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Our Obituaries
Alfredo G. Zamora
January 1, 1924 - December 19, 2014
Alfredo is the beloved husband of Eliberta nee Flores, he is the loving father of Antonio Zamora, Alfredo (Angela) Zamora Jr., the late Roberto Zamora, Maria Cruz (Maurilio) Cristerna, Rosa (Eliazar) Licea, Gloria (Victor) Castillo and Leticia Zamora. He is the devoted grandfather of Antonio Jr., Enrique, Carlos, Ana, Rosario, Maria Ines, Jose, Ricardo,Lorena, Zulma, Vanessa, Roberto Jr.,...
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Kathe E. Webster
October 23, 1936 - December 3, 2014
Beloved wife of the late Gordon Webster, who passed away January 28, 2014. Loving mother of Rose Webster, Richard Webster and Jerry Webster, dear sister of Ellen Huber, Anita Rostock, Inge Rostock and Rosemarie Kraus.
Kathe enjoyed gardening and she was formerly employed as a nurse.
Memorial donations to St. Jude Children's Hospital in Memphis, TN or PAWS greatly appreciated.
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Leonard R. Olson
July 10, 1941 - December 2, 2014
The Southwest Michigan Wine Trail has lost a giant today with news of the untimely passing of Leonard Olson, 73, owner and operator of Baroda Founders Wine Cellar.
Olson died unexpectedly the evening of December 2, 2014. The rest of the industry, family and friends are in shock over the sudden loss of a man who earned the right to use the word Founder in his corporate name. Len was a Chicago...
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Robert M. Stone
March 7, 1953 - November 26, 2014
Robert M. Stone, 61, of Lexington, Kentucky, formerly of Blue Island. Beloved son of the late George R. Stone Sr. and the late Antoinette nee Cappiello. Cherished brother of Mark D. (Angie) Stone, George R. (Janell) Stone Jr., David W. Stone and Mary Kay (Carl) Hogblom. Loving uncle of Bob (Patti), Carl Joe, Danielle, Mary (Tom), David Jr., Michael, Tera (Jamey) and the late Christina. Formerly...
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Harold L. Wandersen
March 4, 1943 - November 26, 2014
Harold L. Wandersen, 71, of Blue Island. Loving father of Jeffrey (Pam) Wandersen, Kimberly (Goran) Hristov and the late Michael Wandersen, proud grandfather of Mia Hristov, Adam Hristov and Charlie Hristov, dear brother of Doris Young, Patricia Ashley, Linda Schultz and Sharon Wandersen.
Harold was a United States Army veteran and formerly employed as a Cook County Sheriff.
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Frank "Silver Fox" Nichols
December 15, 1927 - November 25, 2014
Frank "Silver Fox" Nichols, 86, of Chicago Heights, beloved husband of the late Marion nee Lindberg, loving father of Kurt, dear brother of Harry. United States Army veteran serving during the Korean War. Enjoyed fishing, dancing, boating, gardening, and spending quality time with his son, family and friends. Member Local 476 Motion Picture Studio Mechanics and Local 13 Carpenters Union....
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Gertrude E. Cihlar
May 13, 1930 - November 25, 2014
Gertrude E. Cihlar nee Bahr, 84, of Blue Island. Beloved wife of the late Kenneth P., loving mother of Dennis, Tammy, William, Gregory and the late Fredrick, devoted grandmother of Martin Jr., Kenneth, Jordi and Jesse, proud great grandmother of Tony, Adam, Alex, Ryan , Aidan, Sandra and Marcus, cherished sister of Barbara Craighead.
Gertrude was formerly employed by IL Bell in Blue Island as...
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Thomas J. Nietupski, D.D.S.
November 2, 1936 - November 24, 2014
Thomas J. Nietupski D.D.S., 78, formerly of West Pullman and Decatur, IL, beloved brother of Joan (late Joseph) Slotwinski and Virginia (late Lawrence) Topolski, dear step-father of Mark, Michael and Kathy, loving friend of Raymond Nowak and Donald Boroian, cherished uncle and cousin of many.
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Joseph E. Wright
March 6, 1935 - November 22, 2014
Joseph E. Wright, 79, of Blue Island, beloved husband of Gloria nee Madrigal, loving father of Susan Wright, Maria Jo Mixon, Alicia Pattenaude, Gina Cordero and Anthony Cordero, devoted grandfather of Megan, Joey and Zachary, proud great grandfather of Aubrey, dear brother of Paul, the late Gerald, Marilou McCarthy, the late Michael and James, fond uncle and great uncle of many. US Air Force...
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Edward M. Zeimetz
July 9, 1924 - November 20, 2014
Edward M. Zeimetz, 90, of Blue Island, beloved husband of Marion L. nee Watt, loving father of Edward, Gregory (Kathleen), the late Arthur and Mary (Donald) McGovern, proud grandfather of eight, dear brother of the late George and the late Martin. WWII Army veteran, member Local #753 Milk Drivers Union, former employee and volunteer at St. Walter Church.
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Dennis R. Will
November 13, 1946 - November 7, 2014
Dennis R. Will, 67, of Blue Island, husband of the late Patricia, father of Christopher (Angel) Will, grandfather of four, son of the late Robert J. Will and Pearl nee Carr, brother of Corinne (Erick) Hoffert. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations to Salem Ev. Lutheran Church, 12951 S. Maple Ave., Blue Island, IL 60406, greatly appreciated.
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Gregory Dewayne Blackburn
November 9, 1948 - October 31, 2014
Gregory Dewayne Blackburn, 65, of Blue Island, beloved father of John Blackburn and Christian K. Blackburn, dear brother of the late Bernie (Rita) Blackburn, Leonard "Skip" (Kathy) Blackburn, Deanna (Dominic) Marnell, Paul (Orysia) Blackburn, Jeff Blackburn, Anita (Tom) Nowak, Myra (Leonard) Rosas and Marlene (Bob) Veleta, special friend of Terry and Carl Toering and fond stepfather of John Skop....
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Andrew L. Knoell
July 19, 1941 - October 20, 2014
Andrew L. Knoell, 73, of Blue Island, Religion Teacher at Brother Rice High School for eighteen years. Beloved partner of Earl Summers, cherished son of the late Laurie and the late Mary Ellen Knoell, dear brother of the late Jerry (Susie) and Maryann (the late Corky) Wagner, loving uncle of four nephews and three nieces.
Memorial donations to Brother Rice High School: Andrew L. Knoell Memorial...
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Joan A. Grozav
April 18, 1935 - October 19, 2014
Joan A. Grozav nee Unyi, 79, of Calumet Park. Beloved wife of the late Valentine Grozav, who passed away September 13, 2014. She is the loving mother of Glenn Grozav and David Grozav. Joan is the dear sister of William E. Unyi and James W. Unyi (Melinda). She is the dear aunt of Cathy Hanson, Carol Unyi, William J. Unyi and Christine Unyi and the great aunt of Andrew, Michael, William and Sydney....
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John R. Thompson
April 19, 1933 - October 18, 2014
John R. Thompson, 81, of Blue Island, formerly of Chicago. Cherished son of the late Robert J. Thompson and the late Kathleen "Kit" nee Scanlon. Dear brother of James and the late LaVerne, Robert Jr., William, Eugene, Mary and Kenneth. Most beloved uncle of Margaret Hillyard and Mary Kay Strasser. Former employee of Illinois Department of Transportation and the Union Stockyard.
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Armando C. Tellez, Sr.
November 5, 1934 - October 16, 2014
Armando C. Tellez Sr., 79, of Alsip. Beloved husband of Santa nee Martinez, loving father of Armando Jr., David, Zelda (Luis) Moreno and Wanda Tellez, fond father in law of Andrew Nelson, devoted grandfather of Janel, Craig, Yvonne, Samantha, Tiffany, Jacob and Gianna, proud great grandfather of Jordan, London, Alexander and Brooklyn, dear brother of Victoria, Beatrice, Rudolfo, Oscar, Gloria,...
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Barbara J. Mentz
June 16, 1937 - October 16, 2014
Barbara J. Mentz, 77, of Channahon, formerly of Country Club Hills, beloved wife of Donald E. Mentz, loving mother of Linda Smith (Mark Rethelford) and Sandra (Michael) Austin, devoted grandmother of Christopher (Ashley) and Erica Austin, proud great grandmother of Grady, Cohen, Arielle and Ainsley.
