Obituaries list dozens of Chicago area burials and survivors
A batch of obituaries from the Chicago area notes deaths from Oct. 24 to Oct. 27. Helen Lucille Klein of Sycamore, formerly Glenwood and Chicago’s South Side, died Oct. 24. services were held at St. John Church in Glenwood. Ralph E. Richardson, a Crete resident and state employee, died Oct. 27 with a Mass of Resurrection at Church of the Holy Family in Park Forest. Donald R. Frost of Hobart, Ind., died Oct. 25 with services at First United Methodist in Hobart. Frances Marion Sueltz of Crete died Oct. 27 with services at Crete Funeral Home. Craig Wilcox of Matteson died Oct. 26. Ervin H. Kimmel of Milford, formerly Tinley Park, died Oct. 24. Donald P. Hommes Sr. of South Holland died Oct. 26. Robert F. Murphy of New Lenox died Oct. 25. Paul H. Herz of Grant Park died Oct. 26. Martha Adams of Glenwood died Oct. 25. Rosemary Eirich of Homewood died Oct. 26. Catherine Webber of Denver, formerly Park Forest, died Oct. 26. Burial and service details, survivors and locations vary.
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Helen Lucille Klein
Sycamore
Glenwood
Chicago
South Side
Florida
St. John Roman Catholic Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Calumet City
Klein
Calumet Currency Exchange
R.R. Donnelly Credit Union
Henry
Joyce Munch
Michael
Emily Kosloskus
Patricia Cichocki
South Holland
Stanley Bernas
Leon Bernas
Midlothian
Henry Bernas
Jane Hitson
Walter
Edward
Phil Bernas
Ralph E. Richardson
Crete
Donald R. Frost
Hobart
Ind
Chicago Heights
First United Methodist Church of
William Easter
Cathy Johns
Mr. Frost
Nipsco
International Electrical Engineers
Valparaiso, Ind
Carolyn
Kathleen S. Frost
Lutz, Fla
Dianne Cutler
Chesterton, Ind
Dorothy G. Frost
Ralph S. Frost
Olympia Fields
First United Methodist Church
Frances Marion Sueltz
Peterson
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Dyer
Crete Funeral Home
Linda Foster Momsen
Tinley Park United Methodist Church
Homewood Memorial Gardens
Frances Peterson
Silver Star Rebecca Lodge
Herbert Peterson
Johnson Florist
Craig Wilcox
Matteson
Michael Reese
Harvey
Barius Thomas
Mr. Wilcox
Teri
Kirsten
Robert
Jacquelyn
Susan Neal
Dallas
Kurt
Austin
Texas
Derrick
Fort Riley
Kansas
Ervin H. Kimmel
Milford
Tinley Park
Kankakee
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Woodworth
Ill
Trinity Lutheran Cemetery
Mr. Kimmel
Marie
Marjoree Bohlmann
Centralia
Carol Schroeder
Somerset, Ky
Eunice McCarty
Grand Island
Neb
Leslie
Bolingbrook
Verna Bachmann
Hazel Crest
Donald P. Hommes
Calvary Reformed Church
Orland Park
Howard Hoekstra
Chapel Hill Gardens South
Worth
Mr. Hommes
Nancy
Diane Aardema
Donald
Homewood
David
Nellie
Marilyn Sluis
Palos Park
Roger
Robert F. Murphy
New Lenox
St. Joseph’s Church
Mr. Murphy
Clinton
Cook County
Dalton
Eileen Berry
Pennsylvania
Patrick
Paul H. Herz
Grant Park
Riverside Hospital
St. Paul Lutheran Church
John Zickuhr
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Hertz
Lowell
Bertha
Louis
Hebron
Beecher
Martha Adams
St. James Hospital
Glen Mortuary
Lithuania National Cemetery
Adams
Lithuania
Mary Bayerin
Rosemary Eirich
Richton Crossing
Richton Park
Ryan Funeral Home
Larry McClellan
St. Paul Community Church
Funeral Home
Eirich
Fred
George
Des Plaines
Mount Prospect
Arlington Heights
Virginia McQueen
Dorothy Abrams
William Zilske
Albert
Catherine Webber
Condon
Denver
Colo
Park Forest
Church of the Risen Christ
John Krenzke
Mount Olivet
Wheat Ridge
Colorado
Webber
Prairie State College
Thomas
Kenneth
Peggy Condon Linger
San Clemente
Calif
Samaritan Shelter
Josephine Street
Couple wins foster twins license after eight month fight
Roseann and James Lindemulder finally receive a DCFS foster license upgrade for twins after months of paperwork delays and alleged bias. The couple faced resistance, a judge kept both babies in their Lansing home, and advocates claimed the system sometimes undermines foster parents. The infants now weigh about 20 pounds each and are thriving under their care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Guindon
Lansing
Illinois Department of Children and Family Services
Roseann
James Lindemulder
House
Michael Madigan
Blue Ribbon Task Force
DCFS
Cook County
Charles Johnson
Lindemulder
Roseanne
Lindemulders
Johnson
Walter Williams
Patrick Murphy
Faith Salsburg
Salsburg
Tough teen drinking law eyed
Cook County Sheriff James O Grady called for a two year license revocation for youths who abuse alcohol or drugs, following a weekend crash near Palos Hills in which a vehicle carrying nine people, ages 13 to 20, crashed and killed two and left six critically injured. He planned to file a bill with State Rep Roger McAulife to restrict driving privileges for abusers aged 15 to 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Reynolds
Chicago
Palos Hills
Cook County
James O’grady
Springfield
Roger McAulife
14Th
Trick or treat hours set by Will County Sheriff
Will County Sheriff John W. Johnson sets Halloween trick or treat hours from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday for unincorporated areas. He urges adults accompany children, wear reflective clothing or use bright bags, travel in groups, cross streets safely, save treats to inspect at home, and report suspicious items to the sheriff’s facility at Route 52 and Laraway Road or the Crete Township substation. Extra officers will patrol during hours to boost safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will County
John W. Johnson
Route 52
Laraway Road
Crete Township
Johnson
Thief grabs purses flees in Glenwood Homewood break-ins
A Homewood resident recalls a Wednesday evening entry through an unlocked back door as two purses were stolen from a coat rack. Glenwood police report two similar incidents earlier in October with loot including cash and cards. Losses exceed 3500 dollars in the Glenwood cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homewood
Glenwood
Carson
Palm Drive
Illinois
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Gene Clawson
Family Service and
Clawson
Mae Dedrick
Family Service Thrift
Steger
Gary Kremski
Family Service Board of Directors
Lateefah
Don Whitney
Lee Preston
Cook County Sheriff’s Police
O’grady
New Legisla
O'Grady
Civic Center
Davis Hammond & Prowell Funeral Home Ltd
South Suburbs
Alonzo
al) Davis
E. 16Th St
Chica
Ilinois
West 154Th Street
Harvey, Illinois
Ingalls Memorial Hospital
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