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16 | April 18, 2019 | the orland Park Prairie faith<br />
<strong>OP</strong>Prairie.com<br />
FAITH BRIEFS<br />
Faith United Methodist Church (15101<br />
S. 80th Ave., Orland Park)<br />
Veterans Information<br />
Saturday<br />
11:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.<br />
Saturday, April 27. Free to<br />
all veterans and families.<br />
Mission: To bring together<br />
veterans and families to<br />
make them aware of veterans<br />
support groups (benefits<br />
and services).<br />
Caregiving Workshop<br />
7-8:30 p.m. Monday,<br />
April 29. Workshop on caring<br />
for seniors and those<br />
with chronic illnesses.<br />
Hope Covenant Church (14401 West<br />
Ave., Orland Park)<br />
Dementia Inside & Out<br />
10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturdays,<br />
May 4 and Oct. 5<br />
(once every half-hour).<br />
Free. This hands-on experience<br />
resembles what<br />
a person with dementia<br />
experiences daily — the<br />
challenges and difficulties<br />
they face. For more information,<br />
call (708) 361-<br />
7845 or visit aishlingcare.<br />
com/events-calendar.<br />
Youth Mental Health First<br />
Aid<br />
8 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday,<br />
May 18. Free training<br />
from Sertoma Centre and<br />
NAMI South Suburbs of<br />
Chicago. Participants are<br />
to learn risk factors and<br />
warning signs of mental<br />
health challenges common<br />
among youth and adolescents,<br />
an action plan to<br />
help those developing a<br />
mental health problem or<br />
in crisis, and information<br />
regarding support available<br />
in the community.<br />
All participants receive a<br />
three-year certificate and<br />
In Memoriam<br />
Robert Duffy<br />
Robert O. “Bobby”<br />
Duffy, 65, of Orland Park,<br />
died April 3.<br />
Husband for 32 years to<br />
Kaureen E. “Corky” Duffy<br />
(Howe); father of Sarah<br />
(Chad Thornberry) Duffy<br />
and Robert Duffy; grandfather<br />
of Grace and Eleanor;<br />
son of the late Joseph, late<br />
Theresa Duffy and the late<br />
Judy Duffy; brother of the<br />
late Joyce Duffy, Noreen<br />
(Guild) Copeland, Mary<br />
Ellen Duffy, Kevin (Peggy)<br />
Duffy, Kelly McElheny,<br />
Timothy (Mindy)<br />
Duffy, Jamie (Dan) Grand<br />
and Judy (Dave) Lucas,<br />
James (Jen) Duffy, Michael<br />
(Linda) McElheny<br />
and Theresa (late Tom)<br />
McGuire; son-in-law of<br />
Elaine and the late James<br />
Howe; brother-in-law of<br />
Kristine (Ron) Ligammari,<br />
Kathleen (Jim) Mayer,<br />
Kolleen Klein, Karen<br />
(Jack Markowski) Howe,<br />
Kevin Howe, Kenneth (Jamie)<br />
Howe and Kimberly<br />
(Paul) Gulczynski; uncle<br />
and great uncle of many<br />
nieces and nephews.<br />
Bobby was a graduate of<br />
St. Ignatius High School.<br />
Proud member of IBEW<br />
Local 134 for 47 years.<br />
Visitation and a memorial<br />
service were held at<br />
Colonial Chapel. Cremation<br />
private.<br />
In lieu of flowers, memorials<br />
to The Humane<br />
Society of the United<br />
States are appreciated.<br />
Jereme Goebel<br />
Jereme L. Goebel, 44, of<br />
Orland Park, died April 5.<br />
Jereme was born April<br />
1, 1975, in Springfield,<br />
the son of Kristina Yattoni<br />
and Lenny Goebel. He<br />
was a member of Living<br />
Word Lutheran Church in<br />
Orland Park, was an avid<br />
St. Louis Cardinal fan and<br />
worked in landscaping.<br />
Jereme married Jill Boehm<br />
on June 18, 2016. He was<br />
Mental Health First Aid<br />
manual. Lunch will be<br />
provided. Space limited to<br />
35 participants. Registration<br />
required by May 13.<br />
To register, contact Lisa<br />
Guardiola at lguardiola@<br />
sertomacentre.org or (708)<br />
748-1951 ext. 405.<br />
St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church<br />
(15050 S. Wolf Road, Orland Park)<br />
Holy Thursday<br />
7 p.m. April 18. Mass<br />
of the Lord’s Supper. Pilgrimage<br />
to Churches bus<br />
will leave at 8:30 p.m. The<br />
chapel will be open for<br />
Adoration until 11:30 p.m.<br />
Good Friday - Stations and<br />
Veneration of Cross<br />
7 p.m. April 19.<br />
Good Friday - Liturgy of<br />
the Passion<br />
7 p.m. April 19.<br />
an all-around good guy.<br />
Surviving are his wife<br />
Jill; mother Kriss and stepfather<br />
Phil DeRochi; father<br />
Lenny and stepmother<br />
Carolyn Goebel; brother,<br />
Will Goebel; stepsiblings:<br />
Rochelle DeRochi, Elisha<br />
(Brandon) Schnieders,<br />
