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Chicago Tribune, Tuesday, January 19, 1999 Section 3 7 OBITUARIES Theodore Kotlarz police detective A funeral should be not sold. Have you been solicited by a cemetery or funeral home telemarketer? It's easy to be enticed when a deal sounds too good to be true. When planning a funeral or cremation, be sure you are speaking with someone who is knowledgeable on all aspects of the service. Not someone looking to make a quick sale. We are licensed professionals specially trained to help you arrange a meaningful, affordable ceremony.

Count on us to be there for you with the same care and concern we've shown for over 125 years Smith-Corcoran By Maria Donato Tribune Staff Writer Theodore Kotlarz Jr, a Chicago police detective known for his razor-sharp wit and expertise in solving complicated white-collar financial crimes, died Saturday in Qur Lady of the Resurrection Medical Center of pancreatic cancer. -Detective Kotlarz, 48, was a Chicago police officer for 26 years. lifelong resident of the Northwest Side, he started his law-enforcement career even before graduating from Gordon Technical High School by enrolling in the Police Department's cadet program. Detective Kotlarz was first stationed in the Town Hall District in 1972 and worked as a beat officer until he was chosen in 1976 for the elite tactical undercover team, according to Rogers Park District Cmdr. Dave Boggs, who was Detective Kotlarz's sergeant on the undercover team "He had a very sharp mind and he could read people really well" Detective Kotlarz was awarded numerous commendations, according to Harrison Area Sgt Michael Siciliano, who said the detective met regularly with other financial investigators from the state, county and Justice Department.

He was an avid golfer who enjoyed traveling to Las Vegas. His hobby was woodworking. Detective Kotlarz was a member of the Polish American Police Association, St Jude's League and Knights of Columbus Father Francis A. Ryan Council 5025. Survivors include his wife, Sharon; two sons, Theodore in and Scott his mother, Irene; two brothers, Stanley and Kenneth; and two sisters, Susan and Carolyn Miner.

Visitation will be from 5 to 9 p.m. Tuesday and 3 to 9 p.m. Wednesday in Salerno's Galewood Chapels, 1857 N. Harlem Ave. Services will be held at 8:30 a.m.

Thursday in the funeral home's chapel with a mass to follow at 9:30 a.m. in St. Priscilla Catholic Church, 6949 W. Addison St Boggs said. "He was built like a bull, but he was a very non-threatening person.

He had the ability to talk to people to get their confidence both the offenders and victims Known affectionately by his colleagues as "Teddy" or "the Bull" because of his stocky stature, in 1982 Detective Kotlarz was transferred to the school patrol unit In 1986, he was promoted to detective in the property crimes division for the Harrison Area. He quickly became known as an expert in check fraud and financial crimes. Detective Kotlarz was a source of information for others both inside and outside the district as he was generous with both his expertise and wisecracks. "It was never vicious, but he was the type of guy you always had to be on guard for, because he liked to kid around a lot" said Harrison Area Detective Dan Stack. "Bottom line the city lost one of its best guys," Detective Jim Parker, his one-time partner said.

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(773) 743-1020 1996 MK Marketing Andrew Boxer, 46; studied gay teens The Family You The Name You By Meg McSherry Breslin Tribune Staff Writer Andrew M. Boxer, 46, whose pioneering studies of gay and lesbian youths helped social service agencies better serve homosexual teens, died Wednesday of lung cancer in his home on the North Side of Chicago. Mr. Boxer was an assistant professor of psychiatry and director of the Evelyn Hooker Center for the Study of Gay and Lesbian Mental Health at the University of Chicago. His 1993 book, "Children of Horizons: How Gay and Lesbian Youth Are Leading a New Way Out of the Closet" co-authored with Gilbert Herdt of San Francisco State University, was among the first comprehensive studies of the psychological development of gay and lesbian adolescents.

It also documented the emergence of the first openly gay generation of gay and lesbian youths. Bruce Koff, former executive director of Horizons a Chicago social service agency for homosexual youths said Mr. Boxer's research helped agencies such as Horizons understand how homosexual youths deal with the stigma of their sexual identity. He also helped social service agencies map out programs for homosexuals to address their high risk for home-lessness, suicide and substance abuse, Koff said. A native of Colorado, Mr.