Barbara was formerly employed in the Human Resources office of Panduit Corporation. She was a...
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Michael J. Siemion
September 29, 1952 - October 13, 2014
Michael J. Siemion, 62, of Tinley Park, formerly of Blue Island. Cherished partner of Catherine Adamski, devoted father of Jeanna Siemion and Nicole Siemion, beloved son of Colette Ulaskas and the late Donald Siemion, dear brother of Tom Ballatore, Don Siemion and Ron Siemion.
Michael was a United States Army veteran. He was formerly employed as a boilermaker and a member of International...
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Maria Gutierrez
March 24, 1923 - October 9, 2014
Maria Gutierrez, 91, of Blue Island, formerly of Chicago. Beloved wife of the late Jose Gutierrez, who passed away December 27, 2006. Loving mother of Andrea Viramontes, Celina Villalpando, Hilda Cordova, Jose G. Gutierrez, Jose M. Gutierrez, Anabel Heredia, Hilda Villalobos, Adela Zamora and the late Eva Ponce, devoted grandmother and great grandmother of many, dear sister of Jesus Martinez and...
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Harold V. Mislich
March 28, 1922 - October 8, 2014
Harold V. Mislich, 92, lifelong resident of Blue Island. Beloved husband of the late Eleanore nee Facko, who passed Feb. 8, 1995. Loving father of Jeff (Darlene), Greg and Sue (Bob) D'Ercole. Devoted grandfather of Jennie, Stacy, Rachael, Blair, Ele, Tammy, Darlene, Carrie and the late James. Cherished great grandfather of 9. Dear friend of the Hallahan family. Fond brother of the late John,...
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Cesaria Quinones Lechuga
September 5, 1916 - October 1, 2014
Cesaria Quinones Lechuga, 98, of Blue Island, formerly of Santiago Papasquiaro, Durango, Mexico. Beloved wife of the late Luis, loving mother of Javier (Emilia), Rafaela (Juvencio) Barraza, Jesus (late Annetta), Guadalupe (Benjamin) Torrez, Luis (Graciela), Adan (Socorro), Gloria (Alfredo) Lechuga, Samuel (Maria), Rosalinda (Hermengildo) Meraz and Lucilla (Jeus) Sanchez, devoted grandmother,...
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Irene P. Pajak
July 18, 1926 - September 29, 2014
Irene P. Pajak nee Biskup, 88, of Blue Island, beloved wife of the late Walter, loving mother of Maryann (the late Michael) Sasek, the late Susan Peter, David, Daniel (Ruth), Sophie (Mike) Bartak and Timothy (Cynthia), devoted grandmother of thirteen, cherished great grandmother of twenty-three, proud great great grandmother of one, dear sister of the late Carol Blanusha, Gladys Gerstenkorn,...
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Theodore "Ted" J. Hasier
February 14, 1936 - September 27, 2014
Theodore "Ted" J. Hasier, 78, of Blue Island, beloved husband of the late Shirley H. nee Thorell, loving father of Michael, Thomas (Barbara), Theodore (Jessika) and Mandy, devoted grandfather of Jillian, Michael, Helena and Teddy, dear brother of Joseph and the late Josephine Intribus and Genevieve Dertz.
Ted was a US Army veteran serving in Korea and a former employee of CSX Railroad for almost...
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Joyce E. Pratt
March 31, 1930 - September 22, 2014
Joyce E. Pratt nee Burnett, 84, of Coral Springs, FL, formerly of Blue Island. Beloved wife of the late Donald K. Pratt, loving mother of Greg (Laura) Pratt, Susan (Bill) DePyssler, Debbie (Joe) Martino, Valori (Eric) Lounsberry, Nancy (David) Coda, Jeffery (Emily) Pratt and Chris Pratt. Devoted grandmother of sixteen, proud great grandmother of three. Dear sister of Tom Burnett, Esther Glecier...
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Gertrude A. Maerz
June 11, 1926 - September 21, 2014
Gertrude A. Maerz nee Erdmann, 88, of Tinley Park, formerly of Blue Island, beloved wife of Karl S., loving mother of Barbara Maerz, Karl B. (late Dawn) and Michael R. (Suzanne), devoted grandmother of Erich, Elizabeth and Emelia, dear sister of the late Annemarie Kulbatzki, the late Cilli Huhn, the late Christel Fisahn, Benno Erdmann, Dorothee Uhlig and Waltraud Wiemer.
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Carol M. Sehlke
February 1, 1933 - September 19, 2014
Loving mother of Bonnie Hogblom and Carl (Mary Kay) Hogblom. Devoted loving grandmother of Bob (Patti) Plahm Jr., Carl Hogblom Jr. and Danielle Hogblom, cherished great grandmother of Andrew and Trey Plahm. Dear sister of the late Dale Potosky.
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Valentine A. Grozav
September 21, 1932 - September 13, 2014
Beloved husband of Joan nee Unyi, loving father of Glenn Grozav and David Grozav. Dear brother of the late Sylvia (Stanley) Swalec, Roseann Tychewicz and Dorothy Manus.
Valentine was currently employed by Calumet Township, he was a retired employee of Rheem. Valentine was a United States Air Force veteran, and a member of the American Legion Post 2910.
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David P. Ruehl
April 13, 1929 - September 8, 2014
Beloved husband of Ruth M. nee Angelo, loving father of Dan (Debbie) Ruehl, Nancy (Mike) Waszak and Betsy (Dave) Jannush, devoted grandfather of Nelly and Emma Ruehl, Christina, Tim and Jonathan Waszak and Hannah, Chloe and Luke Jannush.
David was formerly employed by Commonwealth Edison for forty-eight years. He was a member of the IL National Guard, serving for a total of nine years. David was...
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Robert C. Schroeder
April 16, 1939 - September 6, 2014
Robert was the beloved husband of the late Jean nee Kysiak, loving father of Christine (Christopher) Ramos and Jennifer Schroeder, devoted grandfather of Kenny (Johnna), Allison, Kyle, Christopher, Juliana, Adam (Michelle), Dylan, Cheyenne, Mario and Anthony, proud great grandfather of Macie, dear bother of Richard (Janet) and the late William (Josephine), fond brother-in-law of Mary Ann and the...
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Frederick E. Schoenbohm
January 6, 1932 - September 1, 2014
Frederick E. Schoenbohm IV, 82, of Blue Island, passed from this life September 1, after a brief illness. Beloved husband of the late Carol nee Gierman, dear son of the late Rev. Frederick III and the late Lillian nee Hicks, loving brother of Dorothy (William) Rathje, cherished uncle of Jennifer Gierman Sheehan, Elizabeth Gierman Ellis and Stuart Rathje, devoted great uncle of Sarah, Calvin,...
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Frank E. DeLisa
January 16, 1945 - September 1, 2014
Frank was a teacher, working in Chicago Public Schools and he was a trainer of German Shepherd Guard Dogs. Frank's family were the former owners of Club DeLisa, located at 5521 S. State St.,Chicago.
He is the cherished friend of Danny and Pamela Clancy and family.
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Warren A. Driese
May 7, 1940 - August 12, 2014
Warren A. Driese, 74, life long resident of Blue Island, is survived his beloved wife Mary nee Lake and his loving son Michael. He is also survived by his dear brother George (Linda) Driese and by many cherished nieces and nephews. Warren was an assistant Scout Master of Boy Scout Troop 788 and formerly employed by Bevel Granite. Warren also enjoyed fishing and hunting.
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Michael J. Trout
February 7, 1951 - August 10, 2014
Michael J. Trout, 63, of Oak Forest, formerly of Blue Island. Beloved husband of Frances C. nee Wontkowski and the late Patti L. nee Overman. Loving father of Sean (Shawna) Trout, Chris (Theresa) Thompson and Kenny (Alaine) Stokes, devoted grandfather of Kalob, Conner, Aiden, Christian and Landon, dear brother of Sandra Montgomery.
Mike was an avid Chicago Bears fan, and enjoyed fishing, boating...
