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Austin, James F. Air Force Veteran, beloved husband of Patricia (nee Bodzioch), loving father of Kathy Pasco, James, Terrence and Lawrence, dearest papa of Stevie Pasco Jr., fond brother of Br. Mark "Bob", O.S.B., brother-in-law of the late Marie (the late Eugene) Firtik, the late Joseph Bodzioch and the late Richard Bodzioch, devoted son of the late Flavius and Mary, son-in-law of the late Joseph and Stella Bodzioch, also survived by many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and close friends. Funeral Thursday, 10 a.m., from Ridge Funeral Home, 6620 W. Archer Ave. (corner of Natoma), to St. Daniel the Prophet Church. Mass 10:30 a.m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Member of Argo-Summit A.L. #735. Visitation Wednesday, 2 to 9 p.m. 773-586-7900.
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My grandmother was a nanny for a Jimmy Austin in Chicago in the 1920s. Her name was Annie Shannon
Peter Renardo
Friend
June 5, 2020
JIM HONEY: YOUR BIRTHDAY IS SOON. YOU'RE MISSED SO MUCH EVEN THOUGH IT'S BEEN OVER A YEAR SINCE YOU LEFT ME. SOMETIMES IT SEEMS LIKE YOU LEFT US YESTERDAY. I KNOW YOU SUFFERED SO MUCH FOR TOO MANY YEARS. I HAVE SO MANY WONDERFUL MEMORIES WHEN YOU WERE IN GOOD HEALTH THAT WILL KEEP YOU ALIVE FOREVER IN MY HEART AND MIND. OUR LOVE WAS AND STILL IS LIKE A CIRCLE; IT HAS NO END.
PAT AUSTIN
August 7, 2007
IN MEMORY OF YOU JIM DEAR
YOU'LL BE IN OUR HEARTS FOREVER. THE FIRST ANNIVERSARY SINCE YOUR DEATH IS HERE. MAY THE PERPETUAL HEART OF JESUS SHINE ON YOU. MAY YOU REST IN PEACE. AMEN.
PAT AUSTIN
July 10, 2007
Jim Honey: Happy Father's Day my sweetie. It's almost one long year since you left us. You are thought of and missed every day deeply by me and others. We had fifty years of wonderful memories, & to your last days you told people how many years we were married. Thanks for the extra OXOX's the Thursday before you left me. That was your way of saying good bye in advance. If only I knew then. You suffered in pain more than anyone should for so many years. We had & I still do so many wonderful memories of fun Air Force days, week ends away with cruises, trips, dinners, etc. Our love was like a circle; it had no end. You never forgot a special occasion, birthday, anniversary, Mothers Day. I remember how you hid baloons for me in the downstairs closet and had flowers, corsages, presents waiting for me when I woke up in the morning. How lucky I was. Nobody could realize how much in love we were, how compatible. Please keep protecting and watching over me. I'll always need you to guide me. You were a good husband and father.
May God Bless you, me and our family forever.
May you rest in peace. MTY LTT.
Pat Austin
June 11, 2007
Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
Paula Gregory
July 19, 2006
We know it's been a long painful journey but we know it still hurts. Love Bud and Rachel Bodzioch
Bud and Rachel Bodzioch
July 19, 2006
OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO THE ENTIRE
AUSTIN FAMILY. MAY GOD BE WITH YOU
THROUTH YOUR TIME OF SORROW AND OF
GREAT LOSS.
THE NEACE FAMILY (ROOT BROS)
Charlene Neace
July 18, 2006
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