Obituary notices for Millsap Pearson Cox and Davis family figures
Obituaries list multiple local residents including Joan Millsap of Glendale born 1961 in Harvey and widow Barbara Millsap. Services held at Community Church of Joy and Thornton United Methodist Church with interment at Glendale Memorial Park. Also noted are May Ann Besse formerly Pearson of Harvey and James Lionel Cox of Dalton with memorials to The Charlene Davis Memorial Theater.
Obituaries Notice Notes Longtime Harvey Native and Patrick Family
Formerly of Harvey died in Texas on October 27 with services held October 30 in Levelland. Born January 6, 1944 in Harvey, he leaves wife Wynetta and three sons Ronald, Michael, and another son in Levelland along with mother Florence Hudson and sisters Mary Pearson and Barbara Ham. Also noted is Dueward Patrick a former Park Forest resident who died October 3 at James Hospital Chicago Heights. Interment in Holly Memorial Gardens Pleasant Grove Ohio. Patrick born May 1, 1909 in Kanawha County West Virginia, lifelong factory employee, survived by two daughters Donna Mayle and Betty Wilt, a son Dueward W., six grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
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May Ann Besse
Pearson
Stanley
N.C
Harvey
Lutheran
Sauk Village
Doris Cloninger
Betty Krugman
Stanley, N
Edward L
Pleasant Hills
Calif
Robert L
Oak Forest
Melvin E
University Park
Donald P
California
Molly Hurst
Canada
Earl
James Lionel Cox
Dalton
Loyola University
Maywood
Thornridge Funeral Home
Mike Fehlauer
Mount Vernon Memorial Estates Cemetery
Mr. Cox
Chicago Heights
Jo Holnicki
Thornton
Anna
Jacksonville
Fla
Donna Peterson
Ralph Cox
Elsie Davis
Jcc
196Th St
Flossmoor
Texas
Levelland
Mr. Hudson
Wynetta (Nee Mullins
Ronald
Lubbock
San Juan
Michael
Florence Hudson
Homewood
Mary Pearson
Hickey
Barbara Ham
LaFayette
Dueward Patrick
Park Fores
Tilto
Ohio
James Hospital
Holly Memorial Gardens
Pleasant Grove
Mr. Patrick
Kanawha County
West Virginia
Donna L. Mayle
Park Forest
Betty Wilt
Baltimore
Dueward W
Laurel, Md
Gierach pushes drug policy in bid for governor
James Gierach, a Park resident and attorney, runs in the March primary pledging to reform drug policy by allowing physicians to prescribe controlled substances to addicts and enroll them in rehab. He links crises from crime to education funding and calls for higher taxes to fund schools and changes to Public Aid. Also seeking the Democratic nomination are Netsch, Phelan, and Burris.
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Patricia Briske
Cook County
James Gierach
Minois
Gierach
Park
Alton
St. Louis
Illinois
Dawn Clark Netsch
Cook
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