Creveling led Park Forest fire department to retirement
Fred Milton Creveling a National City California resident and former Park Forest fire chief died January 7 1999 in California He was born July 12 1932 in Dayton Ohio and joined the Park Forest Fire Department June 1 1957 later serving as Marysville California fire chief He is survived by his wife two daughters three sons a brother four grandchildren and two great grandchildren Memorials to UC San Diego Cancer Center Foundation or Shriners Hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Milton Creveling
National City
Calif
Park Forest
California
Chula Vista
Califor
Creveling
Dayton
Ohio
Marysville
Marie
Mary Mangano Obituary and Several Local Death Notices
Mary Mangano nee Belmonte a Lansing resident died Friday January 29 in Beecher A 930 am Mass will be at St Jude the Apostle South Holland Interment Holy Sepulchre Worth Visitation 2 to 9 pm today Drumm Funeral Home South Holland She born December 14 1910 in Italy was a homemaker and Ascension Women’s Club Harvey survived by two sons five grandchildren seven great grandchildren and one great great grandchild Her husband Jack died in 1982 Henry Burns Markham resident died Monday January 25 at South Suburban Hospital Hazel Crest Service Monday at St Peter AME Zion Tuscaloosa with Rev Jeffrey Cameron Interment Parham Cemetery Ralph Ala Born December 18 1923 in Ralph Ala survived by ten daughters seven sons and many grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren Jeanne R Hoiser nee Ross Beecher resident formerly Park Forest died Thursday January 28 Anchorage Nursing Home Beecher Born February 26 1910 in Chicago retail sales clerk at Marshall Field Co member Faith United Protestant Church Park Forest Survived by son Barton Marilyn two grandchildren Husband Barton died December 1994 Arrangements Sain Sullivan Funeral Homes Park Forest Barbara L Campbell nee Svitak resident Monee died Wednesday January 27 at Little Company of Mary Hospital Evergreen Park Born September 16 1941 in Chicago Formerly Barbara Svitak bookkeeper Bremen High School Survived by mother Johanna Svitak four grandchildren Russell Leigh and Scott with spouses in Texas and Georgia and many siblings American Cancer Society Vandenberg Funeral Home Tinley Park
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Veyette
Blue Island
Rush-Presbyterian
Dawn
Jennifer
Joseph Jr
Indianapolis
Ind
Dorothy
James) Prince
Country Club Hills
Mary
Wayne) Smith
Calumet Park
Rita
Ray) Broz
Hillside
Denise
James) Berry
Virginia Beach
Russell
Barbara
Orland Park
Weldon
Linda
Oak Forest
Walter
Georgia
Alsip
James
Darlene
Indiana
A Or Phyllis Veyette
Orida
Beverly
Nee Willer
Rush Hospice Partners
Madison
Oak Park
Wilma Kusy
Kaufmann
Tinley Park
Chicago
Palos Community Hospital
Palos Heights
St. Julie Catholic Church
Bethania Cemetery
Justice
Vandenberg Funeral Home
Wilma Kaufmann
Mary Mangano
Belmonte
Lansing
Harvey
Beecher
St. Jude the Apostle Catholic Church
South Holland
Holy Sepulchre
Worth
Drumm Funeral Home
Mary Belmonte
Italy
Henry Burns
Markham
South Suburban Hospital
Hazel Crest
St. Peter Ame Zion Church
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Jeffrey Cameron
Parham Cemetery
Ralph
Mr. Burns
Mamie Foster
Cleveland
Ohio
Dorothy Stewart
Henrietta Stewart
Patricia McClinton
Robbins
Cheryl Burns
Clara Lloyd
Neil Kirkman
Aurora
Annette Burns
Detroit
Mich
B. McGhee
Texas
Mary Johnson
Birmingham
Willie Stewart
Grady Stewart
Percy Stewart
Charles
Greensboro
Cedric Burns
Marcus Martin
Richard McGhee
Champaign
Jeanne R. Hoiser
Ross
Park Forest
Anchorage
Jeanne Ross
Marshall Field & Co
Faith United Protestant Church
Barton
Marilyn
Austin
Rhoda Heiser
Libertyville
Sain Sullivan Funeral Homes
Barbara L. Campbell
Svitak
Monee
Little Company of Mary Hospital
Evergreen Park
St. Boniface Catholic Church
Barbara Svitak
Bremen High School
Leigh
Scott
Johanna Svitak
American Cancer Society
Velma E. Ohlsen
Dolton Library
Albert
Kim
Ron) Tawlks
Rand
Richton Park
Keith
Evelyn
Bloomingdale
Immanuel Bethel United Church of Christ
Dalton
Walter J. Hebda
Roseland
Elmhurst Memorial Hospital
Elmhurst
St. Lawrence O'Toole Catholic Church
Matteson
Martin Hebda
James Finne
Holy Cross Cemetery
Calumet City
Mr. Hebda
International Harvester Company
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Navistar/West Pullman Retirees Club
St. Terrence Young At Heart Club
AARP
Mary Ellen
Dean) Miles
Susan
Thomas) Roach
Joliet
Susan Turk) Hedda
St. Louis
Edward
Homewood
Laura
Nee Stott
American Heart Association
S. LaSalle St
Hirsch Funeral Homes
Lincolnway Chapel
Obituary of Concepcion Torres in Chicago Heights area
Concepcion Torres 43 year resident of Steger died January 27 at St James Hospital Chicago Heights. Service 9:30 a m Monday at St Paul Catholic Church Chicago Heights. Interment Assumption Cemetery Glenwood. Visitation today 2 to 9 p m at Hirsch West End Chapel Chicago Heights. Survived by three daughters, four sons, a brother, 16 grandchildren, 23 great grandchildren. Memorials to St Paul Church.
