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Warren Becker Obituary
Becker, Warren P. "Butch" Retired Sgt. C.P.D., U.S. Army Veteran. Beloved husband of Shirley Ann (nee Floyd), loving father of Deborah C. (David, C.P.D.) Baltazar, and William M. (Michelle), loving grandpa of David, Claire, Carly, Billy Ray, Sarah and Danny, dear son of the late William Jr. and Sarah, fond brother of William Becker III of Mercer, WI. and the late Anderson (Charlotte JoAnn), dear uncle to Eric Ray Becker, best friend of Martin and Kathy Murray, lifelong friend of the Moose Family. Member F.O.P. Sgts. Association, Northern Illinois Sportsman Club and Hookers Bass Club. Visitation Thursday, 3 to 9 p.m. at Montclair-Lucania Funeral Home, 6901 W. Belmont Ave., Chicago. Service and interment private. A gift to your favorite charity appreciated. 773-622-9300. 
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Paul Locke
September 8, 2007
My deepest sympathies to the Becker Family. Rest in peace Butch. We'll miss you pal.
George Webber
September 7, 2007
Butch - You were one of a kind, a policeman that one goes through a door with. You will be missed. Area #6 Task Force was a special unit and you symbolized the best of that unit.
God speed my friend.
Roger & Cath McGill
September 6, 2007
Butch - you were the best at what you did, always a smile and friendly hello and a warm welcome.
You will be missed by all, and Marty's best friend.
To the Becker family so sorry for your loss. God Bless
Ray Hackett
September 6, 2007
Reading thr obits {Irish comics} one finds people who we have lost contact with over the years but I do remember the good times Butch had at the "NO NAME" 60's and 70's - - we regret his passing and may Butch "REST IN PEACE".
Lisa Grant
September 6, 2007
I will always remember your big smile Butch.. You will always be with us.. (many good memories of Costello days) Lisa Sieler
Stacey Scott
September 6, 2007
My condolences to the Becker Family. Butch was such a loving and caring indivdual. Butch would always help one in need. I admired Butch because he would tell it like it is! Butch would always be honest even if being honest is not what one wanted to hear. Butch was a hard worker and always talked fondly of his Family. May Butch rest in peace.
Stacey Scott ( Former Costello's Employee)
Dave Kirchner
September 6, 2007
Shirly,
My deepest condolences. As many of his past associates know, he was an outstanding Police Offficer. It was an honor to know him and work with him during the very first FBI-CPD Task Force. I still have treasured photos of the cookouts at your place with all of our children. I share my wishes with all of the other retired FBI agents who served with him.
Bob Schwind (Retired CPD)
September 6, 2007
Butch was one of a kind. Pushing you out of the way to go through the door first, led by example and always with joke to lighten the tension. Was great to have you around. Rest easy buddy.
Mike (Ret. CPD, 20th Dist. & Area 5) & Vicki Hilden
September 5, 2007
Our condolence to the Becker family on the loss of Butchie. He was a true policemans policeman.
Derek & Cheryl Moose
September 5, 2007
Dear Shirley,
Butch was family. My father, Marvin (Curly), loved him like a brother and to me he was a favorite uncle. I hold great memories of him being an important part my growing up.
Love, Derek
Robert E. Shanahan
September 5, 2007
Butch was an original, we seldom meet his kind and that is our misfortune. May he rest in peace.
Robert E. Shanahan
Chicago, Illinois
Tom Altman
September 5, 2007
You were a lot of fun to work with and will be missed by many. God Bless You Butch.
John and Missy Jeffers
September 5, 2007
We will miss you Uncle Butch.
Marty Murray III
September 5, 2007
Uncle Butchy, my God Father, taught me many lessons in life. Most of all he taught me to be honest... however brutally honest it is! You were the best uncle, friend and "copper" I've ever known... and my Dad's best friend.
Love always Marty Joe III
Ted O'Connor
September 5, 2007
If you were in a tight spot, Butch was the kind of guy you would want at your side. Tough and loyal.
Randy Hajek
September 5, 2007
sweet luck Butch
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