Boxer earned his bachelor's degree from Goddard College in Vermont and his doctorate in psychology from the U. of C. in 1990. In his early career, he was a program coordinator and later director of the Center for the Study of Adolescence at Michael Reese Hospital and Medical Center in Chicago. He also worked as an assistant professor of psychology at the University of Illinois College of Medicine and was a faculty member of the Institute for Psychoanalysis.

He is survived by his mother, Ruth Boxer; two sisters, Helene Malek and Dr. Suzanne Sanders; and his life partner, Dr. Monte Het-land. Plans for a memorial service in Chicago are pending. rrr Family Services Weinstein Brothers Memorial Chapels Robert A.

Weinstein Funeral Directors The only company where you'll find Weinstein family funeral directors. Wilmette, 111 Skokie Blvd. 847-2S6-5700 (One Block North of Old Orchard) Chicago, 1300 W. Devon Ave. 773-761-2400 SUERTH See Florence Woelfel Deike notice.

SV0URAKIS See Stanley Kakis notice. TARN0WSKI Lois Tarnowski, nee Wichman. beloved wife of the late Valentine; loving sister of Marilyn (late Alcide) Rivard; dearest sister-in-law of Irene (late James) Janiak. Stella (late Joseph) Kiebles, Stanley (Sophie) Tarnowski, Jane (Frank) Dybala. Anne (lale Herschel) Sweetin.

Emily (late Andrew) Luthern. Sofia (Emit) Peterson and Bernard (Norma) Tarnowski: aunt ot many nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday 9 a m. from the Wolniak Funeral Home. 5700 Pulaski Rd lo Queen of the Universe Church lor 9 30 a Mass.

Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Visitation Tuesday 2 to 9 p.m. Please omit flowers. 773-767-4500 TEMKIN it. Affiliated With The Loewen Croup 'mm David Temkin.

died Sunday. Jan. 10. 1999, in San Francisco. CA, born August 16, 1913 in Chicago.

IL, a graduate of Tuley High REYNOLDS -Lois M. Reynolds, nee Simpson, beloved wife of the late George "Moon" Reynolds; devoted mother of George "Skip" (Phylis) and Thomas tTammte) Reynolds: dear grandmother of five; loving sister of Jean (Richard) Nihiean Visitatton Tuesday. 2 to 9 p.m. Funeral Wednesday, 1030 "am. at the Thornridge Funeral Home, (Janutz 'Family Funeral Service), 15801 Cottage Grove Ave.

(4 blks of 162nd St.Rte 6). DoltonSouth Holland. Interment Oakland Memory Lanes Cemetery. 708-841-2300 or 706-460-2300. B0NCHI Carmela Ronchi toving wife of the late Michael: -beloved mother of Tina and Vito; caring grand- mother of Josephine.

Nick. Emily, el lee and Amanda; dear sister of Mary (Joseph) Nugara. Funeral Thursday. 10 a m. from The Original Rago Brother Norrldge Chapelt, 7751 Irving Park Rd.

Mass 10 30 a Divine Savior. Entombment Queen of Heaven. Visitation Wednesday 3 to 9 p.m. 773-276-7800 RUSS0 See Sam "Bo" Ursetta notice. 'SANNER te" Louis A Sanner, 83, retired Walgreens employee of 47 years, died early Saturday ti morning at Swedish Covenant Hospital.

Mr. "'Sanner, originally of Dubuque. IA. also served in the U.S. Navy from 1943 to 1947 as a Seabee in the South Pacific during WWII.

After an honorable discharge. Lou moved to Chicago, where he met his beloved wife of 60 years, Fern. The happy couple spent their life together, traveling the world, playing bridge and raising their children and grandchildren. He leaves behind his wife Dr. Fern Sanner: sons Lou.

John. Joe; daughters Lorraine Busch and Mary Murray; 12 and numerous friends. Lou was a son of the depression and, though he had a rough childhood himself, he was generous to a fault and quick to smile A physically large man. his gentle ness came easy. He will be sadly missed Funeral Wednesday.

9:30 a from Smlth-Corco-ran Funeral Home, 6150 N. Cicero, to Queen of All Saints Basilica for Mass at 10 a.m. Interment u-AII Saints Cemetery. Visitation Tuesday. 4 to 9 at m.

