An Extraordinary Life stories
The Katherine Malone Foundation Golf Tournament will be held June 4 at the Morris Country Club.
Paula Forester of Mokena was active in her church and and Daybreak Center in Joliet.
Merle Widner taught ‘morals and values’ and ‘how to have an open mind’
Richard Jaworowksi’s daughter hosting event at stadium in July to benefit local charities and honor his legacy
'The health of the patient was most important to her'
Jerry Taylor was a business owner, asst. fire chief, village board member and loyal friend and family man.
But Robert “Bob” Gutierrez was known for his kindness and strength.
Kenneth von Heidecke always made room for youth who wanted to be part of ‘The Nutcracker’ at Joliet theater
From teaching to playing, Jeff McMillin of Channahon didn’t turn down opportunities to blow his own horn
Christopher Wright: ‘I don’t know if Mark realized just how many lives he touched’
Morris resident was a ‘visionary’ for Grundy Bank and servant leader for the community
Former Herald-News district manager was known for his good character and inner strength
Robin Miller: ‘I guess she was like the Black Mother Teresa’
Ghaly: ‘She should be in the history books for all nursing students
Former New Lenox resident understood the components of a good life and applied them well
But Marcia Graves was also a strong woman of faith who never minced her words
Despite humble beginnings, Raymond Bolden was a ‘powerful force’ for equality and championed the oppressed
Glenn Masek served his country, his family and fellow seniors with intention and a big smile
Rick Baranak of Shorewood was ‘the type of person you get to meet once in a lifetime’
Raynice Tadey ‘cared very deeply about everyone around’
Nanette O'Hara earned two masters degrees, began 2nd career in her 50s
Sandy Kleinschmit authored 37 books over her decades-long career
‘She was a really good role model for being a good human being’
Shorewood woman was a positive force in among family, friends and the Troy community
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Outdoorsman Alan Epich was full of energy, adventure and devotion to his family
Keith Folk owned home computers before many people had heard of them
Lockport native lived his faith at home, in art and in service to the University of St. Francis in Joliet
Charles and Rita Miller were longtime members of Friends and huge supporters of reading
But COVID-19 cut Dykota Morgan’s promising future short
‘He was lucky that he got to pursue his passion. He saw his lifelong dream come true’
‘Her energy totally changed the mood of a room’
Despite health challenges, Dick Arambasich of Shorewood served anyone in need
Retired music director from Joliet Central was a friend and mentor to many
Homer Glen woman exhibited great strength and love, in sickness and in health
Former Joliet resident Betty Joutras-Brewer lived by her Catholic faith
Joliet chiropractor volunteered at Will-Grundy Medical Clinic while battling lung cancer
Lockport honored the memory of its first female police officer with a fire pit and dedication ceremony
'Everyone knew that beard and that hat’
Born and raised in Joliet, Cecelia Dollinger helped manage farms in Plainfield, Channahon
Joliet man served with all his heart at home, on the job and in the community
Clara Schultz served her family, community and church
Sister Anna Clare Meyer ‘celebrated life and cared for others’
Joliet woman made Providence’s sports ‘Hall of Fame’ without ever teaching or coaching a sport
Rita Miller encouraged people to move forward in their thinking.
‘First Lady’ of Shorewood helped shape the village
Gordon Latz was a dedicated Joliet police offier and family man
Former Wil County spelling bee champ understood the meaning of love
Renaissance man Michael Micci ‘lived life to the fullest’
Elmer Geissler of Joliet and Lockport lived a long life of uncommonly dedicated service