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South Suburban Death Notices, Week of Feb. 4 - Oak Lawn, IL Patch

Saturday, March 02, 2019

Born: Sept. 25, 1941Died: Jan. 16, 2019Memorial Gathering: Feb. 17 Kosary Funeral Home Robert SchechnerBorn: Fri., Apr. 30, 1948Died: Tue., Jan. 29, 2019Service details not available Ronald J. KebschullBorn: Thu., Apr. 22, 1943Died: Mon., Jan. 28, 2019Visitation and Service: Feb. 6 Kurtz Goodale Memorial Chapel Gladys B Bloeser (Kroupa) Proud grandmother of 8, great grandmother of 9,great grandmother of 1Born: Jan. 4, 1920Died: Feb. 1, 2019Visitation: Feb. 7Service: Feb. 8 Howard John PolkBorn: July 31, 1946Died: Jan. 31, 2019Services pending Lawn Funeral Home Michael C. BlockVisitation and Service: Feb. 9 Diane Lynette Karwat (Mayer), 75Cherished grandmother 8, great-grandmother of 4Visitation: Feb. 5Service: Feb. 6 Frances A. Sadlier (Librizzi) Cherished grandmother of 14, great-grandmother of 15Visitation: Feb. 7Funeral Mass: Feb. 8 Jon Freeman, 71Owner of Jack Freeman TruckingVisitation: Feb. 6Service: Feb. 7 Richard E. ZednickVisitation and Service: Feb. 10Interment: Feb. 11, Abraham Lincoln National Cemetery Maher Funeral Home James T. FentBorn: May 10, 1951Died: Jan. 31, 2019Services pending Markiewicz Funeral Home Gary KruegerVisitation: Feb. 7Service: Feb. 8 Richard J. Modell Funeral Home Nadine C. HaselbergerCherished grandmother of 13, great-grandmother 14Born: Jan. 24, 1925Died: Feb. 02, 2019Visitation and Service: Feb. 6 Raul Ramirez, 72Visitation: Feb. 5Funeral Mass: Feb. 6 Vito A. RondinellaWorker at Argonne National Laboratory,member of Argonne Golf, owner of Ristorante Sorrento in Surrey, EnglandItalian Military veteranBorn: Dec. 03, 1935Died: Jan. 31, 2019Visitation: Feb. 5Service: Feb. 6 Panozzo Bros Funeral Home Thomas P. Durkin Retired City of Frankfort Water Department employeeBorn: May 13, 1947Died: Feb. 4, 2019 Visitation: Feb. 5Mass of Christian Burial: Feb. 6 William Earl CostelloRetired warehouse dispatcher for J.J. Brodsky & Sons,proud member of Izaak Walton League of DoltonCherished grandfather of 11, great-grandfather of 6,great-great grandfather of 3Born: July 31, 1938Died: Jan. 30, 2019 Celebration of Life: Feb. 23 Robert J. Sheehy & Sons Funeral Home Terrence F. MoranKorean War Veteran, U.S. Air Force Born: Dec. 1, 1932Died: Jan. 31, 2019Memorial Mass of the Resurrection: Feb. 8 Ryan Tews Funeral Home Judy E. Bendle (Caress)Born: Dec. 03, 1936Died: Jan. 31, 2019Visitation and Service: Feb. 5 Vandenberg Funeral Home Debra Carol ClappertonBorn: Nov. 19, 1958Died: Feb. 2, 2019Visitation: Feb. 6Mass of Christian Burial: Feb. 7 Richard OrgaBorn: June 12, 1...
https://patch.com/illinois/oaklawn/south-suburban-death-notices-week-feb-4

MacKimmie Funeral Home closing after 157 years in business - The Review Newspaper

Thursday, December 14, 2017

Funeral Home has been serving a predominantly English-speaking clientele in the Lachute region, extending west through the Arundel, Weir, Harrington region to clients as far away as Gatineau and Hull.Richard and Bonnie’s childhood included being around the funeral home. Richard remembers going on the road at eight or nine years of age to help set up graves. At the age of 10, 11, or 12, he remembers being present for removals from homes.Although young, he says that this was just part of life in his family.“People died at home and we would go to a home when someone had passed away. Times have changed and these days, more often than not when someone dies at home, an ambulance is called in order to transport the person to a hospital first,” Richard said.“I would be at the funeral home and the embalmer would arrive and say hello and I would say hello and that was just the way things were for us,” Richard said.Looking ahead, Richard says that the family will retain the headstone business from an office at the rear of the funeral home building.Pre-arranged funerals will be transferred to Salon Funéraire Roland Menard. Richard says that business, too, is a family-owned business and that he has known Roland Menard since they attended school together. Roland Menard grew up in the trade also and came into the business in the same manner as Richard did.MacKimmie Funeral Home is located at 660 rue Principale in Lachute. While the telephone number and business entity will exist for some time, the business will close at the end of 2017.Louise SprouleLouise Sproule has been the publisher of The Review since 1992. A part-time job after high school at The Review got Sproule hooked on community newspapers and all that they represent. She loves to write, has covered every kind of event you can think of, loves to organize community events and loves her small town and taking photographs across the region. She dreams of writing a book one day so she can finally tell all of the town's secrets! She must be stopped! Keep subscribing to The Review . . . or else!Latest posts by Louise Sproule (see all)Let's block ads! (Why?)...

