Robert J. Skudrna, age 71, at rest March 15, 2021. Beloved husband of Sue Skudrna (nee: Kostelny) for 50 years. Loving father of Kristi Ann Alonzo (nee: Skudrna) and Jason R. Skudrna (Brooke Bocek). Bob was preceded in death by his parents George and Georgianna Skudrna, his sister Loretta Smutny, his brother George Skudrna, his nephew Alan Skudrna and his brother-in-law Robert Smutny.

Visitation Sunday March 21^st from 3:00 pm to 8:00 pm at Adolf Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Ltd. 7000 S. Madison Street, Willowbrook. Family and friends will gather on Monday March 22^nd for 11:00 am Funeral Service at Saints Peter and Paul Lutheran Church 250 Woodside Road, Riverside. The services will conclude at the church. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the American Cancer Society or Saints Peter and Paul Church would be appreciated. Information: 630-325-2300 or adolfservices.com

At rest March 13, 2021, 89 years of age.  Loving wife of the late John.  Dear mother of the late Zenon, Joseph (Mary Ann), Jean (Robert) Hovorka, Mary (Ken) Paihr, Stanley (Michelle) and Richard (Angel).   Babcia of 14,  great-babcia of 5. 
Mom loved gardening, cardinals, carnations and was a wonderful cook of Polish cuisine.  May she rest in peace – we will deeply miss her.

Born on February 14, 1934 in Massillon, Ohio to Nina Paulson and Adam LeRoy Hofacre. Marilyn excelled in music and became a proud member of the famous Massillon Tigers High School Marching Band. Attended University of Cincinnati Conservatory of Music where she met her beloved husband Chuck George on a blind date. Marilyn and Chuck were blessed with 3 children, Chipper, Shelley, and Bruce and raised their family in Clarendon Hills, Illinois.Music was Marilyn’s passion her entire life. Her early career began as an elementary music teacher where she recalled that all the students wanted to hear was “You Ain’t Nothin But a Hound Dog!”. She taught private piano and voice lessons and ultimately devoted herself to the Hinsdale United Methodist Church and its youth and adult choirs for 11 years. Marilyn took great pride in the many programs she helped plan and perform including the memorable HUMC Madrigal Dinners. She was a member of the Sigma Alpha Iota Musical Sorority, Hinsdale JC Chapter of PEO, and HUMC Lydia Circle. Marilyn and Chuck were avid world travelers amassing an impressive collection of photo albums of their trips. Marilyn was a beloved wife, mother, devoted grandmother, and loyal friend. She was known for her generous nature, warm hospitality and always whistling a happy tune. Marilyn is survived by her husband Chuck, children Chip & Sandy George, Shelley & Matt Jones, Bruce & Beth George, grandchildren Chris (Alexandra), Ben, Emily, Teddy (Sarah), Sam (Maria), Charlie (Lucy)Taggert (Elise), Brent and greatgrandchild Cameron.  In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to the Hinsdale Methodist Church Choir Music Program in honor of Marilyn George.

Gary D. Grasham, age 69, went home to be with his Lord and Saviour, March 10, 2021. Loving husband of Pamela Grasham (nee: Munday) for 47 years. Brother of Lowell E. (Jody) Grasham. Uncle of Heather Rousseau and Robert Grasham. Gary was preceded in death by his parents Lowell D. and Helen Burdette Grasham, his brother Norman L. Burdette and his mother and father-in-law Cosby C. and Lanie Munday. Gary owned his own business for over 25 years, The Suburban Pit Stop, Inc. in Berwyn, IL. Gary was an avid hunter and fisherman who also loved carpentry and woodworking. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Gideons International Bibles www.gideons.org would be appreciated Visitation Monday March 15^th from 3:00 pm until time of funeral service 7:00 pm at Adolf Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Ltd. 7000 S. Madison Street, Willowbrook. Interment Haven Hills Cemetery, Columbia, Kentucky. Information: 630-325-2300 or adolfservices.com

March 16, 1937 ~ March 8, 2021

Christopher Joseph Nash passed away peacefully on March 8, 2021 after a long battle with dementia.  He was born on March 16, 1937 in Bodyke, County Clare and grew up in Dublin, Ireland.   His parents were Patrick and Isabel and they had 9 children – Gerry, Paddy, Maureen (surviving), John, Austin, Kay, Isabel and Jim (Chris’s identical twin).