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Esther K. "Susie" Bernal
July 3, 1944 - August 4, 2014
Esther K. "Susie" Bernal nee Perysian, 70, of Oak Lawn. Beloved mother of Mark (Araceli) Bernal, Michael (Janet Rebacz) Bernal, Melissa (Craig) Peters and Brenda Therriault, life-long friend and former spouse of Richard Bernal, cherished grandmother of Lindsay Peters and Ashley Peters, dear sister of the late Norman Perysian, late Leonard Perysian and late Judith Perysian, half sister of Jerry...
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Carol L. Smart
January 3, 1931 - August 3, 2014
Loving aunt of Michael (Lauren) Gierman, Mark (Sue) Gierman, Pete Gierman , Dan (Dawn) Gierman and Laura (Mike) Marines. Dear sister of the late Joan (Eugene) Gierman and Shirley (Ray) Anzilotti.
Carol was a United States Army veteran, serving from April 12, 1955 until April 11, 1957. She was formerly employed by CNA Insurance for thirty years. Carol was the Past President of IL Federation of...
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Sherman Armour
December 22, 1922 - August 2, 2014
His Loving Family:
Sons: James Earl Jarrett (Suzette)
Daughters: Gwendolyn Humphrey, Sharman Theresa Payne (Melvin), Cheryl Armour Frye (Darryl), Shelia Wynee Armour, the late Pamela Renee Jarrett Shockley †,
Robin Lynn Jarrett, Dorothy Jarrett Walton (the late James JD †), Anny Jarrett
Grandsons: Lorenzo Payne (Wanda), Dock Russell Humphrey, Eric Payne, Leon Payne, Phillip Payne,...
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Dorothy K. Glasby
June 3, 1927 - August 1, 2014
Dorothy Kathryn Joens Glasby, 87, formerly of Chevy Chase, Maryland, passed away Friday, August 1, 2014 at the Lexington Square Senior Living Facility in Elmhurst, IL.
Mrs. Glasby was born June 3, 1927 in Blue Island, IL, the daughter of Albert H. and Anna E. Joens. She married Jonathan Perrine Glasby III on June 4, 1961 in Blue Island. He survives her.
Mrs. Glasby graduated from B.I. Community...
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Lois H. Schick
June 26, 1924 - July 31, 2014
Lois H. "Susie" Schick nee Schultz, 90, life-long resident of Blue Island, beloved wife of the late Earl, loving mother of Thomas and Mary Lou, cherished grandmother of Rebecca (Jeff) Bobroff, proud great grandmother of Jackson Bobroff, dear sister of the late Arthur, fond aunt and great aunt of many.
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Vivian M. Savino
June 4, 1924 - July 20, 2014
Vivian Marie Savino nee Brady, 90, formerly of Blue Island, member Third Order of Carmelites, retired RN, Little Company of Mary and St. Francis Hospitals, passed away at her home Sunday, July 20, surrounded by her adoring family. She was born June 4, 1924. Beloved wife of 46 years of the late Henry D. Savino. Loving mother of Dr. Margaret Savino (Dr. Robert Hoopes), Anthony (Pamela) Savino,...
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Dorothy A. Busch
February 13, 1945 - July 17, 2014
Dorothy A. Busch, 69, of Crestwood, retired employee of IC/Metra RR. Beloved mother of Janice and grandmother of Nicholas. Loving sister of Audrey Munnich, Mary Busch, John Busch and the late Henrietta Skinner, Virginia Fiskow and Carl Busch Jr., dear aunt of Judy Glavas, Byron, Ken, Greg Skinner, Stephen Fiskow, Marty, Rich Munich, Carl Busch III, Patricia Maynard, Cathy Shea, John Busch Jr. and...
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Rosa A. Carbajal
February 14, 1959 - July 15, 2014
Beloved mother of Magdalena (Joseph) Parchem, Octavio Carbajal, Belinda (Jesus) Sandoval and Enoc (Denisse) Carbajal, loving grandmother of Alberto Carbajal, Joseph Parchem, Damien Carbajal, Layla Rose Parchem, Julian Sandoval, Aidan Carbajal, Armani Carbajal, Adriel Sandoval, Jaico Sandoval and Jayce Parchem, cherished daughter of Jesus Garza and Margarita nee Castillo, dear sister of Maria Del...
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Yvonne Dagenais
January 12, 1936 - July 12, 2014
Yvonne Dagenais, 78, of Blue Island, former employee of First National Bank of Chicago, beloved sister of David and the late Joan Sulzen and Carol Sutherland, loving aunt of Lynn Jaskowiak, Karen Hull, Gina Mueller, Mark Dagenais, Carl Sulzen, Paul Dagenais, Mary Alberts and the late Patrick Sutherland and Christopher Sutherland.
Yvonne was a faithful member of St. Benedict Parish, serving as a...
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Marie C. Chapulis
September 29, 1923 - July 9, 2014
Marie C. Chapulis nee Mistretta, a forty-three resident of Midlothian, passed away Wednesday, July 9, 2014 at Palos Community Hospital in Palos Heights. She was 90 years old. Marie was beloved wife of the late Stanley Sr., who passed away March 24, 1997, and the loving mother of Stanley Jr. and Donna (Peter) Holman and the dear sister of Caroline McGue.
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Alicia Esparza
June 28, 1940 - July 7, 2014
Beloved wife of the late Jesus V. Esparza, loving mother of Rigoberto Esparza, Leopoldo Esparza, Edmundo Esparza, Salomon Esparza, Humberto Esparza, Hugo Esparza, the late Hector Esparza and Andriana Esparza, devoted grandmother of fourteen, proud great grandmother of one, dear sister of Luis, Ofelia, Jesus, Basilia, Manuel, Javier, Horacio, Maribel, Marie and Leonel.
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Socorro Madrigal Skirnick
March 13, 1930 - July 2, 2014
Socorro Madrigal Skirnick , nee Lopez, 84 of Blue Island. Beloved wife of Theodore. Proud mother of Robert (Margaret) Madrigal, Thomas Madrigal Jr., Kenneth (Deborah) Madrigal, Steven (Robin) Madrigal and James (Tracy) Madrigal . Loving Grandmother of Robert Madrigal Jr., Margaret McGreal (Dan), Matthew (Eileen), Daniel (Tiffany), Michael, Elise and Melanie Madrigal, Christine Sawyer (Scott)...
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Carl W. Ehlers
December 27, 1927 - June 26, 2014
Carl W. Ehlers, 86, of Country Club Hills, WWII Army veteran, beloved husband of the late Alice nee VanDyck, loving father of Chris (Susan), Mark (Jill), Sheri (Vitas) Briedis, Todd, Scott (Juanita) and Jacque (Roger) Sadowski, cherished grandfather of ten, proud great grandfather of six, dear brother of late Margaret "Sis" Randol, Neil, Miles Jr. "Cookie", Millie Vrshek, late Bobby, late Charles...
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Nicolas Ferreira
January 22, 1922 - June 21, 2014
Beloved husband of Maria nee Munoz, loving father of Rosa (Mario) Galvan, Jose Ferreira and Jackie Ferreira, proud grandfather of Mario Cesar Galvan, Alexis Galvan, Christian Galvan, Vivian Ferreira, Tony Ferreira and Briana Galvan.
Nicolas has been a resident of Blue Island since 1970, he was an avid baseball fan, especially the Chicago White Sox.
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Vincenza Cairo
June 8, 1922 - June 20, 2014
Beloved wife of the late Salvatore Cairo, loving mother of Anthony (JoAnn) Cairo, Joseph (Lisa) Cairo and Lena (Craig) Lindskog, devoted grandmother of Susie (Brian) Linde, Rachel (Michael) Dec, Amy (John) Sampson, the late Mark Cairo, Tony Jr. (Kristin) Cairo, Joseph Cairo, Michael Lindskog, Kristen (Glenn) DeVries and Andrew Lindskog, proud great grandmother of nine, preceded in death by six...
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Loretta M. Eken
September 24, 1922 - June 18, 2014
Beloved wife of the late Alfred Eken, who passed away in 1992, loving mother of Michele (Ken) Snuckel and the late John Eken, devoted grandmother of Kimberly, Linda, Terrie, Tammie, Thomas, Pamela and Stephanie, adored great grandmother of fourteen, proud great, great grandmother of seven, dear sister of the late Viola, Florence, Harriet, Harold and Carl.