In lieu of flowers, memorials to Misericordia Heart of Mercy. 6300 N. Ridge Chicago 60660 appreciated. 773-736-3833. Walter Sayewski.

loving son of the late Julius and 'Katherine. Visitation 9 a.m. a.m. at St. Genevieve Church.

4835 Altgeld Mass at 9 30 a.m. Interment St Nicholas Cemetery. 773-276-7800. REMATION at could be simpler? D3 Cremation Society of Illinois I 1-800-622-8358 I School. Chicago Teachers College, and the University of Chicago, a First Lieutenant in the Army during World War II and later Professor of Psychology at Chicago Teachers College NorthNortheastern Illinois University.

He is survived by wife Rhea of Menlo Park. CA: son Mitchell and daughter-in-law Rhea Lynn of Wat-sonville. CA; son Douglas of San Jose, CA; daughter Andrea: and granddaughter Amina of Palo Alto. CA; sister Sylvia Pildes ot Chicago. IL: and brother Ted Temkin of Los Angeles.

CA. The family requests donations be made to the Community School ot Music and Art. 253 Martens Ave Mountain View. CA 94040. TESKE William A Teske.

age 92. toving husband to Pearl, nee Deutsche; survived by Carole Aasen: devoted grandfather to John Aasen. Susan (Casey) Wohl; fond great-grandfather to Jenica. Daniel and Megan; cherished brother to Walter (Marion) Teske; brother-in-law of Clara Teske: also by numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral services Wednesday.

Jan. 20. 1999 at Rosemoor Funeral Home, 17943 S. Torrence Lansing Visitation also Wednesday 10 a.m. until time of service, In lieu of flowers, memorials to the Gil-head Unit of Rest Haven South Nursing Home.

Entombment Oak Hill Cemetery. 708-474-2404. THINNES 7lk 650 E. Devon, Suite 157 Itasca, IL 60143 736 Addison Chicago. II 60613 ThioKprwhat your family will go through whettyou die.

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IL 60615 Russell Thinnes, 78. of Huntley, formerly of Chicago at rest Jan. 18. 1999 beloved husband of Lorraine, nee Gaertner; lovina 2 Mid America Plaza. Suite 800 Oak Brook Terrace.

IL 60181 770 Northwest Highway Mount Prospect. IL 60056 SCALISE See Sam Bo" Ursetta notice. WALLMAN Andrea Weston Wallman nee Vlsco, 45, of Brook-field, beloved wife of Bruce former wife of Robert Weston; loving mother of Ryan and Kaitlyn Weston: dear daughter of Frank Visco and Marilyn Visco Collier; fond sister of Lawrence Visco, Gina Musielski and Nicki Fitzpatrick. Visitation 2 to 9 Wednesday at Hallowell A James Funeral Home, 1025 55th St Countryside, where services will be held 11 a Thursday. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens West Cemetery In lieu of flowers, memorials to the American Cancer Society appreciated.

708-352-6500. WALSH Janet Louise Walsh, age 77, died January 17, 1999 at St. Elizabeth Hospital, Belleville. IL. Bom August 20, 1921.

the daughter of Edwin Otto Gustave Elsa Erna, nee Knauth. Liedtke; preceded in death by husband John Walsh, who died in 1978; first husband George Jacoby in 1944, son Jerry Walsh; brothers Willard Ralph. Edwin and Lynn Liedtke: sister, Ruth Goetsche; survived by two sons, James K. Diane Renner) Walsh, of Belleville. IL.

John K. (Suzanne Troller) Walsh, Wayne, PA; grandchildren Bryan, Gregory and Kathenne Walsh of Belleville, IL, Jeanine and Laura Walsh of Wayne. PA; brothers Clyde Liedtke, Milwaukee. Ron (Penny) Liedtke, Sussex, Wl, Leroy (Ruby), Grafton. Wl; sister Judy Cam? eron.

Huntsville. AL: also nieces and nephews. Visitation 3 lo 8 p.m. Wednesday. January 20, 1999 at Hallowell A Jamet Funeral Home, LaGrange, IL.

