INFORMATION FROM PHIL HASKETT (RET)

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Patricia “Pat” DeAngeles, 80, of Garfield Ridge, passed away peacefully on August 11, 2025. She was born on February 17, 1945, and spent her life devoted to her family and those she loved most. Patricia was the beloved wife of the late Philip DeAngeles, a dedicated Chicago Police Officer, who passed away in December 1997 after a courageous battle with cancer. Together, they built a loving and supportive home filled with strength, resilience, and care for one another. She was the proud mother of her daughter, Amy DeAngeles, and the late Philip DeAngeles Jr., and a devoted grandmother. Patricia shared a uniquely special bond with her granddaughter, Alysia, raising her as if she were her own daughter, and she also cherished her grandson, Jason Sanchez Jr. Her love and guidance shaped their lives in countless ways. Patricia will be remembered for her kindness, her quiet strength, and her unwavering devotion to family. Her presence will be deeply missed, and her memory will forever live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved her. A small service will be held at the mausoleum at Resurrection Catholic Cemetery & Mausoleums, 7201 Archer Road, Justice, IL 60458, where she will be laid to rest for those who would like to attend. For information call 773-773-586-7900 or www.ridgefh.com. Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.ridgefh.com for the DeAngeles Family.


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Mary Anne Keating (nee Laverty), age 74 of Chicago, passed away August 14, 2025 surrounded by her loving family. Beloved wife of the late Thomas (Retired CPD); Loving mother of Annmarie, Tom, Janine (late Jay) Tarczon, and David (Eileen); Cherished grandma of Brandon, Paige, Emma, and Emmett; Dear sister of Denise (late Terry) King, the late Francis (late Doreen) Laverty, and Terry (Sherry) Laverty; Devoted daughter of the late Francis and Kathleen (nee McKenna) Laverty; Favorite aunt, cousin, and friend to many. Visitation Friday, August 22, 2025 from 3:00 to 8:00 p.m.; Funeral Saturday, August 23, 2025, 8:30 a.m. from Curley Funeral Home, 6116 W. 111th St. Chicago Ridge, IL to St. Christina Church, 111th & Christiana Ave., Chicago, IL; Mass at 9:30 a.m.; Interment St. Mary Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Ludden Speech Clinic at St. Xavier University, https://www.sxu.edu/student-life/health ... onate.html would be appreciated. For Funeral info: (708) 422-2700, or www.curleyfuneralhome.com.

AND…From Mike Alvarado, retired CPD Asking For Prayers

“I found out the other day from my team of doctors that I can't do Y90 radiation anymore when a new tumor pops up in my liver because of the massive infections it causes. They are contemplating immunotherapy or some kind of chemotherapy. I hope that I don't have to do anything. But when I I was in the hospital in April I had a tube inserted through the side of my chest into my liver to drain the infection into a bag I have tied around my leg. It has been there for 4 months. The other day I had to go to surgery so they could take it out and insert a bigger tube so maybe it will drain quicker. But before they replaced it and afterwards, I have been seeing blood in my drain bag. I notified my doctors and I’m trying to wait until Monday to see what they have to do. But if it gets worse and I start having symptoms like dizziness, or stomach pain to go to the E.R. Please pray that this new blood issue isn't a sign of something worse. Thank you for your prayers and support. And thank you John Wotring for being a good friend and for your support.”

From the CPD Daily bulletin 17 Aug. 2024.

ALWAYS REMEMBERED!

George H. Trumbull ........ 1914

EAP NOTICE!

During the summer season, there are many opportunities for celebration and gathering, including graduations and family barbeques. For Chicago Police Department members, this season can bring stressors from not being able to always attend these events due to schedule changes, as well as additional stressors that can come with managing expectations others may have of you for both work and personal obligations. During the next few months, you may experience an increased level of anxiety, stress, anger, and/or depression as you navigate an increasingly busy time personally and professionally. If you are having difficulty coping during this summer season, the Professional Counseling Division/Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is here for you 24/7. FREE, confidential services are available to all Department members (sworn and civilian) and their immediate family. EAP has professionally trained clinicians, sworn alcohol and substance use counselors, certified peer support members, and chaplains, and is just a phone call away. Services can be obtained at any of the three EAP Locations: 1759 W. Adams, 5440 N. Cumberland, and 11540 S. Western. Other resources, including the “Tips to Stay Sober This Summer” handout attached to AMC # 309188, are also available by calling the EAP number at 312-743-0378. Promoting and ensuring the wellness of another requires all of us to get involved. Let’s make a concerted effort to be there for each other. Stay safe and be well!!

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

Chaplain 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

Chaplain Rafael Yañez – 773-519-4907 chaplain.yanez@chicagopcm.org

Everyone have a blessed Sunday!