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Lisa Silver (Bauer)
July 7, 2010
I have so many fond memories of Uncle Virgil growing up as a child. His infectious smile and humor was enough for any kid(or adult) to love. I will miss you Uncle Virgil, but I know I know my Grandma (Dot) is so happy to have you with her. All my love to you and Aunt Carm.
Lisa Bauer
July 6, 2010
Virgil was our land lord when we lived at 2809 S Normal, and we will never forget all the kindness he and Carm bestowed upon us, they were wonderful.
Charlie and Theresa Massaro
Vern & Joan Williams
July 5, 2010
Virg was a great neighbor(on 52nd St.)and I worked for him in the021 Dist.he was also one of my Sgt.'s in the old Police Academy,he was a great guy and a fair and fantastic boss who anyone could work for.God Bless him and your family.
July 4, 2010
Virgil and I worked at the old Maxwell Street station as well as in Area 4. He was a genuine friend and a good policeman. Our sympathy to his family.
Jim and Karen Brown
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