray that somehow all of years of friendship will allow me to provide some comfort for you.

Margaret is the sister I never had. She was always there to listen, no matter what. She was intelligent, witty, wise, kind, and generous. There are no words that can even begin to express how much Margaret meant to me.

Her spirit is deep in my heart. Margaret always welcomed me into her home, and I was always amazed to see who I would meet there.

She had friends from throughout the world, and everyone considered her to be their best friend. Margaret, I love you and am better for knowing you! You are dearly missed and I am forever grateful to call you my friend. Love, Valerie. My love prayer and sincerest Condolence to you Atsi Malou, Kuya Ric and to the rest of your family. Masakit at mahirap Na mauna ang anak kesa magulang na ihatid sa huling hantungan Kaya be strong at lalong patinabayin ang pananalig sa Diyos Ama.

Calvin your precious son is in God's hand now. He may Rest In Peace.

Going back I didn't know that you're all mourning when you texted and inviting me to visit you on Sept.16. At hindi mo ipinaramdam Na you're all in pain dahil sa nangyari. I thought just your invitation of vacation to see your old place before you move to another and I'm so sorry that I didn't get back to our conversation dahil I got busy to many things.

I felt my heart stops a few seconds when I read it in FB last night. My prayers goes to you and your family. Calvin, You always be missed kaanakan. Rocco's passing comes as a big surprise to me just having found out! It is hard to accept that his love, life and laughter is gone from our presence! Such a wonderful soul and spirit that graced our lives while he walked this earth.

We are all better for it! Thank you for being there for me, my daughter and for many more you have served with your heart, mind and spirit.

Rest in peace my brother. You are in a better place. You ran the race with faith and grace and now it is time to rest and enjoy you time on the other side!

To the loved ones of Aurelia Burkett, Although we did not have the privilege of knowing Mrs. Burkett, we have personally experienced the pain of losing someone we loved dearly. We extend our heartfelt condolences to each of you. Please be assured of God’s enduring love for you, his concern with your well-being, and his willingness to help you endure this difficult time. (1 Peter 5:7) We pray that God’s promise at Revelation 21:4 will provide you comfort in the days to come. For further comforting thoughts, please visit The Guillory Family Covington, LA. Anyone that had the pleasure of having this beautiful young woman in their life will never forget what her presence and infectious laughter brought to a room when she walked in.

I am so terribly sorry that you had to endure what you did Bea and her family as well. I will always remember the memories of long ago and hope these bring comfort to all that are left here to pick up the pieces and move forward. The only comfort right now is knowing she is peaceful and free of pain.

Sending unending hugs and tons of love to you Bea, we will always keep your memory alive! Mary and Bill. I want to express my deepest condolences to the Conton family. My heart is saddened by your loss and my thoughts and prayers are with you all!

I worked with Mark at his company for the last 9 years and I will never forget him as he taught me so much. There were just so many things about Mark that I admired! For one there wasn't much he couldn't do, and if he didn't know how, he would look it up & read and guarantee he would figure it out! Nor will I forget that smile on his face when his children would stop. May your memories give you peace and comfort. My very first day at Skokie I was greeted with open arms by John and Edna. The warm embrace made me feel right at home and knew that I had made the right desicion.

John was always there to help others and give a gentle hand to all who needed it. No task was too small or too large for John. I will never forget him and I am truly blessed to have had the pleasure of working with him for many years at Skokie Hospital. As he took me under his watchful eye on my first day I can guarantee that he is up in heaven welcoming others and taken them under his wings. God bless you John and thank you for watching out for me. You will be missed dearly. My heartfelt sympathies to the Witte family.

In the end, I think Tom when out the way that he wanted - at peace in the way you all came through to be there for him. You have handled the past few weeks with amazing grace and I know he was proud to have you all at his side. Comfort is hard to find in times like these, yet, we know he is not suffering, he is catching Margaret up on what’s been going on in your lives and he is searching for ALL the good fishing holes.

