Richard retired from editing and publishing the Proviso Star-Sentinel newspapers for thirty years, and owning a printing company.
Known for his loving, generous, and selfless nature, James was always willing to help anyone with anything.
Co-developer of the Masters of Science in Nursing Program at USF passes away at age 78, surrounded by her loving family.
For 43 years at DCFS, Denise served children with kindness, lit up every room, and cherished family trips—especially to Vegas.
Kenneth will be remembered for his devotion to his family, his steady presence, and his quick conversation about sports.
Most of all, she cherished her family and treasured her role as a grandma, great-grandma and aunt.
She will be missed by all who knew and loved her.
His gentle spirit, loyalty to family, and love for life will be remembered always.
He embraced every opportunity to travel with his wife across the United States and abroad, always seeking new adventures.
He will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered by all who had the privilege of knowing him.
Hank, a 40-year Local 265 sheet metal worker and Army veteran, was an award-winning volunteer, ham operator AE5WU, and community leader.
Bolingbrook's "Citizen of the Year" recipient passes away at age 89.
Among his greatest pleasures were spending time outdoors gardening, grilling, and golfing.
Maureen will be remembered as a loving, faith-filled, and kind woman who touched the lives of those around her through her gentle spirit.
Her love of children and compassionate heart led her to major in Elementary Education and minor in Health Education.
She found great joy in spending time with family and friends, whether playing board games, cards, or joining in sports activities.
One of the key builders of the then-College of St. Francis football program, has passed away unexpectedly.
She will always be remembered for being a loving and selfless person who was always generous with her time, talents, and energy.
Outside of work, Jim found joy in the simple but meaningful pleasures of life.
Faith-filled, courageous and adventurous, John lived his life with quiet strength and unwavering commitment.
She touched countless lives with her warmth, generosity, and selflessness.
Sister Grace was strongly dedicated to parish life and her ministry of prayer and presence.
His legacy endures in the hearts of all who were touched by his thoughtful actions and generous spirit.
Retired Accountant with Henry Pratt Co., in Aurora passes away at age 72.
His warmth, generosity, and zest for life were felt by all who crossed his path.
Professionally, he spent 60 years working in technology for Argonne National Laboratory's Physics division.
A lifelong sports enthusiast, he played semi-professional baseball and later coached Marycrest Little League.
Retired JJC business office controller passes away surrounded by her loving family.
He appreciated a hard day’s work and preferred to live simply, while providing generously for those he loved.
Joanne’s life was marked by kindness, and steady faith with strong ties to the Joliet community.
Fernando was a proud Marine to the very end and wore his uniform proudly being awarded many ribbons.
Ruben was a well-known barber who operated Ruben’s Hairstyling in Crest Hill for over 50 years.
She worked for many years at Ray Kinney Motors, and was co-owner of Kinn-Shaw.
Above all, he treasured moments spent in the company of those closest to him, creating memories that will be dearly remembered.
He carried a spirited outlook on life, approaching each day with energy and determination.
Devoted family man, and Army veteran, remembered for his faith, service, and love of the Chicago Bears.
A decorated SEAL and lifelong mentor, Frank balanced courage, service, humor, and love for family, leaving everyone he met better.
Don was an avid sports enthusiast who enjoyed golfing, bowling, baseball, and football.
Lieutenant Colonel, dentist, and lifelong learner leaves a legacy of service.
Judy raised a beautiful family, guided students at Joliet Junior College, loved books, sports and animals, and cherished her grandchildren.