Darlene Dronzek Obituary

Your are greatly missed dear friend.

I worked with Darlene at Ocwen. She was the only person I would do overtime for. She was a great person with a kind heart. We shared the same birthdate and she would always tell me I reminded her of her son. Darlene will be greatly missed.

I remember Darlene as a wonderful, warm and loving employee. I wish her family well and hope that they find solace in their shared memories of happy, healthier times.

Kathy Dupree, former Director of Benefits, Ocwen

Dear Ed and Children,

I was so very sorry to hear of Darlene's passing. We were friends from the American Legion Juniors in elementary school, went through Lourdes High School and Sunday morning bowling at Jay Bees bowling alley, and stood up to each others' weddings. I'll never forget how beautiful she looked for your high school dances and our proms-her aunt always whipped up the most gorgeous gowns. Darlene was a math whiz and I had to study hard to keep up with her in Honors Math classes! Unfortunately, we lost touch when you moved to Ishnala after your wedding. Please accept my deepest sympathy and know that I am thinking of you........

I met Darlene through my cousins Cathi
and Claudia. Once you met Darlene you
felt as if you had been friends forever! She was always so much fun to be with and so full of life! I see
that our birthdays were one day apart!
I think we had a lot more than that in
common! She will be missed by so many
but what a comfort it must be to know
she was so loved and touched so many people's lives in such a positive way.

My deepest sympathy to her family and many friends.

Marcia Fitzpatrick

Our deepest sympathy to you & your family Ed.
Your friends at Southside Electrical.

My deepest and most sincere sympathies. As with other friends of Darlene's, I worked with her at OCWEN. What a funny, generous and smart/wise woman. I am saddened that such a great woman is gone too soon. Like others say, Darlene could put a huge smile on your face but, even moreso, a lift in your spirit. To those who she has left behind, know that she made an impression on many people and that she was much loved and will be so sadly missed.

Our deepest Christian sympathy to Ed, Tracy & Dan. Our son Dirk played OYA baseball with Danny. I enjoyed being a baseball mom on the sidelines with Darlene who was always fun to be with. May the Lord comfort you & be with you at this very sad time.
Elaine & Rich Olson (Orland Park, IL)

My condolences to Darlene's family. I enjoyed my time working with her at Ocwen; she could always put a smile on your face.

My sincerest condolences to Darlene's family. Though I lost track of her after they closed our office, I always enjoyed our lunch time conversations at Ocwen. She was a lovely woman.

To Darlene's Family
I worked with her while she was at Ocwen and always looked forward to my trips from FLA to Chicago because she was there. SHe always made me laugh even in tuff times. I and all her friends will greatly miss her and hope she has found peace. My deepest sympathy to her whole family. Please know that I am sending my love and prayers even though I can not be there.

Tracy - our condolences to you and your family on your loss.
Al and Karen Haglund

Dear Ed, Tracy and Dan, Chuck and I want to extend our deepest and fondest regards to you and your family. I knew Darlene at least 30 years. I worked with her, bowled with her, played scrabble with her, traveled with her and loved her with all my heart. Our "group" had been her sisters that she never had. She was a doll and I will truly miss her. I am so glad she is at peace. I am sure she has bowled four 300 games already. God Bless. Love, Karen and Chuck.

Ed
John and I would like to extend our condolences. The Winchester gang now has 2 members in heaven. Know that you and your children are in my thoughts and prayers.
Theresa (Solava) Mularski

Our deepest sympathy to Ed, his family, Darlene's mother Jeannette
and her family. Your loss is our loss too.

Donna and Syl Sosnowski

Darlene was a wonderful person and has a wonderful family that surrounded her, she is in a heavenly place now watching over all

Dear Ed, It ,s with great sadness when Monica told me the news of Darlenes passing. I am so sorry for your loss. she was just such a great person and I'll always cherish the good times we all had together. please accept my sincere condolences. Tony gerzen

Darlene was my boss in Downers Grove, for a year. She was one of the nicest Ladys, I ever met. She was a great boss and fun to be with. She was a classy Lady. I can't believe she's gone. I am sure she's in Heaven.

Darlene was a terrific friend, and a wonderful mother and wife. I got to know Darlene through my sister Claudia when we started bowling on the same league. Through the years we became closer and have had so many great times together socializing with our circle of friends. We had so much fun traveling, bowling, playing bocce ball,and just being friends. I also will treasure these memories forever. Our entire family extends our deepest sympathy to you.

Darlene was a wonderful friend & I'll miss her dearly. She fought her battle with grace, dignity and humor. She was part of the "4 Musketeers" group. I pray for peace & comfort for her family.

Dear Ed and Famiily: We extend to you our deepest sympathy. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Darlene was a great friend. I had the opportunity to work with her and we bowled together in a league. She was a joy to be around and will be missed greatly.

Darlene was the best of friends. She was instrumental in training me when I entered the mortgage business. I will never forget her mentoring technique "read your notes". Our friendship developed over the years and included bowling, bocce ball, vacationing on cruises, London, our many trips to Vegas and just floating in the pool. I will treasure these memories forever.

Love,
Claudia