As one of my favorite song writers Dan Fogelberg would say, “You are the living legacy to the leader of the band.” Love you all. Diana was a lover AND a fighter.

In the decades I knew her, no setback from the outside world or within herself kept her beautiful spirit down. She saw beauty and love in things that so many of us take for granted- she spent the last years of her life giving hope and love to those who had been often been overlooked by society. She inspired people, including myself, to love more and judge less.

Her body is at peace now, but her spirit carries on in all the many, many lives she touched. She'll always be there in my heart, and a part of who I am. Thank you for everything, Diana. I am very sad to hear of the passing of Santiago.

My mother always considered him and your dear late mother, Rosita, good friends. She knew Santiago since he was a very little boy as they were neighbors in Cienfuegos, Cuba. My mother is now 99 years old so she was a little girl when he was born and she remembers him and his family rather well. The last time my mother and I saw Santiago was in 2007, just before I brought my mother to live in Florida.

We had lunch together, along with other very good friends, Mr. MY thoughts of your father -always a gentle man whose principles were based on a strong Catholic faith.

You were blessed with exceptional parents. Please know that you are in our prayers. Dear Steve, Marilyn and Family - What a special mom you all had. Truly the Lord loved all of you so much that he selected one of the nicest and kindest moms to be your mom. I'll always cherish all of my visits to your Wilmette home and how welcoming and full of fun your mom was. She seemed to always have a ready smile and twinkle in her eye when she was teasing about something.

I remember trying to tease her back, but she always seemed to be able to 'one-up' me. That's one of the reasons I liked her so much.

She was a smart lady and handled a lot of challenges, joy, changes, activities and difficulties with an air of faith and confidence that God would help her get through whatever was in front of her. Her love of family and the Lord, Her Faith, were always present and easily seen. She always made me feel at home whenever I visited.

I loved that Mrs. Gillmann was your mom!!!! Sue and my prayers are with you tonight and all day tomorrow! Please don't ever forget the wonderful impact your mom had on so many lives, including mine.

God's Blessings on the entire Family! Dave and Sue. MAY 29, 2017 EUNICE, I HAVE SUCH A HEAVY HEART, TODAY. I LEARNED THAT BILL PSSED AWAY.

MY DEEPEST CONDOLENCES, TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. I HAD FELT LIKE BILL AND I HAD BONDED SO WELL. I WAS ABLE TO BRING UP A PHOTO OF YOUR HOUSE, ON THE COMPUTOR. AND IT WAS A PHOTO THAT WAS TAKEN BY SOME COUNTY WORKER SOMETIME, AND IT SHOWED THE TWO GREEN CHAIRS THAT BILL, AND I, SAT ON ON NICE DAYS, AND JUST JABBERED AWAY. I ALWAYS WAITED TO HEAR ' THE BAR IS OPEN ' AND THEN I WOULD GET MY ICED TEA. SHORT OF A DEATH IN MY OWN FAMILY, BILLS' PASSING HIT ME THE MOST. HE WAS GOOD WITH HIS RELIGION, AND SO, THERE IS NO DOUBT THAT THERE IS A PLACE FOR HIM IN HEAVEN.

To the Giannasi Family Dr Gianniasi was an extraordinary man and physician who exemplified the best in family medical practice. He delivered me and my brothers. He was dedicated to serving his patients with the utmost dignity, compassion coupled with the highest professional standards. My family deeply loved and respected him not only for the comfort and care that he provided us but also for the concern that he showed in other areas of our lives. The Lord gave him many years and talents on this earth to serve humanity and like the good servant in the New Testament he brought out the best in this profession. Ryan was a very dear friend to me that could never be replaced. He lit up a room as soon as he entered it.

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There is never a dull moment when he was around. He was not only an amazing friend but quickly became part of my family. We always looked forward to his visits. If you knew Ryan you knew he was one of a kind.

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It was hard not to forgive him when he ate my lunches like a brother because he always had my Back. He was always around to make someone smile. He will be missed so much by so many. I want to offer my deepest condolences to his family and friends. Rest easy my friend.