Kathy showed her family how to always be happy and taught them the true meaning of selfless love.
Mark grew up in Peoria, IL and graduated from Augustana College, Rock Island. He retired from Barrett's Technology Solutions, Naperville.
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.
He enjoyed a long and successful career as an engineer with Caterpillar Tractor Company.
Max was the kind of person who could light up any room with his smile and his sense of humor.
Lifelong Joliet resident passes away at age 63.
First American woman to work a box for Lloyd's of London, a landmark achievement in a traditionally male-dominated profession, passes away.
Above all else, she was a devoted loving mother whose kindness, strength, and unwavering love for her family will always be remembered.
Rick was a creative and curious soul who had a passion for writing poems and essays that reflected his imagination and heartfelt nature.
Barb lived with a generous heart and a spirit open to life's journeys, offering care and kindness in ways that left a lasting impression.
A beloved mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, and dear friend passed away at the age of 77.
He loved fast cars, and his passion for racing was a lifelong part of who he was. His race car proudly carried the number 22.
Catherine was a brave cancer survivor whose resilience and strength inspired all who knew her.
Judy was a member of the Joliet Ski Club, Hustler’s Ski Club, and the Chicago Metropolitan Ski Council.
A faithful member of Crossroads Christian Church and longtime New Lenox resident passed away at 80.
Founder of Shorewood Animal Hospital leaves behind cherished memories.
She carried warmth into the lives of those around her and offered a steady example of compassion, thoughtfulness, and enduring love.
He had a passion for old cars, motorcycles- especially his beloved Harley- and anything that offered a little speed and excitement
Devin lived life to the fullest, embracing every moment with energy and excitement. Adventure was part of who he was.
Former beloved Master of Ceremonies to the Bishops for events held in DuPage County passes away peacefully.
Marlene was a truly unique and special soul with the ability to not take herself and life too seriously.
A longtime Joliet resident and proud member of the Teamsters Local 705 and Local 710 passes away at age 87.
Known as “Mr. Music,” David's knowledge, professionalism, and love for the industry left a lasting impression.
Roger leaves behind a legacy of kindness, laughter, and unwavering friendship.
Remembered for his dedication to his family, love of sports, loyal friendships, and the enthusiasm he brought to the things he enjoyed.
Guided by his deep faith, Michael was a dedicated member of Community Christian Church in Plainfield.
Dedicated family man leaves a legacy of cherished memories.
Founding member of Stone Hill Bible Church remembered for her fun loving eternal optimism, and fierce devotion to family.
He was a life-long learner and an animal lover.
Renee was a 1973 graduate of Morton East High School in Cicero. A cosmetologist, Renee was the original owner of Salon Renee in Riverside.
He will be remembered for his gentle and caring personality.
He was exceptionally proud to be a part of the building of the State of IL High-rise in downtown Chicago.
Scotty was pure joy. He was a happy little boy with the sweetest smile, the loudest laughs, and a personality that could light up any room.
A woman with a generous heart and a gift for bringing people together, Martha touched the lives of everyone who knew her.
Laraway Schools cafeteria manager of 25 years passes away at 89.
Waitress for more than 50 years at Morris Country Club passes away surrounded by love.
Between his dad jokes and endless collection of catchphrases, Phil had a gift for making people laugh.
Judy’s life revolved around family, her dogs and shopping.
Bill was a longtime employee of the City of Joliet Street Department from 1971 to 2009.