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Dorothy Dill Obituary
Dorothy B. Dill nee Buckberg, Age 97. Late of Chicago Heights. Beloved wife of the late Harry E. Dill. Dear mother of Richard (Kim) Dill, Charles (the late Cynthia) Dill, Barbara Baker and the late Robert W. Dill. Cherished grandmother of Christine (Patrick) Philipps, Matthew Dill, Rebecca Dill and Jessica Baker. Cherished great-grandmother of Lily, Patrick and Kevin Dill and Jessica Baker Resting at the Tews-Ryan Funeral Home, 18230 Dixie Hwy. Homewood, Sunday April 23, 2023 from 2 to 8 p.m. Funeral Services Monday 10:30am at the Funeral Home. Private full obituary go to tews-ryanfh.com or call 708-798-5300.
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Tom Bray
April 25, 2023
Our condolences to the Dill Family. Dorothy was an active participant in improving the community of Chicago Heights. Her contributions to Bloom High Schools many many committees are to be admired. She never sat back and waited for someone else to get changes started, she always moved forward. Our sympathy Barb.
Tom and Jan Bray
Carol Stauersboll
April 24, 2023
Becca and family,
I am so sorry for your loss. My deepest sympathy to you all.
Carol Stauersboll
Vicki Crotty
April 24, 2023
Growing up in St. Mark UCC Mrs. Dill, (Dorothy as she insisted I call her once I was an adult) was a mainstay. I have many fond memories of her and husband Harry from my younger years and many proud memories as an adult of how well Dorothy represented our church in the wider church world. St. Mark, the UCC world and myself are better because of Dorothy. She will be missed.
Bob Kennealy
April 23, 2023
As a former member of the Board of Directors of the South Suburban Council I worked with Dorothy for many years. She was very dedicated to the Council, and provided many ideas for fund raising, treatment programs and employee benefits. She served longer than any other board member, and resigned only after her eyesight made it difficult for her to read. She will be missed.
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