Dorothea De Boer - Le Mars Daily Sentinel

Thursday, September 14, 2017

Minnesota for a brief time before settling in Merrill in 1924. They later moved to Lane, South Dakota where Dorothea attended elementary school. She graduated from high school in Hull in 1941. While attending high school, she worked in a grocery and dry goods store, a coffee shop and taught Sunday School in the Lutheran Church where her father was a minister.On Oct. 22, 1941, Dorothea and Bernard De Boer were united in marriage. They lived in West Burlington, where Bernie worked hauling gravel to the defense plant. The couple moved to Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin then moved to Kansas. When Bernie went to the service during World War II, Dorothea returned to Hull to live with her parents. She later joined him in Chicago while Bernie taught at Navy Pier. After the war, Dorothea and Bernie moved to Le Mars to make their home.Dorothea attended Westmar College for two years, earning her teaching certificate. She began her teaching career in a two room country school near Seney. She taught there for three years and transferred to Le Mars Community Schools. Dorothea would teach at Le Mars Community for the next 25 years. During that time she furthered her education by earning her four year degree and a master’s degree in elementary education as a reading specialist. She was a member of St. John’s Lutheran Church in Le Mars the entire time she lived in Le Mars. Dorothea taught Sunday School, participated in Ladies’ Aid and WE...
http://www.lemarssentinel.com/story/2444139.html

London-area dairy farm worker Carl Gregg remembered as generous family man - London Free Press

Wednesday, March 01, 2017

Farms on the outskirts of London.Gregg lived less than a kilometre away from the London-area dairy farm, where he’d worked for the last 16 years.The 58 year old was working alone at the Woodhull Road farm last Tuesday when he fell through an opening into a manure pit, according to Ontario’s Labour Ministry, which is now probing Gregg’s death.Longtime friend Michael Appleton remembers the time he needed to return to New Brunswick to attend his grandmother’s funeral.After asking Gregg for help, Appleton said his friend arrived within an hour ready to make the 1,200-kilometre drive.Gregg visited with family — his two sisters live in New Brunswick — while Appleton spent three days with his grieving relatives.“And then he picked me up and drove me all the way back without even a hesitation,” said Appleton.An avid outdoors person who loved cruising through the country, Gregg always stayed close to his family despite the distance separating them.His five nieces and two nephews held a special place in his heart.“He was known as the ‘popular’ uncle. He always found a way to make it home for his nieces and nephews graduations and any special visits back home included shopping trips with them, buying whatever they wanted,” said his obituary.Gregg had a tradition when returning to his hometown: He’d always order pizza and Sussex Golden Ginger Ale for his family to share.Appleton, who last saw Gregg before Christmas, said his friend donated turkeys to the Salvatio...
http://www.lfpress.com/2017/02/27/carl-gregg-farm-worker-who-died-on-job-remembered-for-generosity-to-family-friends

The Great Western, Sarah Bowman, the Valley and more - Valley morning Star

Friday, February 17, 2017

I’ll beat you to death.’ The rumor turned out to be untrue as Taylor was victorious.” At his time she began to carry the sobriquet “Great Western.” The name was borrowed from an oak-hulled side wheeler steamship that made its maiden voyage from England to America in 1838. At that time it was the largest steamship afloat in the world.Following the overall United States victory in the war, American military forces would remain in parts of Mexico until July 1848. Before this period Sarah had opened a hotel in Saltillo, Mexico. It was named the American House. It housed both a saloon and a brothel.Following the American evacuation of Mexico Sarah returned to the United States but not without the usual encumbrances.According to the Handbook of Texas “... in July 1848 she asked to join a column of dragoons that had been ordered to California. By this time her husband was probably dead, and she was told that only married women could march with the army. Undaunted, she rode a donkey along the line of men asking, ‘Who wants a wife with fifteen thousand dollars and the biggest leg in Mexico? Come, my beauties, don’t all speak at once. Who is the lucky man?”Another account of this incident goes that when reminded that she needed a husband in the dragoons to continue onward with the unit, she gave a military salute and replied, “All right, Major, I’ll marry the whole squadron and you thrown in but what I go along.” She rode along the front of the line and made an offer that one soldier finally took her up on, if they could find a clergyman to “tie the knot.” “Bring your blanket to my tent tonight and I will learn you to tie a knot that will satisfy you, I reckon,” she said.After some hesitation a dragoon named Davis, probably David E. Davis, stepped forward, and the Great Western once again marched with the army.” Her union to Davis lasted a few short months. She eventually went to Franklin, Texas, which was later to be renamed El Paso. Once here she, in 1849, briefly established a hotel and restaurant catering to the Forty-Niners flooding to the gold fields of California.It was said that hers was the first business in the town to be run by a female. She was also the first Anglo woman in town as well as the first brothel madam. Then, with another man, possibly 38 year old New Mexico-born Juan Duran, she went to Socorro, New Mexico, as evidenced by the December 31,1850 census (Sarah had reverted to her first husband’s name apparently, listed as “Sarah Bourgette”). She lists her birthplace as Tennessee and her age at 33. Also listed with them are five young girls, all Illinois born, which some believe might have been frontier orphans.The Skinner girls were Caroline 16, Nancy 9, Fanny 8, Diane 7, and Margaret 2. Sarah’s marital escapades were not yet over. She soon married another soldier, Albert J. Bowman, who was German-born and an upholsterer by training. He was also several years younger than she. When he was transferred to Socorro, New Mexico, Sarah leased her hotel to the army and moved with her new husband. Upon his discharge in November 1852 the couple moved back to Fort Yuma, Arizona where gold had recently been discovered.Here Sarah worked in the hospital and opened a restaurant. In 1856 she traveled to Fort Buchanan to set up a hotel ten miles below the fort. She then returned to Fort Yuma by 1861.Havin...
http://www.valleymorningstar.com/life/article_852ef43e-ea64-11e6-b46d-fb1ed559b644.html

