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16 | April 25, 2019 | the orland Park Prairie faith
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FAITH BRIEFS
St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church
(9300 W. 167th St., Orland Hills)
WAR Chest Boutique
and Human Trafficking
Presentation
7 p.m. Thursday, May
2, McBrady Center, 9305
W. 167th St. Attendees
can shop with a purpose to
help Women At Risk. Following
a presentation on
human trafficking, attendees
will be able to shop a
boutique. Light appetizers,
a chocolate bar, desserts,
beverages and wine. Ticket
is $5 per person and can
be applied as a credit for
merchandise available at
event only. To RSVP, call
(708) 403-0101 ext. 107 or
email raila@steseton.com.
FUNERAL SERVICES DIRECTORY
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Veterans Information Sat.
11:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Saturday, April 27. Free to
all veterans and families.
There will be 14 different
veterans support groups.
The Will County Veterans
Assistance Commission
will be on hand to assist
veterans and families
by answering questions
about obtaining veterans
benefits. John Marshall
Law School is to answer
veterans’ legal questions.
Lunch is served to all from
noon-1 p.m., followed by
the opening ceremony at
1 p.m. This year, Veterans
Voices will have two
speakers: Jillian Inserra,
caregiver support coordinator
at Hines VA, and
Allen Lynch, Medal of
Honor recipient and author
of “Zero To Hero.” Lynch
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will offer and sign his book
following his presentation.
Caregiving Workshop
7-8:30 p.m. Monday,
April 29. Workshop on caring
for seniors and those
with chronic illnesses.
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In Memoriam
Eugene Bosco
Eugene L.
“Bud” Bosco,
86, a United States Army
veteran from Orland Park,
Died April 13.
Husband for 60 years
to Nancy; father of David
(Desiree) Bosco, Lynda
Nelson and Michael
(Brenda) Bosco; papa
of Alec, Eric, Zachary,
Elizabeth, Sydney and
Mikey; brother of Robert
(Ellen) Bosco, Donna
Mae (late Jack) Lawlor,
Tony Bosco and the late
Anthony Bosco; uncle
of many nieces and nephews.
Retired from ComEd
with 37 years of service.
Longtime member of
ComEd American Legion
Post 118 and Oak Lawn
Elks Lodge 2254.
Visitation and a funeral
service were held at Colonial
Chapel. Interment
Fairmount - Willow Hills
Memorial Park.
In lieu of flowers, memorials
to a charity of
your choice would be appreciated.
Richard Joslyn
Richard R. Joslyn, 79,
formerly of Orland Park,
died April 11.
Husband of Eva and
the late Catherine; father
of Janet (Brian) Mitchell,
Steve (Dawn) and Jean
(late Gerry) Burns; stepfather
of Andrew (Justine)
Moe, Tracy (Thom)
Moore and Michael (Carrie)
Moe; grandfather of
Brittany, Morgan, Gerry,
Brian, Ryan, Michael,
Makenzie, Kate, Madeline,
Abby, Nolan and
Madison; brother of Joan
Lind; brother-in-law of
Ellen Flanagan; with
many nieces and nephews.
Mass of Christian
Burial was held at St.
Michael Church. Memorial
visitation was held at
Vandenberg Funeral
Home. Cremation rite in
private.
Lester Stark
Lester F. “Les” Stark,
84, of Orland Park, died
April 14.
He was born February
28, 1935.
Husband for 64 years
to Arlene Stark; father to
his four daughters, Janet
(Don) Meuzelaar, Katherine
(Lee) Reinbolt, Linda
(Tony) Amaro and Cindy
(Mike) Fisher; Papa of
11; and the dearest greatgrandpa
of 17.
Les worked in construction
for many years.
He worked on building
homes, but his greatest
love was designing furniture
for his own family.
He had a great passion
for building toy boxes for
his great-grandchildren.
He also loved scaring the
grandchildren on Halloween
at the parties thrown
by “Papa and Grandma.”
Les crafted many items
for Christ Lutheran
Church through the years,
including specialty tables
still used today at the altar.
Les was so loved and
will be greatly missed.
Mere words cannot explain
the love his family
had for him.
Visitation and a funeral
service were held at
Christ Lutheran Church.
Interment Christ Lutheran
Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, contributions
to Christ Lutheran
Church, christlutheranorland.com,
are
appreciated.
Have someone’s life you’d
like to honor? Email Editor
Bill Jones at bill@opprairie.
com with information about
a loved one who was a part
of the Orland Park community.