Phil Haskett

[cdillon]

John DeVries, age 83, passed away in hospice care at home on May 8. He was born to Joseph and Gertrude (Tazelaar) DeVries in Chicago on November 9, 1938. He is survived by his wife of 57 years, Maureen "Vicki" (Gedmin) DeVries, daughter Christine DeVries St. John (Douglas), grandsons Jeremy & Tony St. John, sisters Karen and Ellyce DeVries Wolfe and brother Warren (Susan). Son Bradley passed away on January 22 of this year (wife Chompunuch "Nuch") and will be there to welcome his Dad into God's Kingdom. His career included 21 years as a Clarendon Hills policeman (Sgt), Army veteran, truck driver and lastly as a Village of Hinsdale employee. He was a hard worker and loved to sing, including the church choir, tenor in the For Hymn quartet and member of the Hinsdale Jolly Boys (JBs). John's ashes will be buried at Abraham Lincoln National Cemetery on June 2nd and a memorial service will take place at the Burr Ridge Community Church on June 4th. In lieu of flowers, donations to Burr Ridge Church (members 50+ years) are welcome.

From the CPD Daily bulletin 14 May 2022.

Always Remembered!

William A. Roberts. . . . . . . . . . 1920.

DEATH NOTICES!

Retired Police Officer Donald H. Lewis, formerly assigned to Detached Services–Miscellaneous Detail.

Retired Commander Richard Elmer, formerly assigned to 021 District.

Retired Captain Ernestine Dowell, formerly assigned to 010 District.

Recent Retirement.

Sgt. David Heard - Unit 701
Lt. Patrick O’Malley - Unit 121

From the CPD Daily bulletin 15 May 2022.

Always Remembered!

Raymond E. Martin. . . . . . . . . 1929

Retirement Cake & Coffee Celebrations!

Sergeant Ronald Blas and Detective Simon Cotton, 16 May 2022 • 1100 hrs.
Area One Detective Division.

CHAPLAIN’S CORNER and EAP!

In this time of turmoil and worry, many of us may have several concerns. Taking care of ourselves and others at this time is more important than ever. Now is a time to keep in touch with friends and family. Using electronic communication such as phone, text, and video chat services can keep us connected. Just because you need to be physically distant doesn’t, mean you can’t be emotionally close. EAP is there for you – don’t hesitate to call for more information on staying well and services offered for yourself and your loved ones. Available 24/7.

EAP – 312-743-0378

Chaplains Section – 312-746-8458
Father Dan Brandt – 773-550-2369
dan.brandt@chicagopolice.org

Chaplain Joseph Jackson – 312-771-6684
joseph.jackson@chicagopolice.org.

Father Chrysanthos (Chris) Kerkeres 708-243-4559
chrysanthosk@aol.com

Chap. Kimberly Lewis-Davis – 312-771-6638
kimberly.lewisdavis@chicagopolice.org

Chaplain Robert Montelongo – 773-459-5089
robert.montelongo@chicagopolice.org

Chaplain Hysni Selenica – 312-771-6692
hysni.selenica@chicagopolice.org

Rabbi Moshe Wolf – 773-463-4780
moshe.wolf@chicagopolice.org