Angel (Chris) MacGibbon<br />
and Brad (Jessica)<br />
Bell; nephew, Giuseppe<br />
Goebel: niece, Carmela<br />
Goebel; step nieces: Julie,<br />
Bennett and Quinn; step<br />
nephews: Brady, Jamieson,<br />
Gavin and Duncan; grandmother,<br />
Thelma Goebel;<br />
step grandmother, Eleanor<br />
DeRochi; and many aunts,<br />
uncles, cousins and friends.<br />
Jereme was preceded in<br />
death by his sister, Natalie,<br />
and grandparents, Reno<br />
and Grace Yattoni and Carl<br />
Goebel.<br />
Visitation was held at<br />
Living Word Lutheran<br />
Church. An additional visitation<br />
was held at Moran<br />
& Goebel Funeral Home.<br />
Holy Saturday<br />
11 and 11:30 a.m., and<br />
noon, April 20, St. Francis<br />
Center Chapel. Blessing of<br />
Baskets.<br />
Easter Vigil<br />
8 p.m. Saturday, April<br />
20.<br />
Easter Sunday Masses<br />
7, 8:30 and 10 a.m., and<br />
noon, Sunday, April 21.<br />
Wednesday Evening Mass<br />
During Lent<br />
7 p.m.<br />
Stations of the Cross<br />
3 p.m. Fridays during<br />
Lent.<br />
Stations & Benediction<br />
7 p.m. Fridays during<br />
Lent.<br />
Burial followed in Oak<br />
Hill Cemetery.<br />
Violet Rose Stodola<br />
Violet Rose Stodola, 90,<br />
formerly of Orland Park,<br />
died April 5.<br />
She was born March<br />
3, 1929, in Chicago, to<br />
George and Rose Galich.<br />
Violet is survived by<br />
her children, Thomas<br />
(Corinne) Stodola and<br />
Barbara (Thomas) Dockus;<br />
grandchildren, Jennifer<br />
(Jeff) Thiery, Jason<br />
Stodola and Kristi (Tony)<br />
Munno; great-grandchildren,<br />
Kyle, Kaylee, Jaxon,<br />
Aubree and Hailee; sisters,<br />
Mary (Jim) McDermott<br />
and Dorothy Hunter; and<br />
many nieces and nephews.<br />
She was preceded in<br />
death by her parents; husband,<br />
George Stodola; sister,<br />
Catherine Zvonkovich;<br />
and brothers, George, Mike,<br />
Marco and John Galich.<br />
Following cremation, a<br />
memorial service is to be<br />
Church of the Transfiguration Episcopal<br />
(12219 S. 86th Ave., Palos Park)<br />
Lenten Outreach Project -<br />
All God’s People<br />
All God’s People is this<br />
year’s Lenten outreach<br />
project. Once a month,<br />
All God’s People set up<br />
a distribution center in<br />
Chicago, where they hand<br />
out clothing, toiletries and<br />
food for homeless in Chicago.<br />
They are in need<br />
of bottled water, towels,<br />
washcloths, gently used<br />
blankets and backpacks.<br />
Transfiguration has a collection<br />
bin for items.<br />
Have something for Faith<br />
Briefs? Contact Editor Bill<br />
Jones at bill@opprairie.com<br />
or call (708) 326-9170 ext.<br />
20. Information is due by<br />
noon on Thursdays one week<br />
prior to publication.<br />
held at later date.<br />
Monica Vallos<br />
Monica E. Vallos (nee<br />
Hasselberger), 89, of Orland<br />
Park, died April 8.<br />
Wife of the late Williams;<br />
mother of Sam<br />
(Marlene) Vallos, Marsha<br />
(Raymond) Annicks, Susie<br />
(Bill) Trunk, Sherri (Cole)<br />
Richardson; grandmother<br />
of Christine Spelson,<br />
Kathy (Shannon) Johnson-<br />
Anderson, Bill Vallos, Jerome<br />
(Bridgett) Annicks,<br />
Monica Annicks, Nick<br />
Vallos, Natalie Richardson,<br />
Austin (Lauren) Richardson;<br />
great-grandmother<br />
of Sebastian, Addison,<br />
Jackson, Jet and Evan; and<br />
sister, aunt and friend of<br />
many.<br />
Have someone’s life you’d<br />
like to honor? Email Editor<br />
Bill Jones at bill@opprairie.<br />
com with information about a<br />
loved one who was a part of<br />
the Orland Park community.<br />
Resident Poet<br />
‘The<br />
Good<br />
News’<br />
Susanne Cabrini Marie<br />
Orland Park resident<br />
One Friday we condemned<br />
Lord Jesus<br />
to a horrid death.<br />
Yet He still loved us<br />
up until His very last<br />
breath!<br />
Long ago, a lamb<br />
was considered the<br />
perfect sacrifice,<br />
Atoning for the<br />
peoples’ sins, the<br />
poor creature paid<br />
the price.<br />
Christ, The Lamb of<br />
God, offered Himself<br />
for the people’s sins,<br />
Once and for all<br />
redeeming those who<br />
trust and believe in<br />
Him!<br />
In His Sacrament<br />
of The Eucharist,<br />
through the priest,<br />
He bids us to dine,<br />
And nourishes us<br />
with His Body and<br />
Blood, which looks<br />
like bread and wine!<br />
Holy Communion<br />
unites us to Jesus up<br />
in heaven above,<br />
And to The Father<br />
and The Holy<br />
Spirit—The Trinity<br />
of Love!<br />
Happy Easter.