Loretta was formerly employed by St....
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Theresa Mary Young
March 4, 1957 - June 14, 2014
Theresa Mary Young nee Merriman, 57, of Crestwood, formerly of Blue Island, beloved wife of David, loving mother of Jennifer (Nicholas) Tablerion and Shawna Young, devoted grandmother of Nora Grace Young, adored sister of Mary (Ruth), Michael (Annemarie), Kevin, David (Ellie), Anne (Al) Maki, Grace (Tom) Bell, Dominic (Joy), Rita Wilson and Rebecca (Kevin) Denny, dear aunt of many nieces and...
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Aaron Earl Aregood
December 20, 1943 - June 12, 2014
Aaron E. Aregood, 70, of Alsip. Beloved husband of Rose Ann nee McCarty, loving father of Susan (late Ron) Baran, Sharon (Pat) Ewers, Valerie (late John) DeVenuto, Jennifer (John) Dorotiss and Sarah Aregood, proud grandfather of John Tate, Tim and Dan Ewers, Rosemaria and Courtney DeVenuto and Ian Dorotiss, dear brother of Barbara King and Joan Pauwels.
Aaron was a veteran of the US Navy and...
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Gregorio Santellano
May 25, 1930 - June 10, 2014
Beloved husband of the late Herlinda nee Sandoval, loving father of Jose (Dana) Santellano, Cesar (Kim) Santellano, George Santellano and Gregory Santellano, devoted grandfather of John, Neftali and Mariano.
Gregorio has resided in Blue Island since 1955, he was a member of St. Benedict Parish "The Circle" and a long time employee of Material Service of Thronton.
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T. Christian Krueger, Sr.
October 1, 1927 - June 9, 2014
T. Christian Krueger Sr., 86, of Blue Island, fourth generation owner and director of Krueger Funeral Home. Beloved husband of the late Pamela A. nee Isler, loving father of T. Christian Jr. (Cecilia), Kelle Kysiak (Jeffrey Kliss), R. Clayton (Christine Metros), proud grandfather of Kanon (Cheryl) Kysiak, Christian, Charles and Caitlyn. Cherished brother of the late Robert and the late...
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Rita M. Gallegos
November 30, 1942 - June 3, 2014
Beloved mother of Deborah Moreno, David Moreno, Anthony Moreno, Bridget Gallegos and Krystal (Eddie Torres) Moreno, cherished grandmother of Athena, Ashley, Paul, Vinnie, Chris, Andrea, David, Jonathan, Destiny, Isaiah, Matthew, Eddie and Joey, dear sister of John Coronado, Theresa Gonzalez, David Coronado, Magdalen Espinoza and Anita Pluta.
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Maxine M. Breo
January 15, 1937 - June 3, 2014
Maxine M. Breo nee Schwartz, 77, of Chicago. Beloved mother of Patricia (Jeff) Breo, Deborah (David) Donohue and Michelle (late Joseph) Karda, loving grandmother of 15, dear sister of Eddie and the late Doris, Lillian (Lee), Julia, and Leo.
Maxine was a 45 year resident of the north side of Chicago, she was formerly employed by Walgreens.
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John C. Sanchez
May 16, 1919 - May 30, 2014
John C. Sanchez, 95, formerly of Roseland, WWII US Army veteran, beloved husband of Lupe nee Aquirre, loving father of John (Carol) Sanchez and Barbara (Hank) Ichida, devoted grandfather of Mark Sanchez and Michelle (Christopher) Duddy, proud great grandfather of Elizabeth, Michael, Jessica and Maxwell Sanchez, dear brother of Jovan Sanchez. John fought in the Battle of the Bulge during WWII and...
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Corey V. Fosnaugh
March 16, 1929 - May 29, 2014
Corey V. Fosnaugh, 85, of Alsip, formerly of Sauk Village. Beloved husband of the late Antoinette nee Cappiello, who passed away December 22, 2007. The couple were united in marriage on February 17, 1968. Cherished father of Robert M. Stone of Lexington, KY, Mark D. (Angela) Stone of Mokena, George R. (Janell) Stone of Hobart, IN, David W. Stone of Central City, LA and Mary Kay (Carl) Hogblom of...
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Louis R. Czarnecki
September 29, 1929 - May 27, 2014
Louis R. Czarnecki, 84, of Calumet Park, Navy veteran, beloved father of Charise (John) Groszek, Charlene Czarnecki, Kerry (Susan), Mark (Diane) and Melanie Valentino, devoted grandfather of Adam (Leticia) Groszek , Eric Groszek, Kerry Czarnecki Jr., Marcyanna Czarnecki, Marissa Czarnecki, Brent Valentino, Rachel (Mike) Kostal, Adrianna Valentino, Rose Valentino and Dominic Valentino, proud...
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Francisco Esparza
August 21, 1940 - May 20, 2014
Beloved husband of Sara nee Jimenez, loving father of Norma Esthela Esparza, Sara Celia (Benito) Munoz, Juana Maribel (Carlos Fernando) Macias, Ana Luisa Esparza, Jose Uriel (Hortencia Gonzalez) Esparza, Francisco Javier (Ma Del Refugio Almaraz) Esparza, Victor Avel (Doriana Flores) Esparza and Everardo Esparza, devoted grandfather of Cinthya Janelly, Irving Alejandro, Amairani Brendaly, Melisa...
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Pete C. Vasquez
December 18, 1927 - May 2, 2014
Pete C. Vasquez, 86, formerly of Blue Island, beloved husband of Julia M. nee Granados, loving father of Carlos ( Sue ), Imelda (Anthony) Alvarez, Peter (Anne), David, and the late Patricia Inman, devoted grandfather of Jennifer, Anisa, Daniel, Matthew, April, Alison, Dennis, Emily, Stevie and Jeremy, proud great grandfather of Camden, Davin, Ean, Fiora, Izabel, Haven, Madelyn, Riley, McKenzie,...
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Gilbert W. Emerson
October 18, 1954 - May 1, 2014
Gilbert W. Emerson, 59, of Blue Island, founder of Orlando's Pizza of Oak Lawn, past member Local 73, Sheet Metal Workers, beloved son of the late Wilbur and Helen nee Perlinski, loving fiancé of Barbara Meyers, cherished step-father of Megan Meyers, "Sports Buddy" of Cathy Meyers, fond nephew, cousin and friend to many and a dear friend of Bill W. and Dr. Bob.
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Eleanor Porozinski
February 14, 1924 - April 30, 2014
Beloved wife of the late Joseph, loving mother of Mary Ann (late Edward) Radwan, Thomas (Gina), Therese (Robert) Soltys and Kathy (Rick) Davitto, devoted grandmother of Carrie (Kevin) Maney, Scott Radwan, Kim (Enzo Spinelli) Radwan, Robert Soltys, John Soltys, Tracy (Bernie) Pastirik, Nicole (Edgar Aguilar) Davitto, Laura Davitto, Jennifer Soltys, Derek Porozinski, Jared Davitto and Nicholas...
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Marjorie R Greene
January 8, 1923 - April 26, 2014
Marjorie Ruth Greene nee Mager departed this earth on April 26, 2014 at the age of 91. She was preceded in death by her husband Yale, her parents Jacob and Ricke nee Bobzin, her brother Clarence and her sisters Marie (Paul) Byron and Ethel (Harold) Barnes, niece Barbara Barbeau and nephew Steven Doberstein. Marjorie was born on a farm in rural Frankfort but spent most of her 91 years in Blue...
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Fred J. Fashingbauer
July 17, 1916 - April 21, 2014
Fred J. Fashingbauer, 97, of Blue Island, beloved husband of the late Marie nee Totter, loving father of Marianne (Louis) Pyster and Diane (Walter) Shalda, dear brother of Margaret (late Francis) Devitt and the late John (late Lucille) Fashingbauer.
Fred was a faithful member of St. Peter Claver Church and served on the Holy Name Society. He was a volunteer at St. Francis Hospital for ten years...
