Edmund Chylewski Obituary

DEAR CINDY AND FAMILY

SORRY ABOUT YOUR DAD'S PASSING. YOUR DAD AND MOM WHERE THE 1ST CHEER BAR AND A GREAT PLACE TO MEET FRIENDS,A DRINK AND GOING TO THE WHITE SOX GAMES. REMEMBERING HIS ACCORDIAN PLAYING,TOO. HE'S OUR BARTENDER IN HEAVEN. AND YOUR MOM AND HIM WHERE THE BEST BAR IN CHICAGO. AND THOSE CHRISTMAS PARTIES WHERE THE BEST. TOM KOLNIK(MY FRIEND) AND I(LENNY) HAD GREAT TIMES ALWAYS.

Dear Cindy and Family...(all da gang)

I am sorry I could not make the wake. I am really sorry but my ma is not doing too well. I loved your father and your mother. I know we have not been close since you moved out of the neighborhood but I will always laugh and talk about your dad to everyone I meet. I loved him and her. I will call in a few. I wonder is he playing Pizza Pie in Heaven right now ? Good O'Thumbs....

Love ya Mia and Family""

CINDY & JEFF

MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY ON THE PASSING OF DUDE (THE PASSING OF BOTH YOUR FOLKS)I WANTED TO BE THERE TO SAY GOODBYE; BUT COULDNT GET OFF WORK.

YOUR DAD WAS MORE THAN MY BARTENDER, HE WAS A DEAR FRIEND. I CAN STILL HEAR HIS HEARTY LAUGH;AND WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER THE GOOD TIMES TOGETHER AT DOT N DUDES. GOD BLESS YOU DUDE LOVE WILLIE

Cindy and Jeff:



Jack and I would like you to know how very sorry we are about your father's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with your entire family.



The McCarthys

You may have known my uncle if you passed thru his tavern and he poured you a drink. Or perhaps you heard his rendition of "Pizza Pie". And if you didn't, you missed an opportunity to know someone truly special. He was a wonderdul man, who opened his heart to many, and made you smile. I remember him wearing his grass skirt and even Aunt Dorothy's wig. And even if you thought he didn't always hear you, he understood.



My uncle is taking his last cruise....a cruise to heaven.



This is the last call.



Dude??.... Dude??... EDWARD!! (Can you hear her? Aunt Dorothy is waiting.)



I bet she already has planned a special birthday for you.



"Roll out the barrels,......."



All our love; Jacqueline, Don & Donnie III

My wife, Nancy and I are saddened by the death of Ed. We thought of him often, as we used to frequent his place on California Ave. I even proposed to my wife there. Ed was a funny guy and we had a great softball team in those days. May God rest his soul and the also Dottie's.