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Concepcion Torres
Steger
St. James Hospital
Chicago Heights
St. Paul Catholic Church
Assumption Cemetery
Glenwood
Visitation
Hirsch Funeral Homes
West End Chapel
Mr. Torres
Mexico
Whiting Corp
Harvey
Elevinia Torres
Juanita
Juan) Trevino
Kankakee
Olga
Erasmo) Rodrigues
Uvalde
Texas
Pablo
Sisto
Eliazar
Livingston
Calif
Felipe
Cipriano
Mercedes
Rosa
E. 25Th St
Obituaries from Dalton to Park Forest area
Multiple obituaries record the deaths of Velma E. Ohlsen a 50 year Dalton resident born Oct 11 1924 and a former School District secretary, Louis Feinman a Hazel Crest resident and Chicago area pharmacist, Walter J. Hebda Richton Park resident, Jane C. Engstrom Park Forest resident, Audrey Haidaczuk and other family members. Memorials support Hadassah America Heart Association or donor choices. Services held in DeYoung Vroegh Chapel Homewood St Lawrence O Tool Matteson Hope Lutheran in Park Forest Skyline Memorial Park. Interments at Oakland Memory Lanes Cemetery Holy Cross and other cemeteries.
Theodore Tattersall, longtime Steger resident, dies at 49
Theodore W. Tattersall died January 26 at University of Chicago Hospital. A World War II veteran and retired truck driver, he belonged to Teamsters Local 705, American Legion Post 521, and VFW 8283. Services were held at Steger Memorial Chapel with a St. Liborius Mass, burial at Skyline Memorial Park. He leaves Wilma Baker, two daughters Terry Clements and Sally Redmond, a son Ted, a brother Arthur, six grandchildren.
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Theodore W
Ted” Tattersall
Steger
University of Chicago
Steger Memorial Chapel
St. Liborius Catholic Church
Ron Neitzke
Skyline Memorial Park
Monce
Tattersall
Chicago
Teamsters Union
American Legion Post
U.S. Army
Wilma
Nee Baker
Terry
Thomas) Clements
St. Charles
Sally
Thomas) Redmond
Homewood
Ted
Houston
Texas
Arthur
Marge
Peoria
Officials vow to unclog Kankakee River project
Federal and state officials announced a joint dredging plan to remove sand from a section of the Kankakee River near the Illinois Indiana line. The pump driven project aims to reduce flooding and restore the river’s fishery with a sediment trap and marsh to filter floodwaters. Costs may top 7.75 million with 65 percent funded by the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kankakee
Illinois- Indiana State Line
Leo Foley
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Indiana
Illi
U.S
Jerry Weller
R Morris
Momence
Weller
Corps of Engineers
Carol Knowles
Illinois Department of Natural Resources
Kankakee River Basin
Johnston
Obituaries and Death Notices from South Suburban Area
Helen W Anderson longtime South Holland resident died Friday January 29 at Thornridge Funeral Home Dolton services to be held Monday at 1 pm with Rev John Powers officiating interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Worth she was born October 12 1902 in De Pere Wisconsin and managed Greens Bakery in South Chicago for 40 years also served as organist at St Willibrord and St Catherine of Genoa she survived by five grandchildren and four great grandchildren her husband Carl died in 1972 Gwendolyn McCammon Blue Island resident died January 26 in Blue Island services at Great Hope Baptist Church Robins with Rev Walter Cook interment Mount Glenwood Cemetery Glenwood born December 19 1920 in Alabama survived by two daughters Geraldine McCammon Dixmoor and Kathleen Bearden-McCammon Blue Island three sons Richard Frankfort Patrick Roselle and David Los Angeles thirteen grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Barbara J Connell nee Murray Calumet City died January 27 at Ingalls Hospital Harvey service Monday at Johnson Cemetery Whitley County Kentucky born January 15 1946 in Corbin Kentucky homemaker husband John two sons Tony Pizzimeni Park Forest and John Connell Calumet City mother Sara Murray Ypsilanti Michigan brother Donald Murray Ypsilanti Michigan Thornridge Funeral Home Dolton