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Shirley A. Giordano
November 30, 1935 - April 20, 2014
Shirley A. Giordano nee Lundborg, 78, of Alsip, formerly of Blue Island and Calumet Park, beloved wife of the late Edward A. Sr., loving mother of Frank (Connie), Darlene (Jeff) Mislich, Irene and Edward Jr. (Denise), cherished grandmother of Darlene (John) Kruse, Eddie III, Frank (Candice) Jr., Carrie (Brett) Johnstone, Nicole, Michelle (Chris) Gravitt, Danny, Jimmy, Tammy Mislich, Blair Mislich...
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Susan T. White
December 16, 1962 - April 9, 2014
Susan T. White, 51, of Alsip, 25 year employee of Zeiler Management Company. Loving mother of Walter Yost, Matthew (Thalia) Mischke and the late Daniel Mischke. Dearest Grandmother of Daniella and Isabella Mischke. Beloved daughter of Charles White Jr. and Jo Ann nee Brown. Dear sister of Anne (Doug) Dowen, Judith (Daniel) Voltolina, Charles (Cindy) White III and Kathleen (Pat) Moore. ...
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Susan E. Peter
March 13, 1950 - March 31, 2014
Susan E. Peter nee Pajak, 64, of Blue Island. She is the beloved wife of Lawrence W. Peter. Susan is the loving mother of Robert Dabler, Brian (Christine Hren) Dabler and Cheryl Dabler and the devoted grandmother of Isaac, Ethan, Nico, Gabe & Amethyst. She is the adored daughter of Irene nee Biskup and the late Walter Pajak and the dear sister of Maryann Sasek, David Pajak, Danny Pajak, Sophie...
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Allan B. Lundquist
December 12, 1924 - March 29, 2014
Allan B. Lundquist, 89, of Morocco, IN, formerly of Riverdale, beloved husband of the late Birgit V. nee Nygardh, loving father of Sandra (late Ronald) Postawa, Sheila (Michael) Scott and the late Karen (late Thomas) Altenhoff, cherished grandfather of Thomas Altenhoff, Jennifer (Steve) Altenhoff Sheaffer, Michael Postawa, Michelle Postawa and Brittany Scott, proud great grandfather of Nathan,...
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Margaret L. Schumacher
August 11, 1922 - March 29, 2014
Margaret L. Schumacher nee Bowers, 91, of Blue Island departed from this life after a long illness on Saturday, March 29, 2014, at her southside home. She was the beloved wife of Fred Schumacher for 46 years and the late John LaCasha. Loving mother of John (Kitty) LaCasha. Devoted grandmother of Kathleen (Kevin) Lind, Donna (Dan) Deverick, Patricia Jones and Ann Marie LaCasha. Cherished great...
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Trini Huerta
June 18, 1917 - March 17, 2014
Trini Huerta, 96, of Chicago's southside, beloved husband of the late Concepcion nee Lopez, loving father of Trini Jr. (late Kay), Margo (Lawrence) Gelsosomo, Maya Huerta (Christopher), Joyce (Ralph) Cooper, Clara Huerta, Bruce (Dixie), Patricia (Randy) Rasmussen, Connie Huerta, Gary (Denise), Carol Huerta and the late Esther Hardy, proud grandfather of 36, devoted great grandfather of 50,...
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George T. Placier
September 27, 1924 - March 16, 2014
Beloved husband of the late June nee Schultz, who passed away August 20, 2001. Dear brother of Terrence (Mary) Placier and the late Harold Placier, William Placier, Charles Placier, Robert Placier, Ruth Heath, Grace Cook, Deloris Placier and Nancy Green. Dear uncle of many nieces and nephews.
George was a lifelong resident of Blue Island and a member of Ev. Community Church. He was a US Army...
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Florence T. Luisi
November 29, 1917 - March 16, 2014
Florence T. Luisi nee Rich, 96, formerly of Calumet Park, beloved wife of the late Nicholas Luisi, loving mother of Peter (Jamie) Luisi, devoted grandmother of Joanna (Philip) Reinhardt, Mary Luisi and Jacob Luisi, dear sister of the late Frances Rack, Emil Rich, Joseph Rich, Lucille McCarthy, Mary Miller and Michael Rich, dear aunt of many nieces and nephews.
Florence was a founding member of...
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Dorothy Hutchings
November 3, 1923 - February 19, 2014
Dorothy Hutchings nee O'Connor, 90, of Calumet Park. Beloved wife of the late Thomas J., loving mother of Nancy (Bill) Blackburn, Thomas, Robert, Arlene (Pete) Gibbs, Rick (Robin) and Christine (Gary) Foss, devoted Grandma "Nana" of Chuck, Matt, Angie, Eric, Tim, Jason, Sadie, Alissa, Jessica and Megan, proud great grandmother of Summer, Oliver, Mason, Benjamin and Niall, dearest sister of the...
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William L. Koch, Jr.
March 13, 1926 - February 17, 2014
William L. Koch, Jr., 87, of Blue Island, beloved husband of Evelyn nee Simon, loving father of William III and Diane (David) Matthews, devoted grandfather of Rachael and Katherine Matthews, cherished brother of Mary (Robert) Wilson, dear uncle of many nieces and nephews.
William was a faithful member of St. Benedict Parish, serving on the Finance Council and the Holy Name Society.
He was a...
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Janice A. Williams
February 3, 1954 - February 10, 2014
Janice A. Williams nee Ekert. Formerly of Blue Island. Loving mother of Chris Lira, Paul Lira, Gina (Victor) Williams, Joe (Colby) Williams and Katie Williams. Adored grandmother of Regan Lira. Cherished daughter of Walter J. and Mary Lou "Mitzi" nee Peuvion, beloved sister of the late Karen (Walter) Masielski, Kevin (Diane) Ekert and Terrie Ekert Cizmar.
Janice was a devoted mother, grandmother...
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James K. Conners
July 18, 1937 - February 10, 2014
James K. Conners, 76, of Blue Island, beloved husband of the late Darlene M. nee Rowe, loving father of Brady Conners and Lorene (George) Clay, devoted grandfather of Katelyn and George Clay. Dear brother of Kent (Barbara), kind uncle of Andrew, Kristine and Matthew.
US Army veteran, serving from 1956-1959.
Retired from Tuthill Pump in1999 after 37 years of service. Member of the Elks.
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Gordon H. Webster
September 15, 1936 - January 28, 2014
Gordon is the beloved husband of Kathe E. nee Rostock. He is the loving father of Rose Webster, Richard Webster and Jerry Webster. Gordon is the dear brother of Wayne Webster and Ronald (Patricia) Webster.
Gordon has been a resident of Blue Island since 1966, he is a United States Army veteran and was formerly employed as an electrician.
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William J. Miklovic
February 20, 1929 - January 22, 2014
Beloved brother of the late Mary Dominik, the late Helen Dominik and the late Mickey Miklovic. Loving uncle and great uncle of many nieces and nephews, special friend of Wilma.
Bill was a United States Army veteran and formerly employed by International Harvester West Pullman Works, as an information technician.
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Ramon Dueñas Becerra
August 29, 1961 - January 21, 2014
Beloved husband of Elida A. Becerra nee Cantu, loving father of Elida O. Becerra (fiance Rene C. Aguilar), Ramon Jr. Becerra (finace' Crystal Rangel) and Lurdes B. Becerra (partner Luis Monreal), proud grandfather of the late Ramon III, cherished son of Otilia nee Dueñas and the late Jesus Becerra, dear brother of Gloria (Filimon) Castillon, Isaac (Maria) Becerra, Ismael (Esmeralda) Topete,...
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Florence Malatinka
February 20, 1919 - January 18, 2014
Beloved wife of the late Henry A., who passed away February 20, 1996. Loving mother of Beverly (late Kieran) McNulty and the late Henry John Malatinka. Devoted grandmother of Teresa (Gil) Hannon, Mark (Linda) McNulty, Megan (Steve) White and Christine (late Dan) Braun, cherished great grandmother of Patrick, Cailin, Ryan, Aidan, Collin, Hannah, Kiera and the late Nolan, proud great great...
