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William Brown

Visitation Time: Memorial Service will be at a later date
Interment: Private

William J. Brown, age of 68 of Bartlett, passed away peacefully while surrounded by family on Thursday, April 16, 2020. Bill is survived by his loving wife Judy nee Lenar, his loving children Becky (Ryan), Amy and Dan Brown, his grandkids Brandon and Alison — who gave him a reason to live, his brothers, sisters, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, and many nieces and nephews — especially the joys of his life Emily, Hannah and Madeline, his devoted friends in Park Falls, Wisconsin — especially Sheila Canik who was with him until the end, all his coworkers and Marquadt School District, and all of the doctors who helped him live a long time – specifically, Dr. Richard Harris, Dr. Paul Baubly, and Dr. Brian Myre.

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Salerno's Rosedale Chapels

Phone: (630) 889-1700
Address: 450 W. Lake Street Roselle IL, 60172

Interment Details

Private

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Posted by:
Chuck & Karen Boehm

Posted on:
Monday, April 27, 2020

We are so sorry to hear of Bill's passing. He was a good friend and neighbor in Bensenville. Our kids grew up together. Chris loved going to the hardware store with him! Even though we moved far away we have thought of you often. You are all in our prayers. Love, Karen & Chuck Boehm & family

Posted by:
Robert Barth

Posted on:
Friday, April 24, 2020

To the Bill Brown Family: We are so sorry to hear of Bill’s passing. We all have such fond memories of Bill since I first met him at Driscoll HS. He was My older brother Craig’s best friend all through HS and after HS when they both became professional custom builders. I will always cherish Bill’s calm friendly demeanor and his wonderful caring personality. He will truly be missed but know he and Craig are back together playing basketball, swinging hammers and drinking a beer ! He will be missed and the world is a smaller place with out him in it! The Barth Family

Posted by:
Ken Kusch Sr.

Posted on:
Wednesday, April 22, 2020

Bill It all started with meeting on the golf course then business partners, landlord and of course great friend. I'll never forget when you left our company to go to the school district I was more worried about us not golfing every day. And when you called Dr May and said you had a turf management course to take then a spherical impact study Dr May said I'll be right down. When he turned the corner and saw me in your office he said oh you guys are going golfing. Bill rest in peace my friend and hit that hole in one.

Posted by:
Kenneth kusch

Posted on:
Tuesday, April 21, 2020

I had the honor to work with bill for many years. He taught me alot, not just about construction but life. He was a dear friend to me and my dad and we will both miss him very much. I would always tell him you live to work and I work to live, it was the truth there was no place he would rather be than on the job creating beautiful woodwork and solving problems. Every time I reach for my hammer in my pouch I will think of you bill. Rest in peace, Ken jr

Posted by:
Sheila Canik

Posted on:
Monday, April 20, 2020

In loving memory of one of the finest. .. from the time I was a little girl until last week when he left us, I have always loved my time with Bill. I miss him dearly, and cherish all the memories, and wonderful times we've shared. Until we meet again, Bill - thank you for making my world a brighter place all those years ♡