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Schimpf, Frank "Scotty" 85 years, WWII Army Air Corps., loving husband of the late Dorothy (nee Damiani), loving father of Frank (Joanne), Connie (Frank) Lavin, Mary (James) Pizzi, Dutch (Tim) Hoff, John (Marla), the late Joanie and the late Julie Loots, cherished grandfather of 13, great-grandfather of seven, loving brother of Ann Milnichuk and Pat (Carol), caring uncle of many nieces and nephews. Active in Boy Scouts of America for 50 years. Retired from Chicago Plasterers Union. Member of the Knights of Columbus. Memorial service Saturday, September 16th, at 10 a.m., at St. John Bosco Church, 2250 N. McVicker, Chicago, IL. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Vitas Hospice, 580 Waters Edge, Lombard, IL, 60148. 630-495-8484. Cremation Society of Illinois, handling arrangements. 1-800-622-8358. 
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Mary Tornabene-Coleman
September 13, 2006
Sincere condolences on the death of your dad, our Uncle Scotty. I look forward to having time with you at the memorial mass. With love and hugs,
Chris Schmitt
September 11, 2006
To Scots' family, so sorry for the loss of your dad, I have so many memories of him as we all do, he was truly a father to us all. Always remember the dinners, the card games and that booming voice over it all.
Suanne Humbert
September 11, 2006
Our sincere condolences to the entire Schimpf family. Scotty was a wonderful man and will be missed. May loving memories comfort you. You are in our prayers.
With Love,
Bella Mrugacz, Suanne Humbert, Connie Lenihan and our families
Marilyn Hardesty
September 10, 2006
My heartfelt sympathy to all of the Schimpf family. "Father Frank" always treated me like one of his own kids all my life. My heart is heavy over the loss of such a wonderfully kind hearted man. He is dearly missed but reunited with the love of his life, Dorothy and daughters Joanie and Julie. Godspeed dearest friend...
Valerie Stayskal
September 10, 2006
My dearest and deepest sympathy to you all. Such memories come back to me now. Bobby just called to tell me he saw this this morning. Love to all
Val Kraus (Stayskal)
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