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Pedro C. Galvan
February 22, 1934 - January 16, 2014
Pedro C. Galvan, 79, long-time resident of Blue Island. Beloved husband of Rebecca nee Ordaz since 1965. Loving father of Jorge, Jaime (Lisa), Jose Luis (Simone), Pedro Jr., Julio and Jose De Jesus. Cherished grandfather of Kimberly, Matthew, Brooklyn and London. Dear brother of Alicia (Raul) Mancha, Luis (Carmen), Javier (Rosa), late Jose and Virginia Galvan. Fond uncle of many nieces and...
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Esperanza "Hope" Rodriguez
January 10, 1939 - January 10, 2014
Beloved wife of the late Jesus Rodriguez,who passed away November 27, 2003. The couple were united in marriage January 1, 1962. Loving mother of Sara (William) Meyer, Carla Rodriguez, Tomas (Jennifer) Rodriguez and Christina (Alberto) Santoyo, cherished grandmother of eight, devoted great grandmother of three. Dearest sister, aunt, cousin and friend of many.
Esperanza was a long time resident...
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Amy N. Dreger
April 17, 1916 - January 6, 2014
Beloved wife of the late William Dreger, loving mother of Lynne (Robert) Leach, Jane (Charles) Smith and William (Jane) Dreger, cherished grandmother of eight, devoted great grandmother of eight, dear sister of the late Clarence Nelson, Alvin Nelson, Raymond Nelson, Ernest Nelson, Verna Stringfellow, Anna Van Liere and Alice Schade.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations to Ev. Community Church...
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Lillian M. Wessel
October 4, 1936 - January 4, 2014
Lillian M. Wessel nee Kirchhardt, 77, Blue Island resident since 1971, beloved wife of the late Norman, whom she married October 21, 1989. Loving mother of Vicki Brown, Charles (Deborah) Turrisi, Theodore Turrisi, John (Crystal) Turrisi and Anthony (Clarrissa) Turrisi. Cherished grandmother of 13 and proud great grandmother of 4. Dear sister of June (late George) Schramka and Edna (Roger) Russell...
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Harold "Hal" Beattie
May 12, 1949 - December 30, 2013
Harold "Hal" Beattie, 64, of Blue Island, beloved father of Matthew (Dawn), loving son of Marjory nee Swanson and the late Mervin, dear brother of Mary Beth Nekola and Tom (Kathy), cherished uncle of Richard, Randy and Ryan Nekola.
Owner and operator of Melvin Press of Blue Island, talented musician playing trombone locally with the Mudcats, Tommy Dorsey Band and The Dancing Noodles.
In lieu...
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Patricia C. Griffin
March 19, 1928 - December 28, 2013
Patricia C. nee Reynolds , 85 , formerly of Blue Island. Beloved wife of the late Arlyn "Red", loving mother of Judy (Mike) McManus, Jim (late Jane), Dan (Ellen), Paul, Mary Ellen, Patti and Nancy (Geoff) Thompson, cherished grandmother of Addie, Rachel, Aaron, Hillary, Stephanie, Kelly, Jimmy, Megan, Sean, Devin, Rebecca, Paul, James, Antoinette, late Sarah, Jared, Aubrey, Briana and Salena,...
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Leslie R. Nethaway
June 16, 1960 - December 26, 2013
Wife of John Nethaway, loving mother of Kelly (Arthur Jr.) Reyes and Andrew Nethaway, devoted grandmother of Gianna Reyes and cherished sister of Linda (David) Engemann.
Memorial donations to American Red Cross appreciated.
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Joan M. Sulzen
May 14, 1930 - December 25, 2013
Joan M. nee Dagenais, 83, life-long resident of Blue Island, beloved wife of the late Herman, loving mother of Carl (Laura) and Mary (Robert) Alberts, cherished grandmother of Jessica, Alison and Katie Alberts and Bryan and Luke Sulzen, dear sister of Yvonne, David and the late Carol Sutherland.
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Claude L. King
December 5, 1943 - December 23, 2013
Claude L. King, 70, of East Chicago, IN, passed from this life December 23, 2013. Beloved father of Bart King, Jay Hackworth, Lisa (Ben) Brienzo and the late Loran King. Devoted grandfather of Christina, Katelyn, Ryan, Kylie and Benjamin and proud great grandfather of Zachary. Son of the late Aud King and the late Essie Cunningham King. Loving brother of Ken (Marge) Cunningham, Rob (Peg)...
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Russell Lee Hults
December 5, 1944 - December 17, 2013
Loving husband of Patricia nee Amato. Beloved father of Kelly, Daniel, late Donovan, Joseph and Eric, cherished grandfather of Paul, Joseph, Jessica, Samantha, Jeremy Zade, Micah Jace, Christopher, Kelli, Nicole and Andrew, dear brother of the late John, late William and Barbara (Ronald) Collum. Uncle of many nieces and nephews.
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Joseph C. Pierce , Jr.
September 24, 1941 - December 17, 2013
Joseph C. Pierce, Jr., 72, of Blue Island, beloved husband of Marie nee Toland, loving father of Jodi (Frank) Rado, Kelly (Don) Lorenzen, Michael (Lori) and Tami Kruse, cherished grandfather of Michael, Holly, Kyle, Amber, Corey, Brandie, Brianna, Cheyenne, Arielle, Emily, Erin, Matthew and Olivia, proud great grandfather of Timothy, Hailee and Jaiden, dear brother of J. Michael (Debra).
US Air...
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John F. Rippe
August 11, 1921 - December 17, 2013
John F. Rippe, 92, of Crete, formerly of Blue Island, beloved husband of the late Sylvia nee Cianci, loving father of Richard (Kathleen), dear brother of the late Viola (late George) Holdefer, late Esther (late Henry) Breckenridge, late Leona (late Albert) Baer, late Marion (late Robert) Peters, Ruth (Irving) Roberts, Maybelle (late Marvin) Meyer, Gladys (late Daniel) Alamprese and late Raymond ...
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Helen M. Rupeika
September 1, 1924 - December 12, 2013
Beloved wife of the late Anthony R. Rupeika, loving mother of Linda Pesdan, John Rupeika, James Rupeika, Joseph Rupeika and Jeffrey (Chris) Rupeika, devoted grandmother of seven, proud great grandmother of two, cherished daughter of the late Joseph and Josephine (nee Kowalski) Susicki, dear sister of the late Betty Susicki, Estelle Luczyk and Irene Lozanski.
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Robert Lee St. Aubin
February 6, 1933 - December 3, 2013
Robert Lee St. Aubin, 80, of Frisco, Texas, formerly of Blue Island, beloved husband of Cindy, loving father of Laura (Rich) Schwartz, Janet (Steve) Erwin, Margot Lovato and Bob (Karen) St. Aubin and loving step-father of Debbie (Steve) Kelecich, Cassie (Dennis) Dawe and Christy (Gerry) Cross, devoted grandfather of ten, proud step- grandfather of six and cherished great grandfather of twelve....
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Antonio Rodriguez
January 28, 1932 - December 3, 2013
Beloved husband of Rosaura nee Esparza, loving father of the late Bulmaro Rodriguez, Jaime (Maria Blanca) Rodriguez, Anabertha (Ismael) Martinez, the late Lorena (Ricardo) Flores, Sonia (Cesar) Rivera, Baldemar Rodriguez, Maria (Fransisco) Garcia and Antonio "Tony" Rodriguez, devoted grandfather of seventeen, proud great grandfather of thirteen, dear brother of Wilialdo Rodriguez, Rosa Rodriguez...
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James C. Rauch
November 30, 1945 - November 25, 2013
James C. Rauch, 67, of Surprise, AZ, formerly of Blue Island, beloved husband of Linda nee Egan, loving father of Kimberly Campagna, proud grandfather of Rocco and Joey Campagna, cherished son of the late Edward and Elaine nee Gramenz, dearest brother of the late Carolee Noel, Kenneth (Janice) and the late Lawrence (Bonnie), dear brother-in-law of Janet (Michael) Miller and Patricia (Peter) Jahn,...
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Daniel D. Signore
April 13, 1919 - November 19, 2013
Daniel D. Signore, 94, of Blue Island, beloved husband of the late Rose Margaret Ann nee Maggi, loving father of Thomas (Darlene), David (Anna), Daniel Jr. (Linda), Frank, Samuel (Lisa) and Sharon Signore, cherished grandfather of Heather and Nicole Signore, Stephanie (Jim) Turner, Daniel and Melissa Roos and Daniel Signore, proud great grandfather of Bryce, Bryn and Evan, dear brother of the...
