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SERVICES

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     Alfred F. Mostardo, 89, of Rolling Meadows, passed away peacefully, April 15, 2025, surrounded by his family. He was born December 7, 1935, in South Haven, Michigan, to the late Natalina (nee Grossi) and Alforisio Mostardo.
     Alfred was the husband of the late Marion J. (nee Fiorelli) Mostardo; father of Michael, James (Angela), and Jeffery Mostardo; grandfather of Gina and Joseph; great-grandfather of Adrian and Andrew; and brother of Anthony V. Mostardo.
     Visitation Wednesday, April 23, 2025, 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm at the Meadows Funeral Home, 3615 Kirchoff Rd., Rolling Meadows, where the funeral service also will be held on Thursday, April 24, 2025 with a visitation from 10:00 am until time of prayers 11:00 am.
     Interment All Saints Cemetery.
     Information, 847-253-0224 or Meadowsfh.com.

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Kathleen Ann Morley Hanson

     "Give her a reward of her labors, and let her works praise her at the city gates." (Proverbs 31; Vs 31)

     Kathleen Ann Morley Hanson was born in Community Hospital in Montclair, New Jersey on September 16, 1940, and passed away from advanced stage dementia peacefully on Monday, April 7, 2025.

     Kathleen was pre-deceased by her parents; James Morley and Catherine Lyons Morley (of County Mayo, Ireland) and her loving daughter Christine Hanson Sokol. She attended Our Lady of Lourdes Elementary School, West Orange, NJ and graduated with honors from Our Lady of the Valley High School, Orange, NJ. Her education continued at the College (now University) of Saint Elizabeth, Morristown, NJ where she received a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. After teaching for several years, she completed her Masters of Arts in Teaching in Illinois.

     Kathleen is survived by her children James (MaryGrace) Hanson, Robert (Ann) Hanson and her siblings Sister Mary Morley, SC, Margaret (Bartholomew) Feeney and Patricia (John) Christiano.

     She is also survived by her grandchildren Tyler (Lindsey) Hanson, Jack (Gabrielle) Hanson, Emma (William) Goss, Sara Sokol, Emily, Daniel, and Joseph Hanson and her great-granddaughter McKenna Grace, as well as many nieces and nephews.

     Kathleen was raised in a family strengthened by an active faith and filled with the rich love of her parents. She was a faith filled woman and devoted to her church. Family was of utmost importance to her, and all were welcome in her home.

     Kathleen was a lifelong learner and her interests beyond reading and teaching were love of cooking, opera, and art museums. She never met a written term that didn't hold interest whether a book in the library, commentary in a museum or a recipe in a magazine. Kathleen was a warm and caring woman; witty and outgoing, but also had a shy and sensitive side. These qualities made her a great mother, grandmother, sister, and friend.

      Kathleen was a master teacher and taught at the Academy of Saint Aloysius, Jersey City and Sacred Heart High School and Saint Viator High School, Arlington Heights, IL.

     Her love of literature and learning was passed on to many generations. Kathleen will be sorely missed by her family, but we thank God for her presence in our life.

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Marilynn Ann Arnoux

     Marilynn Ann Arnoux from Arlington Heights, IL, passed away peacefully at the age of 93 at her home in Lake Barrington on March 19, 2025. A devoted wife, mother, and grandparent, Marilynn was known for her kindness, generosity, and positivity. Her greatest legacy is her empathy and love for the underdog.

     Marilynn was born in Evanston, IL to Lillian and Clifford Sundquist in 1932, and graduated from Evanston High School. She met her husband, best friend, and partner of 68 years, Bruce Arnoux, while he was attending Sullivan High School. Bruce proposed to Marilynn as soon as he returned from his service in the Korean War. Marilynn and Bruce married at a candlelight ceremony in Evanston in 1954.

     Marilynn's life was full and focused on her family. She often recalled the years she spent raising four children in Arlington Heights, IL as the best years of her life. Marilynn and Bruce started a family at the time when a wife made breakfast each morning, ironed her husband's clothes while holding an infant, and prepared dinner before he got home. While she thrived doing the hard work of motherhood, as society changed, so did she.

     Marilynn eventually became an essential employee of Northwest Community Hospital in Arlington Heights, IL, for over 20 years. After retiring as a secretary in nursing recruitment, Marilynn spent years volunteering at the hospital, delivering flowers to patients to brighten their day. She was a member of Saint Peter Lutheran Church where her children attended school.

     Marilynn was adored by her seven grandchildren, two young great-grandchildren, and nephews. She was always up for a fun time with her grandchildren, and she taught them to be kind, forgiving, and to be their best.

     Marilynn was known as the ultimate hostess. She loved family gatherings to bring people together, and she was happiest when others were happy and well fed. That included the birds in her backyard, as anyone visiting her home was frequently asked to refill the bird feeder. Marilynn loved animals, especially the beloved golden retrievers she had over the years. She was a friend to strangers and was the type of person who would make conversation with fellow shoppers at the grocery store and ask them how their day was going. She often would check in on close friends and encourage others who would experience disappointments in life.

     Marilynn and Bruce had a glorious closing act. Marilynn supported Bruce in owning his own business until his final days. Their marriage could not be broken no matter what life threw at them, and neither could their pride in each of their children and grandchildren, their lavish garden, or their love of the birds they would nourish.

     Marilynn leaves behind her loving family, including four children: Kimberly (Thomas) Aronhalt; Mark (Barbara) Arnoux; Matthew (Bobbi Panter) Arnoux; and Michelle Arnoux. She is dearly missed by her seven grandchildren, Philip Aronhalt; Bethany (David) Williams; Paul Aronhalt; Erin Arnoux; Christian (Tess) Arnoux; Clifford Arnoux; and Ty Arnoux; two great-grandchildren, Vivian Williams and Remco Bodin Arnoux; and devoted la famille elargie, Karen Markese. Marilynn was preceded in death by her devoted husband, Bruce Arnoux, her sister Carol Meuse, and her parents Lillian and Clifford Sundquist.

     The family invites friends to a celebration of Marilynn’s life on Saturday, May 3 at Meadows Funeral Home, located at 3615 Kirchoff Rd, Rolling Meadows, IL. Visitation is from 9:30-11:00 a.m., followed by a Christian service from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. A burial will be held at 1:30 p.m. at Memorial Park Cemetery, 9900 Gross Point Rd, Skokie, IL.

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Marion J. Rochelle

     Marion J. Rochelle, age 94, of Rolling Meadows, passed away peacefully on Thursday, April 10, 2025.

     Marion was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Raymond R. Rochelle Jr., and her parents, Pearl Measeles and Lee (Alma) Measeles.

     She was a devoted mother to Raymond "Ray" (Robbie) and James "Jim" (Annette) Rochelle; cherished grandmother to Jennifer, Kimberly, Ross, and Lewis; and proud great-grandmother to Carleigh and Camryn. She is also survived by her loving sisters, Kathy and Deanna.

     Marion's life was one filled with love, family, and quiet strength. She touched the lives of many with her kindness and grace and will be deeply missed by all who knew her.

     Many in the Rolling Meadows community may remember Marion as a dedicated educator during her long teaching career at Central Road, Salk, and Kimball Hill schools. Her passion for teaching and her care for her students left a lasting impact on generations of young learners.

     A celebration of Marion’s life will be held at a later date.

     In lieu of flowers, the family kindly asks that donations be made in her memory to the Alzheimer’s Association.

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