Dozens of bikers attend funeral for Hells Angels member gunned down in Peel - Yahoo News Canada

Wednesday, March 27, 2019

Saturday afternoon for the funeral of a Hells Angels motorcycle gang member shot to death in Mississauga earlier this month.Motorcycle club members from across Ontario and as far away as Quebec and British Columbia attended a service for Michael Deabaitua-Schulde at the Vescio Funeral Home in Woodbridge.Deabaitua-Schulde, 32, was described by police as a "well-entrenched" member of the notorious motorcycle gang's Niagara chapter. He was gunned down in the parking lot of HUF Boxing Gym on March 11, in what investigators called a targeted hit.Police have arrested four men from Montreal in connection with the daylight slaying.View photosPaul Smith/CBCMoreMany Hells Angels, along with members of allied outlaw motorcycle clubs - commonly called "support clubs" - were seen milling about outside the funeral home before the service began. There was also a heavy police presence, with officers from the OPP and York keeping a close eye on those in attendance.Funerals for club members often offer police a rare opportunity to keep tabs on the who's who of the biker underworld.The Hells Angels have hundreds of members in Canada. The gang first moved into Ontario in 2000, after they emerged victorious ...
https://ca.news.yahoo.com/dozens-bikers-attend-funeral-hells-213937721.html

Hundreds of Hells Angels expected for murdered biker’s Woodbridge funeral as police search for suspect with lengthy record - Toronto Star

Wednesday, March 27, 2019

Star.Hells Angels' biker Michael (Diaz) Deabaitua-Schulde, 32, who was gunned down in Mississauga on Monday. (GoFundMe)A Quebec man with Hells Angels ties is already in custody on first-degree murder charges and police have issued a Canada-wide first-degree murder warrant for another Montreal man who has a history of weapons possession, fraud and possession of false documents, and is awaiting trial for allegedly intimidating someone connected to the court system.The funeral of Deabaitua-Schulde, a father of two, is set for Saturday, March 23 at the Vescio Funeral Home in Woodbridge, according to the funeral home’s website. A GoFundMe page has also been set up in Deabaitua-Schulde’s name.“God called Michael on Monday March 11, 2019, at the age of 32,” his online obituary begins. “He will be forever missed by his loving spouse, Ashley and his children … He will be held dear in the hearts of his family, relatives, and many friends.”Article Continued BelowAs his funeral is being planned, police continue to hunt for Montreal fugitive Joseph Pallotta, 38.Deabaitua-Schulde was shot dead shortly before noon on Monday outside a gym in Mississauga at 700 Dundas St. E., near Cawthra Road.Peel Regional Police chief Chris McCord said that Deabaitua-Schulde was the victim of a targeted attack.Pallotta is considered armed and dangerous.Peel Regional Police announced...
https://www.thestar.com/news/crime/2019/03/15/suspect-wanted-in-shooting-death-of-hells-angel-has-lengthy-criminal-history.html

James Shea remembered as 'fervent advocate' for education, language rights - Montreal Gazette

Wednesday, March 27, 2019

A fervent advocate for Quebec's English-speaking community and an impassioned proponent of bilingualism.' James Shea James Shea of Aylmer, an educator and minority language rights advocate, died on Saturday. He was 76.Chairman of the Western Quebec School Board and retired superintendent of the Ottawa Catholic School Board, Shea was also the former president of the Quebec Communities Group Network (QCGN) and immediate past president of the Regional Association of West Quebecers. In a communiqué issued Monday, current QCGN president Geoffrey Chambers described Shea as "a fervent advocate for Quebec's English-speaking community and an impassioned proponent of bilingualism," adding he was "serving at the helm when QCGN successfully advocated for increased support from the federal government's Official Languages strategy as well as recognition from the provincial government that f...
https://montrealgazette.com/news/local-news/james-shea-remembered-as-fervent-advocate-for-education-language-rights