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Jose Tinajero
July 30, 1962 - November 19, 2013
Beloved son of Benedicto and Maria Elena nee Montejano Tinajero. Loving brother of Ricardo (Beverly) Tinajero, Lourdes Tinajero, Benedicto Tinajero Jr., Carlos Tinajero and Veronica Tinajero.
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Arthur L. Vankat
March 6, 1931 - November 9, 2013
Arthur L. Vankat, age 82, of Grand Rapids, Michigan passed away at the Christian Rest Home on Saturday, November 9, 2013. Art was preceded in death by his sister Joyce Mistretta and his son-in-law William F. Marshall. Art is survived by his wife of 59 years, Marilyn nee Glaum: his children Linda (Rev. Dr. Peter) Luckey, Karen Marshall and Paul (Susan) Vankat; his grandchildren Rebecka (Robert)...
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Dorothy M. Laird
June 21, 1918 - November 7, 2013
Dorothy M. Laird nee Laging, 95, formerly of Blue Island and Palos Heights, went to be with her Lord on Nov. 7, 2013. Beloved wife of the late John W. for 64 years, loving mother of Jack (Nancy), Linda Mackto and Donna (John) Garrity. Cherished grandmother of Brian (Lisa) Mackto, Michael (Sheila) Garrity, John B. Laird, Steven (Laura) Garrity, David Laird, Mark (Sarah) Garrity and J. P. Garrity....
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Eisenman's initial proposal for the City of Culture site included eight buildings. The plan was eventually whittled back to six. Two of those buildings have yet to be constructed: a 220,000-square-foot performing arts theater and a 135,000-square-foot arts center.
Eisenman's original model for the City of Culture.
The model depicts both the project and the center of historic Santiago de Compostela (far right).
Another view of the City of Culture model, with Santiago de Compostela in the background.
A detail of the model.
A rendering of the music center.
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Seen him last year in Barnegat Bay pretty cool reading the story about him then seeing him
man hes old.... talk about a trooper!
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"and its wave over wave, sea over bow Im as happy a man as the seas will allow..."
Saw 56 last week behind avalon. It caught an eel and was throwing it around like a cat with a mouse. Was amazed!
Reading the patterns
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UNREAL! That is awesome! You are very lucky to see him. I am still waiting and looking.
He was in LEI three weeks ago. Neighbor has him on video.
saw him inside townsends inlet last fall. once again he was putting on a show..
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Four Banks Fail; 2011 Tally Now 55
WASHINGTON ( TheStreet) -- State regulators on Friday shuttered two banks in Georgia and one each in Florida and Arizona, bringing this year's total number of U.S. bank failures to 55.
All four banks were previously included in
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Ameris snaps up two more failed institutions.
The Georgia Department of Banking and Finance shuttered High Trust Bank of Stockbridge, which had $192.5 million in total assets and $189.5 million in deposits, and One Georgia Bank of Atlanta, which had 186.3 million in assets and $162.1 million in deposits.The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. was appointed receiver and sold both failed institutions to Ameris Bank of Moultrie, Ga., which is the main subsidiary of Ameris Bancorp (ABCB). The FDIC agreed to absorb 80% of losses on $164.8 million of the assets Ameris acquired from High Trust Bank and $146.3 million in assets acquired from One Georgia Bank. The agency estimated that the cost to the deposit insurance fund would be $66 million for High Trust Bank's failure, and $44.4 million for the failure of One Georgia Bank. All three branches of the failed banks were scheduled to reopen during normal business hours as Ameris Bank branches. Ameris Bank's previous two failed-bank acquisitions were Darby Bank & Trust of Vidalia, Ga., and Tifton Banking Company of Tifton, Ga., both on November 10.
First Peoples BankThe Florida Office of Financial Regulation closed First Peoples Bank of Port St. Lucie. The FDIC was appointed receiver and sold the failed bank's $228.3 million in total assets and $209.7 million in deposits to Premier American Bank, NA of Miami. The FDIC estimated that the failure of First Peoples Bank would cost the deposit insurance fund $7.4 million. The six First Peoples branches were set to reopen as Premier American Bank branches during normal business hours.
Summit Bankthe Arizona Department of Financial Institutions shut down Summit Bank of Prescott, which had $72 million in total assets and $66.4 million in deposits. As receiver, the FDIC sold the failed institution's deposits for a 0.25% premium to The Foothills Bank of Yuma, Ariz. The Foothills Bank also agreed to assume Summit Bank's assets. The failed bank's office was scheduled to reopen Monday as a branch of The Foothills Bank. The FDIC estimated the cost of Summit Bank's failure to the deposit insurance fund would be $11.3 million.
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and lady speaker have saved us from answering the door. It will
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The world
has already experimented with socialized medicine in Canada,
North Korea, Europe and Massachusetts, and the results are always
the same: The quality of care is diminished and costs go up. But
onward we go.
Soon every
national medical emergency will be a personal emergency. Every government-produced
mass vaccination plan will be pushed on you by your family's
government-approved physician. You'll be getting the most up-to-date
paranoia, right there in your doctor's office, and you will
be legally mandated to comply with her or his advice. Because it's
a matter of law. Because it's science. And government science
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In fact, you
may discover that you now have a variety of diseases that you'd
never been aware of. For example, Americans who have not yet taken
the time to understand the criminal syndicate called the AIDS industry,
are about to meet it face to face.
At present,
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relationships to the state. But no longer. You are now an AIDS patient.
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will be solvable only by a massive influx of tax-payer-research-cash
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will only cripple or kill a small-but-acceptable number of lucky
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All great successes. If success is measured by causing more people
to become patients, and undergo serious, severe and often life-threatening
medical procedures ahead of a need for them, (if such a need was
ever going to arise at all). For an example I could list the victims
of any recent or historical national vaccine effort.
Start with
the HPV vaccine, an untested intramuscular injection given to
preteen girls to prevent them from developing a rare cancer "linked
to" a virus. The vaccine does not prevent them from contracting
the virus, but that doesn't really matter, because the extremely
common, typically latent virus doesn't cause cancer. Sure,
some of the vaccine recipients died, and others suffered debilitating
injuries, but that was in the name of government medical science.
And science is never wrong.
Or the recipients
of experimental AIDS vaccines, who, as a result of being injected
with a slurry that was to prevent them from "contracting HIV,"
became "HIV positive."
Or the recipients
of vaccines against Bird Flu, Swine Flu, or any other recent pandemic
strain that swept the world's imagination, who then developed
"flu-like symptoms," or worse. But, in the end, it was
worth it, because there was no pandemic. You see? Science is never
wrong. Especially the science of medicine.
It may interest
skeptical readers to know that the greatest success of contemporary
immunological interference, the Polio Vaccine, was pushed through
despite constant failure; the vaccine produced paralysis and illness
in thousands of recipients, all for a disease that did not seem
to be communicable, whose numbers were relatively low, and isolated
to a particular population. Polio (or acute flaccid paralysis) affected
most often the children of wealthy families (it was called "the
middle-class plague"). It did not seem to pass between siblings,
and certainly not to or among older family members. It tended to
avoid the poor, who while suffering their own miseries, in readily-transmitted
fevers and poverty-induced-malnutrition, did not however develop
that strange and terrifying muscle-and-nerve wasting disease. The
CDC said they were immune because they were "exposed to dirt."
And no other children were? What kind of pandemic was this?
The theory
of an invisible traveler, a virus, was not the first explanation
for Polio. It was long considered an illness induced by exposure
to heavy metals and toxic gases. But in the era of the electron
microscope, the theory of a tiny single cause gained funding. A
candidate was sought. An enterovirus – a little bug that lives
in our intestines – was chosen. It was taken out of slurries
of material from the dead, and fed to monkeys, who did not, however,
develop polio. It was injected into their muscles and blood, and
still they did not develop polio. Finally, scientists desperate
to prove the mettle of their measure, injected mixtures of feces
and tissue slurry directly into the brains of living monkeys and
mice. Lo and behold, some of them died. And some were paralyzed.
Victory for the viral theory.
