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Phillip Haskett, 85 of Cape Coral, Florida (formerly of Chicago, IL) passed away peacefully on February 17, 2026. Phil was born to the late Marie and Sylvester Haskett on February 11, 1941 in Chicago, Illinois. He was a proud US Marine and retired CPD officer. He was preceded in death by the love of his life, Betty, with whom he was blessed with 62 years of marriage before her passing in 2022. They married in 1959 and lived in North Carolina, where he was stationed in the USMC. They returned to Chicago, Illinois in 1961 after the birth of their son, welcomed their daughter in 1964, spent many years on the Northwest side of Chicago, and moved to Cape Coral, Florida in 2021 to enjoy the warm weather. In his free time, Phil enjoyed keeping in touch daily with his retired CPD friends, being an ambassador at his assisted living facility, feeding the many ducks he visited during his travels outdoors, exploring restaurants in the Cape Coral area, and taking photographs of all the people he met, the food he ate, and the sunrises and sunsets he cherished. He had a smile for everyone, a love of all kinds of music, and will be remembered as a true friend to many. Phil is survived by his two children: Mark (late Kathleen) Haskett of Casa Grande, Arizona and Lisa (Ron) Wade of Cape Coral, Florida. He is also survived by four granddaughters: Jessica Wade, Jennifer (RJ) Johnson, Jessica (Tim) Klein and Danielle (Paul) Rodriguez, and six great-grandsons: Kadence, Kameron, Lincoln, Sebastian, Levi and Leon. He is also survived by many nieces, nephews and cousins. Phil was also preceded in death by his brothers Mike and Jim. A memorial service to celebrate Phil's life will be held on Friday, May 1, 2026, at Cumberland Chapels Funeral Home, 8300 W. Lawrence Ave, Norridge IL 60706 from 3:00 p.m. until 8 p.m. St. Jude Service will begin at 6:00 p.m., officiated by Fr. Dan Brandt. Funeral services to be held on May 2 will be private. In lieu of flowers, contributions in Phil's name may be made to Chicago Police Chaplain's Ministry (www.ChicagoPCM.org or 312-738-2831). For more information call (708)456-8300.

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Maureen A. Cnota Profile Photo
Maureen A. Cnota - (nee McCarthy) loving wife of Jerry for 47 years; devoted mother of James, Megan and Brian; dear sister of Sheila (John) Brown, Thomas McCarthy, and the late Patricia "Tish" McCarthy; cherished aunt of Colleen Magers and Caitlin Brown; daughter of the late Francis "Bud" and the late Margaret (O'Malley) McCarthy. Visitation Sunday, April 26th 3-8 p.m. at Cooney Funeral Home, 625 Busse Hwy in Park Ridge. Funeral Monday, April 27th. Family and friends are asked to meet at St. Hubert Church in Hoffman Estates for Mass at 10:00 a.m. Interment All Saints. In lieu of flowers donations to Misericordia would be appreciated. Arrangements by Cooney Funeral Home. Maureen A. Cnota Obituary April 19, 2026 - Cooney Funeral Home

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Judith Marianovich, "Judy"
Passed away on April 20, 2026
Judith Marianovich “Judy” (nee Degmon), age 87, late of Tinley Park, formerly of Chicago. Beloved wife of the late Peter Sr., Ret. CPD. Loving mother of Peter (Mary Jane) Marianovich, Donald (Patricia) Marianovich and the late Capt. Mark Marianovich, Ret. CPD. Devoted grandmother of Jacqueline (Shane) Surmeier, Nicole, Jessica, Mark (Fran) and Peter Marianovich. Great grandmother of kaiden, Rebecca, Anthony, and Shawn.Dearest sister of late Bernard (Marian) Degmon and late Donald (late Patricia) Degmon. Fond aunt of many nieces and nephews. Judy enjoyed cooking for her family and friends, and crocheting afghans for everyone.

