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Well this here is a paywall frustrating enough to compel one to purchase a copy of the magazine.

https://nymag.visitlink.me/hxC-4U

How much do we love Saint Michael’s church in Old Town? Quite a lot!

This kneeler is from before the Chicago fire and that’s Cardinal Bernardin’s robe on display.

Also, it’s the only Catholic Church in America with a representation of Satan on the altar.

Tim Kowalski taught thousands of mortuary students to embalm, including Russ and Brooke. We will never forget Mr. K.

Poor Nicki-she didn’t ask for any of this.
I screamed several times.

Obsession | Official Trailer You wished for this. Official trailer for OBSESSION, only in theate...

The gravesite of architect Bruce Goff. Graceland Cemetery, Chicago.

Anthony Salimbene, 43, of Norridge. Journeyman electrician and adored uncle. Through organ donation, Anthony impacted the lives of about 100 people.

https://www.inclusivefuneralcare.com/obituaries/anthony-salimbene/ #!/Obituary

Louie Moore-Webb, age 12, distinguished French gentleman, of River North, passed away peacefully and gently, surrounded by love of his human parents. He was a Very Good Boy.

https://www.inclusivefuneralcare.com/obituaries/louie-moore-webb/ #!/Obituary

Last month seven people (in varying stages of the process) gathered in our office for "Held". They spoke of grief, how it changes a person, and how the grief itself changes. Everyone agreed that it was a helpful experience, so we've scheduled Round Two.

Held: A Workshop on Grief.
Sunday June 28
11am - 12:30pm

Inclusive Funeral Care
4880 N. Clark
Chicago 60640

$30. Proceeds go to the facilitator.

RSVP here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/held-a-grief-workshop-tickets-1990985733926?aff=oddtdtcreator

Spotted in the Admitting office at Evanston hospital. Steve passed away in January. He was very much loved by his coworkers

A few weeks ago, we posted about a bereaved cat named Spot. Her human companion passed away, and the family was unable to take her on.

We are so happy to report that we have successfully brokered a new home for this shy older lady. Spot was terrified and often in hiding when hospice came to visit, so we are thrilled to hear of her turnaround.

Yay for Amie and Pat, and super-yay for Spot! l