Burial St. Mary Cemtftery, Evergreen Park, IL. Graveside services 10 a.m. Thursday. January 21 at St.

Mary Cemetery. Memorials to the chanty of your choice. WESTERMEIER Lawrence J. Westermeier. of Ft.

Collins. CO, formerly of Chicago, loving husband of Ruthmary. nee Zupan and the late Carol nee Wallen; caring father of Lawrence Jr. and Carol M. Westermeier and Linda Rayner: fond stepfather of Ruthmary (Robert) Mcllhenny.

Kimberly (Wesley) Knutson. Amy (Scott) Munier and Heidi (Charles) Hines. dear grandfather of two; stepgrandfather of six: fond brother of Gertrude (Donald) Johnson and Louis (Filomena) Westermeier. Visitation Wednesday, from 3 to 9 p.m. at Oehler Funeral Home, 555 Lee Des Plaines.

Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.m. from chapel to St Mary Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment All Saints Mausoleum. In lieu of flowers, contributions to Society of Mary, co St.

Louis Province, PO Box 23130, St. Louts, MO 63156. appreciated. Info. 847-824-5155 WICKE James Wicke.

age 51, beloved husband of Norma Elaine, nee Stanley; loving father of Guy; dear son of Mary and the late Fred Wicke: fond brother of Mary Lee (Roger) Winnie; also survived by several nieces. Funeral service Wednesday Jan. 20 10 a at Park View Lutheran Church 3919 Monticello. Chicago. Interment Ridge-wood Cemetery Visitation Tuesday 3-8 at Ryan-Pa rhe Funeral Home, 120 Northwest Hwy.

(2 blks of Touhy). Park Ridge. 847-823-1171. WINTNER Louise Wintner. beloved wife of the lale Marvin; devoted mother ot Carol (Steve) Senderowitz and Charles (Lisa) Wintner of Malibu.

CA; adoring grandmother of Mose and Miles. Services Thursday. Jan 21. 1999 at the Chapel of Striftlers' White Oak, PA. Interment Temple Cemetery.

Remembrances may be made to Kids in Danger Foundation, P.O. Box 146608. Chicago IL 60614-6608. For further information please call Furth Funeral Direction, 773-784-4300 WOLF Louise Wolf. 82, beloved wife of the late Carl Wolf; dearest sister of Louis Gorden Stanley (Ester).

Joseph (Clara) Gorden and the late Soma Bnto: fond aunt of many nieces and nephews Graveside services Wednesday. 1 at Watd-heim Cemetery. Demievker Kiever, gate 285. 1700 Harlem. Forest Park.

IL. In lieu of flowers, donations in her memory may be made to the American Diabetes Association. 6 N. Michigan Ave. Suite.

1202. Chicago, IL 60602. Info. The Piter Chapel, 847-679-4740 YBARRA Darlene Regan Ybarra, born Dec 13. 1929, passed away Saturday.

Jan 16. 1999. a native of Chicago area. Darlene and her family moved to El Paso. TX in 1986 and more recently was a resident of Albuquerque, NM.

She is survived by her husband Salvador: her daughter Veronica Ybarra of Albuquerque, her son Adrian Yberra ot El Paso. TX; and her sister Caryl Esbjorn of Florida Memorial service will be held at Our Lady of the Annunciation Church, 2621 Vermont NE, Albuquerque, NM, Friday, Jan 22, 1999 at 8 30 a m. YUDELL Barry Johnston Yudell. 55. beloved husband of Susan, nee Winters; loving lather of Barbara, Amber and April; cherished son of Valerie, nee Johnston and the late Charles Yudell; dear brother of Janice Yudell and Linda (Roger) James Services Wednesday.

1 at The Piter Chapel, 9200 Skokie Blvd (at Church St). Skokie Interment Acacia Park In lieu of flowers, contributions in his memory may be made to the chanty of your choice Info 847-679-4740 Z0NTA Mary Zonta nee Gasparl. age 88. wife of the late Peter, mother of Lenora (Walter) Ruckman and Elmer (Maryl: grandmother of Cynthia and David Ruckman and Andrea and Steven Zonta; sister of the late Louise (late Paul) Brunazzo. John (Ann) Gaspari and Roy (Clara Keller) Gas-pan At Panozzo Bros.

