Phil Haskett

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Kelly Ann Baker, 61, April 30, 2022, long time resident of the South Side of Chicago, Canaryville neighborhood. World’s Greatest Mom of Evan Baker, Jenna Baker, and Colin Baker. Beloved sister of the (late) Colleen McFarlane, Maureen McFarlane, Lauren McFarlane, Lisa McFarlane, and Richard (Kelly) McFarlane; and loving sister-in-law of Barb and Cindy Baker. Dearest aunt of Morgan, Kaitlyn, Megan, Theresa, Leo, Jacqueline, Christi, John, Johnna, Angela, and Jimmy. Kelly was preceded in death by the love of her life, John Baker, and her parents, Richard J. (CPD) and Jean Marie (nee Moody) McFarlane. Cherished friend and sister to the Condon Family, her other Clan. Kelly worked for 30 + years as a clerk at Alexander Graham School, in Canaryville. When she retired, students, teachers and staff were sad to see her leave. She enjoyed working with them, just as much as they enjoyed having her as part of their school. Kelly had a heart like no other. She was extremely kind and compassionate to anyone in need. She was the epitome of a True Warrior and we loved her beyond measure. We were so very blessed to call her our Mom, sister, aunt and friend. Services at McINERNEY CENTRAL CHAPEL, 4635 S. Wallace St., Chicago, IL, where family and friends will gather on Friday, May 6, 2022, from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. Funeral is on Saturday, May 7, 2022, at 9 a.m. at chapel, to St. Gabriel Church, 600 W. 45th St., Chicago for a 10 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial. Cremation following, in accordance with her wishes. For those attending services, PLEASE NOTE WEARING OF MASKS ARE ENCOURAGED. Please visit KELLY ANN BAKER BOOK OF MEMORIES. To express your thoughts or memories in the online guest book, visit www.chapelc.com or facebook.com/funeralmc. For information, 7732680703 or 7735819000.Kelly Baker Obituary - Chicago, IL | McInerney Central Chapel (chapelc.com).



Edward J. Lyons passed away peacefully on May 1, 2022. The beloved husband of Eileen (Duhig) Lyons. The son of the late Edward and Margaret Lyons, loving older brother to Peggy (Jack) Harkins, the late Tom (Sue) Lyons, Gerald Lyons and his companion Sue Pauls; fond brother-in-law to Michael Duhig (Retired CPD), Mary (Dolly) Brenz, Thomas (the late Marilyn) Duhig, the late Martin (Karen) Duhig, Peggy (the late Robert) Durkin, James (Kathy) Duhig, John (Val) Duhig, Patrick (Marie) Duhig, the late Ann (Dr. Michael) Liston Sr., Cathy (Bill) Holland, Daniel (Diane) Duhig; larger than life uncle to more than 55 nieces and nephews. Ed graduated from Our Lady of Peace, Mt. Carmel High School (’57), and St. Ambrose University. He loved and held his friends close to his heart. He was involved with sports from his high school days until he retired from umpiring high school and college football games. He was kind, thoughtful and didn’t tolerate bullies. Visitation Thursday 3-9 p.m.
Funeral Friday 10:45 a.m. from the Robert J. Sheehy & Sons Funeral Home, 9000 W. 151st Street, Orland Park, IL to St. Elizabeth Seton Church, Mass 11:30 a.m. A Livestream link will be available closer to Mass time. Click Here to View Live- Stream. Interment private. In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to De La Salle Blackfeet School, 104 First St NW, Browning, MT 59417. Please leave a memory for the family on Edward’s Tribute Wall; your stories will bring comfort to his family. www.sheehyfh.com 708-857-7878.



Jim Sunagel, 83, passed away April 28, 2022. The son of Joseph and Eva Sunagel. He served in the United States Marine Corps. He was an Elk Grove Village firefighter for 22 years and retired as Deputy Fire Chief. Then became Fire Chief of Roselle, IL for 9 years. He married his best friend Betty Laseman in 1960. He loved spending time with his family, especially his grandchildren. He was a devoted husband, loving father, grandfather and great-grandfather. He is survived by his wife, Betty of 62 years; his children, Karen Tolstead, Cindy (Cyndee Chopp) Sunagel, Lisa (Jim) Ozimek, and Sue Sunagel. Grandchildren, David Stibgen, Matt Ozimek, Joey Tolstead; great-grandchild, Connor Duffy; and sister-in-law, Carol Sunagel. Loving uncle to Dale (Doris) Sunagel, Bryan (Meghan) Sunagel; godfather to Janet (Lou) Wright. Also leaves behind many cousins and was known as "Uncle Jim" and a mentor to many. He was preceded in death by his parents; mother-in-law, Millie Laseman; brother, Gerald Sunagel; niece, Sharon Sunagel; and granddaughter, Nicole Tolstead. He retired to Wisconsin for 20 years, upon returning to IL, was still a big time Packers and Badgers fan. His hobbies included, fishing, hunting and golfing which was time well spent with his buddies. He also loved to make furniture in his work shop. He enjoyed coaching his daughter's softball teams and had many successful seasons. He was a member of the Medinah Shriners and the Sun City Huntley Marines. Service will be private for family. Donations can be made to Shriners Hospital for Children (Chicago), in his name.

From the CPD Daily bulletin4 May 2022.

Always Remembered!

Mathias J. Degan. . . . . . . 1886

Retirement Cake & Coffee Celebrations!

Sgt. Jack Barron 06 May 2022 • 1145 hrs. 015th District.

P.O. Rena Hopkins Civ. Lynette Digby-Powell 10 May 2022 • 1300 hrs. 001st District-Community Room.

P.O. Jeffery Haddon 10 May 2022 • 1000 hrs. PSHQ-Auto Pound Section-2nd Floor.

P.O. Wanda Wlosek Civ. Brian Matthews 11 May 2022 • 1100 hrs. 010th District-Community Room.

(Police Officer Jeff Haddon's retirement cake and coffee, Tuesday 10 May at 1000 hours at the Auto Pound section at 35th Street Head Quarters, 2nd Floor, next to Graphic Arts. Jeff has been a Peer Support Member since July of 2016. Congratulations Jeff!)

AND...

Chicago Police Marine Corps League Detachment 553 Run 2 Remember!

7 May 2022 0700 hours, Gate 14 by the street at Soldier Field, Run to Remember 5k. Please come out to join us for our annual team 5k to support the Chicago Police Memorial Foundation. We have consistently had the fastest team since we’ve been doing this event for the last 11 years. Bring a Kenyan!

AND...reminder...

Support Illinois Law Enforcement!



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Chicago Police Memorial Foundation
PAINT THE TOWN BLUE!
https://cpdmemorial.org/events/paint-the-town-blue/