Dewitz, Louis W. 51, passed away on July 21, 2008, born in Chicago on July 30, 1956. Louis was preceded in death by his father Louis in 1960 and his mother Marylin in 1970. Originally Louis lived in Wheeling, IL, attending Aptakisic Tripp School until the death of his mother. Following the death of his mother, Louis lived with his grandmother Lorraine McKeone in Niles, IL, while living with his grandmother, Louis attended Maine East High School in Park Ridge, where he was an outstanding athlete starring on the football team. Louis graduated in 1974 after which Louis enlisted in the Army during the Vietnam War. After being honorably discharged, Louis went to Denver with his cousin, Mark Steinhoff and brother, Randy to work in the tile business. Eventually he was hired by the U.S. Post Office where he worked until he retired early because of a service connected disability. Louis loved to camp and fish with his brother, Randy and nephew, Luke. Louis is survived by brothers, Randy Dewitz of Lafayette, CO, Chris Dewitz of Palos Hills, IL, sister, Susan Jenks of Baraboo, WI, and many other relatives all of whom will greatly miss him. Visitation will be held Friday, from 3 to 9 p.m., at The Montclair-Lucania Funeral Home, 6901 W. Belmont Ave., Chicago, where funeral services will be held 10 a.m., Saturday. Interment with Military Honors at Irving Park Cemetery. For funeral information: 773-622-9300

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CHRIS DEWITZ
November 26, 2008
Sue,I read your entry.That was nice,what a surprise.I was in Baraboo Sunday for a funeral. I think about Louie too. Chris
Sue Jenks
November 25, 2008
Missing you this special time of the year. No phone calls to look forward to. Hope you are celebrating in Heaven with Mom and Dad. Love you always and forever.
Chris Dewitz
August 4, 2008
Thanks to all who attended Louies funeral and those who thought of him. Chris Dewitz
Susan Jenks
August 3, 2008
Thank you to all our family and friends who attended Louie's visitation and funeral. He would have been so pleased that all of you thought so much of him and took time from your busy lives to share your condolences and memories of Louie with us. He will be deeply missed but we are so glad that his suffering is over and he is back with Mom, Dad and all of our loving family in Heaven.
Sue Dewitz Jenks
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Sharon Malovrh
July 27, 2008
I am so sorry - he is too young. I am Don and Mary Jane Hebert's daughter. It's been a long time since I've seen any of you people but think of you often. I know some of the family is planning to attend the funeral but I will not be able to because I am leaving this Thursday to fly to Columbia, SC to see my son. He and his wife just moved there this week. They both will be professors at the University in Columbia.
Please take care.
Sherry
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