Funeral Home 530 14th Street (US Rte 30. 3 blks of Western Ave Chicago Heights on Thursday 3 to 8 Funeral Friday 9 3(1 am to St Michael Church. Scherer-ville. IN. Mass 10 30 a Interment Assumption Cemetery, Glenwood 708-481-9230 i i i I I would like more information on cremation counselor can explain how reasonable "SCHWIMMER Meyer "Mike" Schwimmer, longtime resident of Skokie and retired Internal Revenue Service agent, beloved husband of the late Henrietta.

Levenson; loving father of Sanford "Sandy" (Joan) Schwimmer: cherished grandfather of Sarah and Daniel. Graveside services Wednesday. 10 a at Shalom Memorial Park. (Section 2 tn.Makhpela), Rand Rd and Route 53, Arlington Heights Info: Lloyd Mandel Levayah Funerals. SEPULVEDA I Name.

the cost will be Siren I Ory Suit- IS Roberto M. Bobby Sepulveda. Korean Conflict, loving husband of Elisa. dearest 1 father of Bianca Francisco Jimenez: cher- i Nu row o6ifutum CI) I father of Linda (Ted) Landers; proud grandfather of Lorraine (Anthony) Scolti; great-grandfather of two; dear brother of Everett and Robert Thinnes and the late Roy. Richard.

Eugene. Ralph and Jimmy. Mr. Thinnes was a WW II Army Veteran and Purple Heart Recipient. He worked in the painting and decorating business for over 50 years in the Chicago area Visitation Wednesday from 4 to 7 at the James A.

O'Connor Funeral Home, 11603 E. Mam Huntley. Funeral Service and interment are private. 847-669-5111 TOPINKA Edward Topinka of Oak Park, beloved husband of Hyacinth nee Gulch; devoted father of Joseph (Laura) Topinka; loving grandfather of Charles (Jennifer). Katharine and Jacquelyn Topinka; great-grandfather of Mackenzie topinka; brother of the late Irene T.

Basner. Funeral Thursday. Jan. 21. 6 45 am.

from Svec A Sons Funeral Home, 6227 Cermak Rd Berwyn. to Our Lady of the Mount Church Mass 9 30 a Interment Mount Auburn. Visitation Wednesday. 2 until 9 pm. 708-484-2050 or 773-242-2027 TREICHEL Oiga G.

Treichel. nee Gyoerkoes, of Aurora, formerly of Chicago, beloved wife of Robert; loving mother of William. Elizabeth Gorr and Susan Bubla; dear grandmother of Alex and Becky Boy-den Rachael. Sarah and Kathryn Gorr: fond sister of Evelyn Miller and William Gyoerkoes. Visitation Wednesday 4 to 8 p.m.

at The Healy Chapel. 332 Downer Aurora. IL 60506. 630-897-9291 Funeral Thursday 11 a m. at Heafy Chapel.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to St Mark Lutheran Chuch, Edgelawn and Galena. Aurora IL, 60506 TUNZER Jeanne Tunzer. nee Methe. dear wife of the late Neil O'Donnell and John Tunzer; beloved mother of George, Robert. Thomas and Mary Jeanne O'Donnell: loving sister of George I Methe.

Blanche Miossi. the late Mary Keefe and Kathryn Vopata. Lifetime member of Ascension Pamsh. Oak Park In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions in Mrs Tunzer's name to Misericordia Heart of Mercy appreciated. Funeral Wednesday.

January 20 9 30 a to Ascension Church Mass 10 a Interment Mount Carmel Cemetery Visitation at P.M. Smith ft Sons Funeral Home. 245 Madison St (2 blocks East of Ridgeland Av Oak Park Tuesday, from 3 to 9 Info: 708-848-5828 TZANAKAKIS See Stan'ey Kakis notice URSETTA mmtifii -n1shed brother of Delia Villa. Alejandro Sepulveda. "Maricela Oblea Rosa Dominguez, Nora Garcia and Esmerelda Cano; cherished grandfather of Francisco, Elizabeth and Roberto; fond broth- er-in-law of Gudalupe Mynez and Alejandro and Maria Osorreo Funeral services Wednesday.

8 45 from Funeraria La Pai, 6301 W. Cermak, Berwyn to Mary. Queen of Heaven Church. 5300 W. 24th.