Visitation and Funeral Services Saturday, April 25, 2026 Directly at Sacred Heart Croatian Church, 2864 E. 96th Street, Chicago, where visitation will take place from 9:00 a.m. until time of Mass of Christian Burial at 10:00 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions to Sacred Heart Croatian Church preferred. Arrangements entrusted to Elmwood Funeral Chapel- Chicago, IL. 773-731-2749


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William S. Condon 48203305
William S. Condon Obituary

We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.”



William S. Condon (Bill, ‘Poppy’) passed away peacefully on Sunday, April 12th, 2026. God called to him on Holy Saturday and brought him Home on Divine Mercy Sunday. He is survived by his cherished wife of 63 years, Delphine (nee Mezydlo), his three adored children, Kevin (Molly), Brian (Jennifer) & Kerrilynn (Bob) Neal. He was the most devoted and proud Poppy of his seven grandchildren, William, Sam, Emily, Clare, Julia, Jillian & Chloe. He is also survived by his sister Patricia Ann (Dumas).



Bill was born on January 20th, 1942, in Chicago, IL, to Gladys (nee Mankey) and William Condon, and had one sister Patricia Ann. Bill’s father was a Chicago fireman, and his mother was a homemaker. Bill met Delphine (Del), the love of his life, on a blind date during their junior year of high school. Bill was attending Mt. Carmel while Del was attending Aquinas Dominican. What impressed Del the most was “he was such a gentleman.” Throughout high school, Bill worked at Shore Auto Rebuilders in Chicago, which fueled his lifelong interest in cars. Because Bill was such an entrusted employee, his boss allowed him to use the repaired cars on the weekends. Bill and Del would cruise in the ‘coolest’ cars, the most memorable being the ‘57 Chevy Bel Air. School was not a priority for Bill until his high school accounting teacher inspired him to pursue a career in business, and for all who knew Bill, the rest is history!



On August 17th, 1963, Bill and Del said: “I do”! In 1964, they purchased their first home in the Roseland neighborhood in Chicago. Along came Irish twins Kevin & Brian, and Kerrilynn made her way into the world 3 years later. During this time, Bill worked as an accountant at W.H. Miner by day while attending DePaul University at night. After graduating in 1971 with a B.S. in accounting, passing the CPA exam would be the catalyst for his future success. During this period of family and business growth, they uprooted and built a home in Calumet City, IL. Here, they would join St. Victor Catholic Church, which sparked their journey of shared family faith, a strong community, and lasting friendships; most notably Father Leo Mahon and his associate, Father Bill Stenzel. Our family enjoyed many summer vacations in White Hall, MI, with some amazing friends and families during these years. These times were truly special, and those memories have lived on in all of us.



Bill was a risk-taker. He left W. H. Miner to join a small accounting firm in Lansing, IL. Bill eventually became partner but felt the need to be on his own. In 1973, that is exactly what he did! It was the beginning of a venture, William Condon & Co., which would then become The Condon Group. His clients would say Bill had an unwavering ethical commitment to act with integrity in all he did, including confidentiality, transparency, and complete truthfulness regardless of the circumstances. Bill was never afraid of change and strived to be the best firm possible for his clients. He believed in old school values and clients admired his knowledge and presence. He was highly regarded in the legal community and was often called upon to serve as an expert witness on business, tax, and valuation issues in State and Federal Court. Bill also served on several bank and hospital boards throughout his life.



While Bill’s business was burgeoning, he was diagnosed with a severe eye condition that could have led to permanent blindness. However, he was not going to let this defeat him. He carried this strong faith and resilience throughout his life to the very end.



