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Bernard Seglin Obituary
Seglin, Bernard (Bud) born in Cicero, IL, was raised in Chicago where he met and married Beverly Ann Clark. Within a few years, they moved to Evanston where they raised a family. Bud, who lost his dear Beverly in January after 55 years of marriage, died peacefully on Thursday, October 14. A devoted husband; loving father, uncle and brother; doting grandpa; affable golf buddy and true friend, he will be dearly missed and remembered by all those whose lives he touched, especially his children, Vicki (Lou Weiss) Seglin, Patti Jo (Hank) Yuswak and David (Tracy) Seglin; granddaughter, Isabella and brother, Mason Seglin and Robert Beran. A veteran of the Army Air Force, Tech Sergeant Seglin served his country proudly in World War II and the Korean War earning numerous commendations. Services will take place on Sunday, October 24th, at 3 p.m., at the Jewish Reconstructionist Congregation, 303 Dodge Avenue in Evanston. An open house will take place at the Seglin residence from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to ENH Hospice.To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Grandpa and Grandma
October 25, 2004
Debora Warak Gast
October 24, 2004
Dear Seglin Family,
Please accept our deepest sympathies on the loss of Bud. He was a lovely man and a wonderful lunch companion for my Dad. We know how difficult it is to lose a second loved one so soon after you have lost the first. Our experience has told us to remember the good times. Memories are wonderful and laughter is a comfort.
Debbie, Jim, Nick and Katie Gast
Clelia Giles
October 22, 2004
To the whole family:
I have very warm memories of Mr. Seglin. About 30 yrs. ago, when on occasion I went to visit (and even spend a few days) at their house with my college roommate and friend, their daughter Patti Jo. I was a foreign student, didn't know or understand a lot of stuff, but I did understand Mr. & Mrs. Seglin's warm welcome and affection, expressed in many wonderful ways. That's what life is about, and that's how they lived: simply, lovingly, "helpfully" A ready smile, a fatherly hug, a ride to the store...a sense of safety that there was a nice couple there in the background to help me if I needed it. You had wonderful parents, and my prayer is that God will comfort you with many happy memories as well as the assurance that His love is there for you always, even through the "valley of the shadow of death".
Much love from Clelia
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