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Willard P. Mayerhofer, 80 years, of Westmont. Beloved husband of Mary nee Srsha; dear father of Janice Lane, Julie (Edward) Padilla and the late Sharon Rice-Peck; fond brother of the late Carolyn Hanlon, Martin and Donald; loving grandfather of April (Jeff) Lenz and Eric Lane, Nickolas and Timothy Padilla; and great grandfather of Lukas and Alexander; and his companion Jamie; uncle, cousin and friend of many. Retired employee of McNulty Builders. Resting at Conboy Westchester Funeral Home, 10501 Cermak Rd. (2blks. W.of Mannheim Rd.), Wednesday 3 to 9 pm. Funeral Thursday 10:30 am services. Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery. Michael J. Bruno Funeral Home Director. 708-203-5400.
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My great uncle Bill was one of the most upbeat guys I ever had the pleasure of getting to know growing up. From the first time my Grandma and Ma had my Uncle Bill and Mary baby sit me. I was so young I cried so hard I threw up, but by the end of the night a movie selection of 300 VHS I didn't want to leave. Going miss your jokes and seeing you at Christmas.
Love Nicholas Darken
Nick Darken
January 29, 2015
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Charla Hendrey
January 28, 2015
Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.
From the Staff of Conboy's Westchester Funeral Home
January 28, 2015
We always had a good time at the Darkens on Christmas or when ever you came over. Thanks for the help on the floors at the old house.I learned a lot .you always hat a smile on and a great Joke to tell.Im a better person for knowing you .Thanks so much you will be missed but not forgotten .
Love always. Jeffery Darken
January 28, 2015
We allways had a great time at the Darken house on Christmas and when ever you came over. Thanks for helping with the floors in the old house you showed me a lot . You always had a smile on and a good joke to tell, you well be missed but not forgotten . I'm a better person from knowing you.
Love Always Jeffery Darken
January 28, 2015
I will miss your kind and generous heart. You and Mary were so good to me and made me feel like I was part of your family. I smile when I think of that twinkle in your eye when telling one of your jokes. I hope that they have chocolate and cashews in "heaven"
My thoughts and prayers are with you always.
Love, Carol
Love,Carol
January 27, 2015
Bill was a great neighbor and friend always talking and laughing and would always be willing to help anyone he was a good man and will truly be missed.
tracy Lowing
January 27, 2015
We will miss his great jokes and love for the family
Tim Dudas
January 27, 2015
We will miss your fun loving spirit! Our family Christmas and Holidays will never be the same without you.... You were one of a kind!!!! Love you always.
Laurie, Tim, Tara & Lily
January 27, 2015
The best uncle ever we are going to miss you so much Uncle Bill
January 27, 2015
I miss you so much already, Papa, but I am so happy you aren't in pain anymore. I'm incredibly lucky to have had you in my life. I was telling Lukas some funny stories about us the other day...like the time I opened the fridge and the eggs fell and broke on the floor.
Love you so much!
April Lenz
January 27, 2015
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