Beyond Bill’s commitment to excellence was his generosity. Not only to his family, but to those families in need. Every Christmas, Bill, Del, and their children would personally drop off food and gifts to families to bring joy and happiness in their time of need. His generosity spread to yearly company Christmas parties hosting underprivileged children from Aunt Martha’s, a non-profit organization providing support for at-risk youth and families. This became a tradition of giving back not only to Aunt Martha’s but also flowed into other organizations throughout Bill’s life. One he was especially proud of was his service with the Chicago Police Memorial Foundation, which honors fallen and catastrophically injured officers. Bill served on the Executive Board and as Board President. In the words of Arthur J. Hannus, close friend and the Foundation’s current Executive Director, “Bill proudly served for 15 years where he was a staunch advocate for Chicago’s police officers and their families. As Board President, his leadership, vision, and dedication strengthened the Foundation’s mission and left a lasting impact. He was widely respected for his professionalism, integrity, and unwavering passion for service.” All of this is a testament to who he was, but most importantly, he was a son, brother, husband, father, grandfather, uncle, and friend.



Outside of Bill’s business success, family and friends were always at the center of everything he did. As the summers up North ended, Bill and Del’s love for boating was born. Family vacations in White Hall, MI, soon turned into family vacations in New Buffalo, MI. These years of boating and the close friendships that developed from the Lake Michigan Yacht Club and Warwick Shores hold such wonderful memories. The laughter, cigars and bourbon for the guys, game nights that a lot of the time were extremely competitive among Del (Grammy) and the grandchildren - rubber chickens that were prizes for our outdoor games. We can never forget the rubber chickens! Watching Jaws every summer was a must! Dinners and golf at Long Beach Country Club, fireworks on the 4th of July…Bill would take this all in and would always credit Del for his success in life. He truly loved her, his children, and his grandchildren. He would drop everything to be there for any one of us in time of need. That is who he was. He would define his success in life as not the business he built, but the family he and Del built.



Near the end, even while battling his illness, he never complained. He embodied such strength and resilience to go on in spite of it all. He took pride in the fact that he completed one final tax return…his own.



As long as we draw breath, he is still alive in all of us because love never

dies. We love you always and forever…



Bill’s was a life truly well lived.



“Love leaves memories death cannot steal.” Irish Poem



“One person can make a difference, and everyone should try.” JFK



Please join us in celebrating Bill ‘s life on Friday, June 5th, 2026, for 10:30 am Mass at St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church, 306 W 4th St., Hinsdale, IL 60521



In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to:



Chicago Police Memorial Foundation

Mount Carmel Educational Foundation

Lurie Children’s Hospital



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Eileen Nottoli (nee Lynch)'s obituary
Eileen Nottoli (nee Lynch)
August 12, 1938 — April 23, 2026

Eileen Nottoli (nee Lynch), born on August 12, 1938, in Chicago, Illinois, passed away peacefully on April 23, 2026. She was a cherished and devoted woman whose life touched the hearts of many with her kindness, strength, and unwavering love for her family.

Eileen was the beloved wife of the late Ralph M. Nottoli, whose memory she held dear throughout her life. Together, they built a legacy of warmth and devotion that continues through their children and descendants.

She was a loving mother to Deborah Nottoli, Dennis Nottoli— who is married to Denise and a retired Florida Deputy Sheriff-and Mark Nottoli, a retired member of the Chicago Police Department. Eileen took great pride and joy in the achievements and lives of her children.

Her nurturing spirit extended to her grandchildren: James Emerson, Nicholas Emerson, Shannon Nottoli, Vincent Nottoli, Derek Nottoli, Angelo Nottoli, and Anthony Nottoli. Each carried a piece of her compassion and guidance in their lives. Eileen's joy grew even more as she became a proud great-grandmother to Lyric Powell, whose presence brought her endless delight.

Eileen’s familial bonds extended beyond her immediate family, as she was a loving sister and a cherished aunt. Her warmth and kindness made her a beloved sister-in-law and friend to many, reflecting a life enriched by close relationships and heartfelt connections.

Eileen was preceded in death by her parents, Thomas and Marjorie Lynch. Their legacy lives on through the family she so lovingly raised.

Her passing is a profound loss, but her memory shines brightly in the hearts of her family and friends, who will forever honor the remarkable woman she was. Eileen Nottoli's life was a testament to love, dedication, and the enduring strength of family bonds. May she rest in eternal peace. Eileen Nottoli (nee Lynch) Obituary April 23, 2026 - Opyt Funeral Home
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