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Helen W. Anderson
van Rite
South Holland
Dolton
Chicago
Roseland
Thornridge Funeral Home
John Powers
St. Jude the Apostle Church
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Worth
Helen van Rite
de Pere
Wis
Greens Bakery
St. Willibrord Church
St. Catherine of Genoa
Carl
Gwendolyn McCammon
Blue Island
Great Hope Baptist Church
Robbins
Walter Cook
Mount Glenwood
Glenwood
McCammon
Alabama
Geraldine McCammon
Dixmoor
Kathleen Bearden- McCammon
Richard
Frankfort
Patrick
Roselle
David
Los Angeles
Calif
Barbara J. Connell
Murray
Calumet City
Ingalls Hospital
Harvey
Johnson Cemetery
Whitley County
Barbara Murray
Corbin
John
Tony Pizzimeni
Park Forest
John Connell
Sara Murray
Ypsilanti
Mich
Donald Murray
Ypsilanti, Mich
Edward M Block obituary and service details
Edward M Block, lifelong Chicago area resident, died January 27 at VITAS Hospice St James Hospital. Born August 20, 1909, in Chicago, he was a pipefitter, a member of Pipefitters Union Local 597 and Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 828. Survived by wife Blanche, two daughters Linda Irone and Laura Michael, son John, sister Katherine Lamb, eight grandchildren. Interment Beverly Cemetery Blue Island. Services held at First Congregational Church Steger with Rev James Slow. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
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Edward M. Block
Steger
VITAS
St. James Hospital
Chicago Heights
Smits Funeral Homes
Blanche
Nee Jones
Linda
al) Irone
Park Forest
Laura
George) Michael
John
Barbara
Greenville
S.C
Katherine Lamb
Las Vegas
Nev
First Congregational Church
American Cancer Society
Minnie Postma Westerveld obituary notices life dates
Minnie Postma Westerveld formerly TeKamp died January 27 at Rest Haven South Convalescent Home South Holland. Funeral by Smits DeYoung Vroegh with Rev Kenneth Kuiper officiating. Interment Skyline Memorial Park Monce. Born May 1 1912 in the Netherlands she was a hair dresser and homemaker. Survived by Lansing relatives Robert Gloria Postma Richard Sandra Postma stepson Hank Wester veld The Netherlands sister Ann Carpenter Denver brother William TeKamp Ves per Wisconsin five grandchildren 14 great grandchildren. First husband Arthur Postma died in 1959 second husband Johann Westerveld died in 1979. Public service obituary notice by The Star.
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Minnie Postma Westerveld
Robert
Gloria) Postma
Richard
Sandra) Postma
Lansing
Hank Westerveld
The
Netherlands
Ann Carpenter
Denver
Colo
William TeKamp
Vesper
Wis
Arthur Postma
Johann Westerveld
Lansing Christian School
Randolph St
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Fred M. Creveling
Louis Feinman
Tews Funeral Home
Victor Mirelman
Mr. Feinman
Hines Veterans Administration Hospital
DePaul University
University of Illinois Pharmacy School
de Paul
Elaine
Nee Schwartz
Jeffrey
Boca Raton
Fla
Floyd
Edma
Carol Stream
Bridgeview
Abe
Marlene
Ethel Fairberg
Hallendale
Jane C. Engstrom
Jane Caldwell
Syracuse
N.Y
Sauk Village
South Chicago Heights
Aqua Center
Avon
Hope Lutheran Church
Audrey
Robert) Hai
Theodore Tattersall
Kankakee River
Illinois
Starnewspapers.com
Southown
Southtown
Southown & Star Newspapers
Carysouthtown.com
Star Newspapers
Minnie P. Westerveld
Star
Care Memorial of Illinois
Chicagoland
Loewen
Gerardi Funeral Directors
Frankfor
Holt Funeral Home
W. 159Th
Harvey, IL
Lai Sullivan Funeral Home
Westwood Dr
Park Forest Il
Erome Zimn Funeral Home
Dixie Hwy
Panozzo Bros. Funeral Home
14Th St
Park Manor Funeral Home
Chicago Rd
Mary Louat
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