Chris and Jim immigrated to the United States in 1957 at the age of 19.   Chris met his beloved bride, Barbara at a Chicago Northside Irish dance.  They were married on Nov 28, 1964.  Chris was an avid golfer and could be found many days out on ‘the links’ with his twin and best friend, Jim.  

Chris is survived by his wife, Barbara, and his sons Christopher (Julie) and Paul.   His grandchildren are (the late) Ryan, Kelly, Megan and Sidney. 

Unfortunately, due to Covid the burial will be private with immediate family.  In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention fund, www.asfp.org

Christopher Scott Beimal, 38 years of age, at rest February 27, 2021.  Loving husband of Maria.  Dear father of Anthony.  Son of Geraldine Ferguson and Mark E. Beimal.  Half brother of Kelli Beimal.  Nephew of Carol Mohedano, Jackie Roth and the late Patty Pryer.  Many nieces, nephews and cousins.

All services conclude after the visitation

FRED W. MALON

1931-2021

Fred William Malon, a 52 year resident of Stickney, IL, formerly of Chicago, passed away on February 27, 2021.  Fred was almost 90 years old.  Beloved husband of the late Catherine “Kay” Malon for 66 years.  Loving father of Fred, Ron, Rita (Paul) Wolak and Linda (Larry) Vaden.  Proud Grandpa and Papa of Freddie, Brittany, (Mike), Marc, Alyssa, Brandon, Derek (Star) and Kaylie.  Dear brother of the late Norman (Beverly) Malon.  Loving uncle to Steve (Sherry) and the late Anne (James).  Dear brother in law to the late Joseph (Rosemary) and James (Jan) Enright.  Loving uncle to Cindy, Celeste, Bernadette, Michael and the late Larry Enright, their spouses and all of their children.  Very fun and dear in law to many Lullos.  Dear friend to the late Jack Kandyba and life-long friend to the Giovanazzi, Schabes and McGrath families.  Fred was born in 1931 to Julius and Mata Malon in the south side Englewood neighborhood of Chicago, where he attended Holmes Elementary School and Englewood HS and eventually met and married the love of his life, Kay Enright.  They married in April 1952.  Fred was drafted into the US Army and left for basic training right after their honeymoon.  He served as Cpl US Army assigned to the 10^th Mountain Division Mortar Unit in Austria during the Korean War from 1952-1954, and was a member of American Legion Post 0687, Stickney.  Fred was a devoted husband and father and a loving son and brother.  While his family was always number one, his next love was baseball.  Fred was an avid sports fan and life-long White Sox fan.  He was also a dedicated employee at Alden’s Mail Order Company for 37 years and continued working until he was 85 years old, when he retired from crossing guard duties for Riverside, Il.  It was there that he saved a woman who fell onto the railroad tracks when a train was coming.  He was a hero and will always be a hero to those who loved him most.  Fred will be missed by so many.  We will gather together to celebrate Fred’s life and share our memories after some of the Covid restrictions are lifted.  Please check AdolfServices.com for updates.

Memorial contributions can be made to Hines Hospital 500 S. Fifth Ave, Hines, Il 60141 or at https://www.hines.va.gov/giving/index.asp

St. Mary Cemetery, 8700 S. Hamlin Ave., Evergreen Park, Illinois

Loving mother of Glen (Cathy) Tyrrell, George Tyrrell and Joseph (Carla) Pignataro.  Grandmother of Ava and Isabella Pignataro.

All services conclude at 4:00 pm