William E. Tracey
Died: Wed., Feb. 29, 2012
Visitation
2:00 PM to 9:00 PM, Sun., Mar. 04, 2012
Location: Thomas McInerney's Sons Funeral Home
Mass of Christian Burial
10:00 AM Mon., Mar. 05, 2012
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William E. " Bruno" Tracey Ret. CPD. Loving father of Kimberly Ann Carrillo. Dearest Papa of the Gina" Gina on the block" Carrillo. Devoted son of the late Daniel and Eileen Tracey. Dear brother of Gail( Bernard Ret CPD) Clark, Margaret( Jim) Quintavalle, Daniel Jr. ( Shirley) Tracey, Susan( Ron) Honkisz, and the late Carole( Bob)Szarzynski. Fund uncle of many nieces and nephews and a special uncle to Amy Beckley. A cherished lifelong friend to Mickey Graney Ret CPD. Funeral Monday 9:15 AM from Thomas McInerney's Sons funeral home, 4635 S. Wallace St., Chicago, IL to St. Gabriel Church for mass of Christian burial at 10 AM. Visitation Sunday 2 PM to 9 PM interment St. Mary's Cemetery. For further information please phone 773-268-0703.
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Jim and Margaret Quintavalle
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Posted Fri March 02, 2012
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Kim know that we are there for you. You lost a dad. I lost a brother,but his heart and laughter will always be with us. I was so proud to have him as a brother and blessed.
Love,
Aunt Margaret
I will miss your dad. He always made me feel a part of the family and for that I am truly grateful. If you need us, Aunt Margaret and I will be there for you.
Love,
Uncle Jim
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Jim and Margaret Quintavalle
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Posted Sat March 03, 2012
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It is with great sorrow we create this message. We will miss Bill.
If you need us Kim, Aunt Margaret and Uncle Jim will be there for you.
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Rich Dixon
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Posted Sun March 04, 2012
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I am sorry to hear of Bill's passing that big smile and great sense of humor will be missed.
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Pat Everitt
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Posted Mon March 05, 2012
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I''''''''ll miss seeing you, Bill, when I come into to JC''''''''s for karaoke. You were like the official greater, always sitting at the corner of the bar, ready with a hug and a beer. When I didn''''''''t know anyone else, you were there. You bought me my first beer, introduced me to all the retired coppers, reminisced with me about Area 4, made me feel I was one of you again. I''''''''m sorry I didn''''''''t have a chance to know you longer. Enjoy your new life.
Pat Everitt
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