Recipient of the Lifetime Service Award from the Developmental Disabilities Nurses’ Association will be remembered for her generous spirit.
She had a positive outlook on life that inspired those around her and she cultivated deep bonds with many.
Deborah A. Couch—guiding presence, steadfast faith, and enduring compassion.
Remebered for her cherished traditions, unwavering support, and family pride.
Beloved husband, father, and builder of lasting legacies—Cyril Habiger.
A remarkable woman whose generosity touched all who knew her.
Remembering Dino’s warmth, kindness, and unwavering devotion.
Jerry loved traveling to beautiful island destinations, where he enjoyed relaxing by the ocean and creating lasting memories.
Beloved educator, devoted wife, mother and grandmother, remembered for a lifetime of service to children and her community.
A local, longtime umpire, referee, and director passes away at age 63 after a courageous battle with cancer.
A lifelong Plainfield resident passes away after a hard fought battle against cancer, at the age of 59.
A Life Centered on Family, Generosity, and Cherished Moments Together.
His genuine and charismatic personality was felt by many, especially those closest to him.
His joyful spirit, steadfast faith, and generous heart created a legacy that will live on in all who knew and loved him.
A respected veteran, civic leader, craftsman, and devoted family man whose legacy lives on in the many lives he touched.
Tom cherished his friends and family, but could often be found sitting outside sipping on a glass of Disaronno with a Cigar in hand.
Remembered for his warm smile, generous spirit, and the lasting memories he created with those he loved.
A woman of unwavering faith, enduring love, and deep devotion to her family.
He dedicated his career to the United States Postal Service as a Postal Clerk, retiring after 42 years of faithful service.
She found joy in family gatherings, camping trips, and being outdoors, where she felt most at peace.
A Woman of Faith, Family, and Love.
Longtime educator, civic leader and Crest Hill founding advocate dies at 94.
Betty Jean Mettille, a loving mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and great-great grandmother and long time surgical nurse, passes away.
His compassion, patience, and genuine concern for people made him a trusted advocate and a source of comfort to those he served.
Always a twinkle in his eye, Ron was a kind, considerate person who brought joy, love and a witty sense of humor to all around him.
Sandra was a woman of remarkable strength, independence, and unwavering devotion to her family.
Joe devoted his life to the people he loved and the community he called home.
If you asked him what his favorite hobby was, the answer was simple, his family.
Her story is not one of cancer. It is one of everlasting love, unimaginable courage, and a mother’s heart that never stopped fighting.
Armand will be remembered for his kind heart, unwavering devotion, and the countless ways he showed his love through both words and actions.
She created a home filled with love, warmth, and lasting memories.
A proud Shodan, skilled in Martial Arts, David, a 3rd degree black belt, mentored many at the Cheney Karate center over the years.
Mary Ann was a devoted family woman who cherished the time spent with those she loved most.
His family was his whole life, and he was a dedicated husband and father who gave his all for them.
Kathy showed her family how to always be happy and taught them the true meaning of selfless love.
Catherine lived a life marked by warmth, humor, and a spirit that made the ordinary feel meaningful.
Joan's life reflected quiet strength and care, and she leaves behind memories that will be cherished by many.
Max was the kind of person who could light up any room with his smile and his sense of humor.
He enjoyed a long and successful career as an engineer with Caterpillar Tractor Company.
Lifelong Joliet resident passes away at age 63.