Cicero, tor 9 30 am. Mass Visitation Tuesday 3 to 9 pm For info, please call 708-788-8240 STARCEVICH Starcevich, age 95. passed away Sunday. 17. 1999.

beloved husband of the late Mary 'nOra; loving faiher of David (Carol) and Lucille late Manny) Green: dear grandfather of Renee. Jodi. Christina. Janet Elizabeth and David; fond brother-in-law of Barbara A memorial service will be held Jan 19, 1 30 at the Waferford Estates Community. 17400 Kedzie.

Mr. Starcevich had recently returned from "'Tl. Myers. FL to Waterford Estates. He was tor-merly of the Calumet area He was retired from Inland Steel and was a former owner of a grocery store in South Chicago In lieu of flowers, memo-trials may be made to the Lupus Society of Amer-ni ica.

Illinois Chapter. 11102 Artesian Ave DlIlChicago, IL 60655. Info 708-474-0024. "STEFFEN Dr Thomas Steffen. 65 of Schaumburg IL and Sedona, AZ.

passed away on Jan 9. 1999 in Tucson. AZ. survived by his loving wife Mary nee Sullivan: dearest father of Deborah (John) of Tucson, Denise of Tucson, Mark of Chicago and Megan of Schaumburg; grandchildren. Jessica Claire and Sean Steffen Conway of Tucson: mother.

Frances of Wheeling, IL: and stster-in-law. Sr. Ann Denise Sullivan. J- of St. Paul.

MN Dr. Steffen was a graduate of University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medi-iv cine in 1966. co-founder ot Animal Hospital of it Streamwood. He pracliced veterinary medicine tor 30 years Tom was a loving and devoted if husband, father, grandfather and son and lived i-'vrv dav to the fullest. Because of his strong will Sam "Bo" Ursetta, age 82.

Naval Veteran of WWII, late ot Bridgeport, retired Weld and Die Specialist from HotDoint with and tearless courage, he never allowed his 13 year battle witn cancer to overtake nis raitn ana soirit Mav vou rest in peace, Babe. Memorial Mass will be celebrated Sunday. Jan. 24. 3 30 pm.

at St Matthew catholic Churcn. iiwi t. Schaumburg Schaumburg. In lieu of flowers. donations to Maryville Academy, Des Plaines.

IL or Sisters Care. 1890 Handoipn bt Paul Jt't MN. 55105 would be appreciated. Funeral ar-" rangements by Adair Funeral Home Tucson AZ 30 years of service, passed away Saturday. Jan 16, 1999.

beloved son of the late Giuseppe and the late Maria Ursetta: cherished husband of Helen nee Scalise; devoted father of Victoria "Vicki" Russo; loving brother of the late Kathenne (late Frank) Pullano, the late Genevieve (late Frank) Dona and the lale Victoria, the late Rose and the late Eleanor Ursetta; proud grandfather of Joseph and Peter Russo. dear brother-in-law of the late Peter (late Agnes) Scalise Millie (late Russell) Trovato. Rose (late Frank) Mustart, Sam (Ann) Sca'ise, the late Elizabeth (late Tom) Sabeila the late Mary (late Jerry) Amelio. Jay (late B.ll) Serntella and Frank (late Tonka) Scalise, fond uncte of numerous nieces and nephews Funeral serviceswill be held Thursday. Jan 21 1999 at 10 15 a from the I akt-Lamb Bridgeport Funeral Home, 544 31st Street to Santa Lucia Catholic Church tor Mass of Christian Burial at 11 a Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

Worth Visitation Tuesday from 4pm until 9 and Wednesday, from 2pm until 9pm 312-791-0100 To place your Dedication Announcement, (312) 222-2222 Vioiette Stroelke nee Suchan, beloved wife of the late Clem: fond sister of Mane (late Clarence) -r. Beuke. Victoria (late John) Siuga and Rose (late Edward) Smalley; aunt of many nieces and neph-- -ews. Funeral services Thursday. January 21 at "10 3O am from Sour Manor Funeral Home, 5645 35th Street.

Cicero Intermen Woodlawn n.v Cemetery visitation weonesaay 4-y 708-652-6661.