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John Molk Obituary
Molk, John "Steve" Vietnam Army Veteran, beloved husband of Mary Ann (nee Spillane), loving stepfather of Gina (Bill) Versasksas, John Madison and Ray (Ginny) Madison, cherished grandfather of Jenny, Becky, Billy, David and Lucy, devoted brother of Herb (Marie), Ken (Elaine), the late Pete, Ray, Ronald, Robert, May Rose Klickowski and Dolores Mickulos, cherished uncle of many nieces and nephews. Visitation Tuesday, 3:00 to 9:00 p.m. Funeral Wednesday, 9:15 a.m., from Lawn Funeral Home, 7909 State Road (5500 W), Burbank, IL 60459, to St. Gerald Church. Mass 10:00 a.m. Interment Family Lot. Retired Power Supervisor of Illinois Bell. Funeral Info: 708-636-2320. 
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Memories and Condolences
for John Molk
John Madison
October 25, 2024
The Next Johm Steve named after you. You will never be forgotten.
Tom Czarnik
December 6, 2007
Deepest condolences to the family of Steve. I worked with Steve and worked for
him had many good times together.
Me,Steve and Rich Tebbens spent time at Steve's cabin in Crystal
Lake Michigan.He will certainly be missed.
Joe Collins
October 30, 2007
To John Madison and his family members:
My thoughts and condolences are with you at this difficult time. Please remember the great times you spent together.
Your friend, Joe
Marianne Molk
October 29, 2007
Rest in peace, Steve; you have earned everlasting peace without suffering. You are loved in this life and that love goes with you into eternal life. Bless Mary for all her dedicated and loving care of you.
Papa
October 29, 2007
Papa
October 29, 2007
65th Birthday
October 29, 2007
Brothers
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Loved the Pool
October 29, 2007
Always ready to play
October 29, 2007
Papa
October 29, 2007
Good times
October 29, 2007
Steve and Mary
October 29, 2007
Steve's 65 Birthday
October 29, 2007
Laura & Don DeMik
October 29, 2007
Molk, was a true friend,someone who will always be remembered. He loved life and to laugh at many things. Words fail to express how much he will be missed. We will always think of him when watching a sunset. Laura & Don DeMik
Paulette Stubblefield
October 29, 2007
Steve Molk was a great person.
A wonderful husband and dad. A good son. A sweet brother; baby brother to my mom, godfather to my brother Joe, brother-in-law to many and friend to many, many more.
But most of all, to me, he was Uncle Stevie, who I will never forget. His smile and the twinkle in his eyes will forever be in my good memories.
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