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Linda Zybak Obituary
Zybak, Linda N. (nee LoBue), at age 62 left us suddenly and silently at her home in Chicago Heights on December 26, 2006. Born September 24, 1944. She is survived by her loving husband Rich Zybak, her mother Adeline LoBue, (proceeded in death by father John LoBue). She leaves behind four loving children, Gina (Tim) Hernandez, Tom (Linda) Markanich, Jaclin Incardella all of Chicago Heights and Tony (Wilma) Markanich of Bourbonnais. Eight grandchildren, Jeremy, Jessica, Justin, Taylor, Anthony, Nicholas, Joe and Dina; three surviving brothers, Russell (Mary) LoBue, Dennis LoBue (Darwin) and Mark (Nancy) LoBue; several nieces and nephews. Linda loved her grandchildren so much. Her greatest pleasures were in watching her grandchildren participate in their many sporting activities. She loved traveling, fishing and bowling with her dear husband. She enjoyed spending time with her family and friends. So vibrant and full of life, she will be missed by everyone who knew her. As per her wishes, her remains have been donated to the Anatomical Gift Society. Memorial visitation Tuesday, January 2 from 4 to 9 p.m. at Kerr-Parzygnot Funeral Home, 540 Dixie Hwy. (at Joe Orr Rd.), Chicago Heights, IL 60411. (708) 754-0016. 
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Mikki Chalmers
January 3, 2007
I just want to send my love and sympathy. I loved Linda very much and have missed her through the years. I can hardly think of a single memory of when I was young, that didn't have her in it. She was a special person who will be missed by anyone who knew her.
Please know she will ALWAYS be in my heart.
Diana Chalmers
January 2, 2007
My deepest sympathy Rich, Ad, Gina, Tom, Tony, Jaclin and families. I am so sorry, I know your loss must be inconsolable. Linda and I shared 22 years of memories and special life moments that only best friends can share,and she will always hold a special place in my heart.
I am so grateful that she had so much love in her life. She certainly deserved the best life has to offer.
God bless you all in your loss.
Kristie Bilski
January 1, 2007
My dearest favorite Uncle Rich and Family, My thought and prayers are with you. Keep your head up.
Joyce Weidemiller
January 1, 2007
My Deepest Sympathy to the Family, especially to my Favorite Uncle Rich who lost his Solemate.
Aunt Linda is gone, but will never be forgotten! Always know that we are here for you Uncle Rich.
Love Your niece,
Joyce (Zybak) Weidemiller
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Jennifer Bilski
January 1, 2007
Please accept my deepest sympathy. My thoughts and prayers are with all. Such a sweet person and a wonderful aunt and a great companion for a special uncle of mine. She will be missed
Katie Bumpus (Deany)
December 31, 2006
My deepest sympathy for the loss of a very special person.
Sandra (Lasdo) Wolff
December 31, 2006
What do you say when you've lost a soul mate who has shared all your life's memories? She will be missed by all who new and loved her, she will always be in our minds and hearts, and her presnece will be felt around us.
Elsa Mayton
December 29, 2006
Rich, You are in my thoughts & prayers. Linda was the vey best of girl friends. Our lunches together, garage saling, movies, dinner with the husbands all started with me taking care of her cats Cleo & Baby whom she loved like children. Her sense of humor was infectious. My life was changed by this wonderful, loving, devoted, girlfriend. I love you forever Linda and save a place for me at God's table as we need to do lunch! Elsa
Elsa Mayton
December 29, 2006
Rich, You are in my thoughts & prayers. Linda was the vey best of girl friends. Our lunches together, garage saling, movies, dinner with the husbands all started with me taking care of her cats Cleo & Baby, whom she loved like children. Her sense of humor was infectious. My life was changed by this wonderful, loving, devoted, girlfriend. I love you forever Linda and save a place for me at God's table as we need to do lunch! Elsa
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