Wilczewski, Florian E. "Willy" WWII US Navy Veteran, passed away August 30, 2005. Survived by his loving wife, Mary, loving father of Elizabeth (Chuy) Ortiz and the late Timothy, loving stepfather of Lambrini (fiance Marc Sylvie) Karnavas, proud grandfather of three and great grandfather of three, loving brother of Theresa Bowder, Stephen (Lena) Wilke, Leonard (Jeannine) Wilke and Lillian Williams, also survived by many loving nieces, nephews and friends. Past post commander, life member and honorary life chaplain of the American Legion Post #974, Franklin Park, IL. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Elmhurst Extended Care Center, 200 E. Lake Street, Elmhurst, IL, 60126 or Elmhurst Memorial Hospice, 855 N. Church Ct., Elmhurst, IL, 60126. A memorial service will take place on Saturday, September 10, 2005 10 a.m. at St. Bede's Episcopal Church, 5N047 Kingery Highway (Rt. 83), Bensenville, IL, 60106. For info call Geils Funeral Home 630-766-3232.To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
Mary Wilczewski
October 7, 2005
Happy Birthday to my Flory,my honey,my Polish prince. You are forever in my heart. Thank you for all of our beautiful memories together. Thank you for loving me so. I miss you my love. I will always love you forever and ever. Love your Marouszka, your Paczeki, your Mary.
Irene Vivier
October 6, 2005
When the Lord calls our loved ones home, he leaves a gift of memories in exchange. He has left us with nothing but great memories. You will never be forgotten and you will be greatly missed.
We love You!!!!
Twit #2
Love,
Irene & Louis
Aspasia Sotir-Plutis
October 5, 2005
I miss my sweet brother-in-law very much. He was a wonderful husband to my sister Mary. I thank him and love him dearly for that. I am so glad she got to experience what real love was all about. He truly loved her. Flori always had lots of love and smiles for us (The Twits). He will never be forgotten.
Twit #1
Will Neu
September 9, 2005
I've known "Willy" since he hired me in 1979 at Pollak and Skan. We've been quite close since then. I have too many fine memories of Willy to relate herein, but as "Will", I was known as "the OTHER WILLY".
After our careers changed and we parted ways, we would meet for lunch on a periodic basis and talk about the "good 'ol times". When we parted, Willy would always tell me to "Keep Smiling", and I remember that vividly.
It was my extreme pleasure to see the smile on his face when I would come to visit him in the nursing home carrying a chocolate malt. I could tell that he recognized me, and to see him enjoy that malt was rewarding.
Willy, I'll miss you--I already do. Keep smiling,my friend!! You are definately in a better place right now...away from the pain and suffering you've experienced over the last several months.
Mary & family, let the memories of the good times live in your hearts forever. I'm sorry for your loss.
Susan Staples
September 8, 2005
Florian-
It was my extreme pleasure to meet and get to know you and your beloved Mary here. I know you are so proud of your family, and with good reason. Your passing is such a loss to us all. It will be my extreme privilege to meet you in heaven for I have no doubt you are there now.
Elizabeth Ortiz
September 8, 2005
Dear Dad,
We told each other many times how much we love each other, you showed me all my life how much you love me. I hope I showed you, too. I miss you, Dad.
Love, Elizabeth
Lambrini Karnavas
September 8, 2005
Floraki,
I will miss you dearly! Your kind and loving ways will never be forgotten. You will always be in my heart. I love you!!!
Brinaki
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