Dorothy Chylewski Obituary

Dear Cindy:



I was so sorry to hear about your great loss. You are no stranger to loss but I'm sure it doesn't get any easier. Our memory is one of the greatest gifts God gives us so that although one that we love is no longer physically with us, we can always remember them when we close our eyes and take a stroll down memory lane. Cindy, Jerry and I have many fond memories of you and Jeff and bowling on Sunday nights and your visit to Arizona. Remember your Mom and look forward to the reunion in Heaven. For Jesus said that He has gone to prepare a place for us. If it were not so, He would not have said it. Blessing to you and your family.

Dear Dude, Cindy, Jeff & Nick,

What can I say but I am so very sorry for your loss. Your mom meant alot to me. I have many good memories of her...I loved our phone conversations about "All My Children" I will never forget her. She was a caring woman who loved her family dearly and loved life. She certainly was a fighter. Your mother had a wonderful family with her and could not have asked for a better daughter. Cindy, you are like a sister to me. I will always be there for you. I love all of you very much. I know your mom is at peace now and will be missed very much. All Our Love & Prayers, Debbie & Family

Dear Grandma,

Although I am only a little girl I will always know that I had a loving, wonderful grandma who was very strong and loved life. I also know that every time I look in the mirror that I will see your loving beautiful blue eyes that i was blessed with. Grandma, I love you, and will miss you.

Love Always your

Grandaughter,



Brittany

Dear Family:



With Christmas right around the corner, I think back to the all those parties at the tavern, and how Christmas was never the same if not celebrated there. The policy of the "door is always open, to anyone to come and celebrate", just showed how loving and caring Auntie Dorothy was. All the friends and acquaintances she had, just shows what a wonderful person she was. A strong, and determined person, a true fighter when it came to cancer. I envy her strong will and remember how she enjoyed her life. A loving aunt, a true friend, but most of all someone who always cared. I will never forget falling down the stairs (chipping my tooth), or being dangled down the laundry shoot with Jake down below. I will always remember those special times spent together and how great it was to have her in my life. Together we will take the time to mourn and just remember that we are here for you and offer our strength and support.



All our Love,



Jacqueline, Don & Donnie..........

Dear Ed please accept our deepest

sympathy on Dottie's passing...we

moved to Nevada Oct.8 & even tho we

are no longer in Chgo area,we wanted

to be certain to extend our condolences to you and family,George

and Arlene Milas from old St.Mary's

Church/Seeley Av.