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Paul Wibbenmeyer Obituary

Wibbenmeyer, Paul 45, of Lisle, son of the late Cletus "Jim" and Lorena (Richardet) Wibbenmeyer of Perryville, Missouri, loving brother of Glenda (Bob) Begeske of Chicago, Karen, Marsha Lintner, Jim (Faye) of Perryville and Doug of Del Norte Colorado, dearest friend of Eric, Donna and Les Radaszewski of Naperville, proud uncle of Lisa (Erin) Carroll, Neil Wibbenmeyer, Jerry (Donna) Lintner, Jon (Holly) Lintner, fond great uncle of Lucas, Nathan and Corin Carroll and Rose, Jacob, Zane and Peyton Lintner. Mr. Wibbenmeyer earned his associate degree in nursing at Southeast Missouri State University and his BSN from DePaul. He was a registered nurse for over twenty years, first at the University of Chicago Hospitals and then in private home care. His expert knowledge came from his continuous learning; he was held in highest regard by his patients, their families, fellow nurses, doctors and pharmacists. Visitation Monday from 3 to 9 p.m., at Cooney Funeral Home, 3918 W. Irving Park Rd. and Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. Final Prayers at 11 a.m. to St. Edward Church for 11:30 a.m. Mass. Interment private. In lieu of flowers, donations to Morton Arboretum, Mercy Hospital or the charity of your choice. Info., 773-588-5850

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Published by Chicago Sun-Times from Jun. 20 to Jun. 21, 2004.

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JoAnna Hitchcock

June 22, 2004

I'm so sorry you're gone from us Paul. I remember you fondly here at the U of C. Look for my son Wardell whom you met as a little boy up there with you. Love JoAnna

Pat Schultz

June 22, 2004

My sincere sympathies to Paul's family and friends. I knew him when we were R.N.s at U of C. He was a very kind and caring man.

Gerald Arnst

June 21, 2004

My sympathy on your loss.

I used to see Paul about twice a month and always enjoyed our conversations when we met in the hall or outside.

Again, my deepest sympathy.

Jerry (From across the hall).

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