It was noted,
however, that many humans whose bowels contained that enterovirus
never did develop polio. And that many – and soon a majority
of persons in the world who developed "polio" (paralysis
of one or more limbs), did not seem to have a whiff of that little
bug about them. "Non-poliomyelitis acute flaccid paralysis"
(non-polio polio) became their designation.
There were
competitive theories offered to explain polio, but they required
an examination of toxicology and not virology. The children who
became paralyzed – children of the wealthy and middle class
– were more often exposed to expensive orchard fruit that was
coated with neurotoxic pesticides (lead and other arsenates had
just come into use). Children in that era were also sprayed in generous
portions with aerosolized DDT at public beaches. DDT was soaked
into wall-paper that was used in children's nurseries.
DDT is good
at killing mosquitoes. Could it also affect developing neural pathways
in small children? Organochlorines and organophosphates, used internationally
as pesticides, show up in countries with high rates of "non-polio
polio." Those treated for toxicological poisoning demonstrate
strong recovery.
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*** Apologies we have had to cancel our Hollywood Stars Valentine's Day Dinner & Dance with Burlesque, Cabaret & DJs event due to a bereavement***
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* For Starry eyed Couples, Glamourous singles and Party Groups
* Dining, buffet, drinks only places available
* Dress Up Hollywood Stars Oscar Theme
* Back To The 80s retro Valentine's Dinner £20pp*
* Six burlesque cabaret shows early with cheesy 80s, 90s 00s disco after*
* Stars In Their Eyes - Go On Stage Yourself Or Recommend A Friend !*
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Peacock Bar London is proud to announce its Hollywood Stars Valentine's Day Dinner & Dance with Burlesque, Cabaret & Djs on Monday 14th February with burlesque, cabaret, dinner, Djs, dancing till late at the award winning Peacock Bar, 148 Falcon Road, London Sw11 2LW. Entry is a very romantic free and dining, buffet and drinks only places are available. Whether you are starry eyed couple, group of glamorous singles or group of friends on a night out this is the place to be Valentine's Day. Advance booking though is strongly advised!
Our chef has prepared a special Valentine's 5 course sit down Menu for £20 per person. In between courses our performers with be entertaining you (think three different performers with six shows) with Dj Diskojuice encourages everyone onto the dance floor with a romantic mix of 80s, 90s, 00s classics. . As well as places for dining groups we also have spaces for drinks only groups and drinks & nibbles groups available too but pre booking is essential. Entry is a very romantic free!
We also have cocktail classes, cupcake lessons and a bit of speed dating too for any adventurous singles (or swinging couples?)
After the shows/dinner its 80s Djs and dancing from 10ish with our celebrity DJ DiskoJuice spinning rubbish 80/90s cheese with a tiny bit of classic Ibizan house (you know the old stuff) thrown in too with lots of smoochy slow songs too for you know what. All aided by tacky original 70s/80s lights and silly freebies from party poppers to streamers for that Valentine's Day party from yesteryear feel.
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The Hollywood Stars Theme
The venue - not to mentions staff - will all be dressed in 30s, 40s 50s attire so expect venetian masks, Marilyn Monroe films flickering on the walls, red carpet , the whole works. Dressing up is optional but is strongly encouraged whether its 30s evening gowns, burlesque gear or black tie just as long as its glamorous and stylish (but yes guys jeans and trainers are fine too - I am sure your date will be so impressed!). Our hosts will be pouring complimentary Peacock Christmas Cocktails for everyone making the effort
The shows, Djs and dancing
Valentine's Dinner is served with six shows by three performers. One will be a romantic singer in the Dean Martin / Frank Sinatra tradition (ahhh so sweet), the second a burlesque performer/singer ( and the third well lets just say he/she will be livening things up a bit (in a cat amongst the pigeons kind of way!).
After Dinner/Shows there is retro Djs and dancing w DJ Diskojuice spinning rubbish 80/90s cheese and plenty of smoochy slow songs too for you know what. All aided by tacky original 70s/80s lights and silly freebies from party poppers to streamers for that Valentine's party from yesteryear feel. That's till we chuck you all out onto to the street well sozzled in the early hours of the morning of course
Stars In Their Eyes
Fancy going on stage? Because there is nothing our performers like more than bringing people on stage to sing to /dance with so whether you are a starry eyed couple or glamorous single this is your chance. Come on now don't be shy. Oh and it's all recorded by our photographers for ever too.
Back To The 80s Valentine's Dinner Retro Menu
From a time before "drizzled with olive oil" and "pesto" The Peacock presents its Valentine's Back To the 80s Retro Dinner for a delightful £20 per person. Comes with six burlesque cabaret shows looking is essential
Cheese and pineapple cubes on sticks
Mini sausage rolls
Mushroom vol au vents
"If I had had this before my wedding night with Antoinette it would have been a very different story.. Merde!" Napoleon Bonaparte (notoriously bad French lover)
Prawn cocktail in a martini glass
Melon & Parma ham
Breaded garlic mushrooms
Chicken Liver pate
"a breath takingly modern & romantic menu" Miss Marples from Eastbourne (she doesn't get out much)
Main Courses
Home made Chicken Kiev, baby potatoes & petits pois,
Pork loin with red cabbage & crackling all the trimmings
Sea bass with lemon sauce, baby potatoes & spring vegetables
Mushroom risotto
"a healthy and surprisingly low calorie nutritious meal and for £ 5000 I would recommend it to anyone" Former MP Neil Hamilton
Sherry trifle
Banoffee Pie
Passion fruit creme brule
Black forest gateaux
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"Oh Mr Ambassador ... you are really spoiling us" German Woman of A Certain Age
1. All main courses come with a seasonal selection of vegetables
2. All diners receive a romantic party pack with crackers, party poppers, silly hats, masks, tinsel, streamers etc
3. In the week prior to your booking we will email you with a request for volunteers for stage, volunteers for speed dating, your meal choices, cocktail lessons / cupcake decorating bookings
4. For cocktail lessons and cupcake decorating early attendance and pre booking is recommended . We are open from 5pm with diner being served from 7pm -11pm
Cocktail lessons
What could be more romantic than learning how to make your loved one's favourite cocktail. Our mixologists will take you behind the bar to show you how. Each cocktail is £8 and our photographer will be happy to record the moment for ever. Comes with optional scoring cards ("Best Boyfriend Ever", "Nice Face Pity About The Cocktail"). Pre booking as is an early start.
ps like the ideas of our cocktail lessons? Don't forget we do cocktail lesson gift experiences which make a great Valentine's present idea for girlfriends /boyfriends / couples from £19 per person
Cupcake decorating classes
We will be holding some impromptu cupcake decorating lessons. Why not make your loved ones a beautiful cupcake or two helped by our Mistress of Ceremonies who has all the swirls, glitters, pastes and figurine's you need to make the perfect cupcakes. Each cupcake is £5 and our photographer will be happy to record the moment for ever. Comes with optional scoring cards ( from a romantic "Best girlfriend Ever" to a less romantic "Nice Face Pity About The Cupcake"). Pre booking is essential as is an early start.
ps like the ideas of our cupcake lessons? Don't forget we do cupcake lesson gift experiences which make a great present idea for girlfriends /boyfriends / couples from £35 per person.
Speed dating
For the young free and single we are also putting on a bit of a speed dating thing too compeered by one of our performers so do remember to look your best as you never know who you might meet.
Photography, Facebook and YouTube
Oh and it's all recorded by our photographers for ever too plus we will be turning our Hollywood Star's Valentine's Dinner into a YouTube video and putting it on Facebook. High resolution pictures available free of charge.
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For more information and to book your dinner, buffet or drinks only places please call 020 7223 9633 or email email@example.com
With a fabulous location just minutes from Clapham Junction Station we are easily accessible from Surrey, Sussex, Hampshire and Kent. So looking for a super Valentine's Day restaurant in Surrey, Valentine's Day dinner in Sussex or Valentine's restaurant in Kent forget it and come to Peacock Bar in London instead.
With a fabulous location just minutes from Clapham Junction Station we are easily accessible from Surrey, Sussex, Hampshire and Kent. So looking for a super Valentine's Day restaurant in Surrey, Valentine's Day dinner in Sussex or Valentine's restaurant in Kent forget it and come to Peacock Bar in London instead.
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