Chicago, Illinois
Lois J. Baseman, J.D., age 57, of Evanston, beloved wife for 20 years of Michael L. Bruening; devoted daughter of Elwood and Arleen Baseman; loving sister of Elaine (Bruce J., Ph.D.) Ackerson, Janet, Ph.D. (David R., Ph.D.) Butler and Edward H. (Judith) Baseman; proud aunt of Christopher J.,...
Read MoreAs I retired from Bank of America, working for Lois was one of my many good memories. She was so helful when I needed her expert advice. I have fond memories of her. So sorry for your lost
SHIRLEY ALVARADO
June 02, 2005 | PARK FOREST, IL
Mr. Bruening,
Sorry to hear about the sudden passing of your wife. You are in my prayers as you go through this time of mourning.
Paula Cychosz
May 27, 2005 | Schiller Park, IL
Mike:
Sandra and I were shocked to hear the news from the old Selz/Seabolt grapevine. We pray that God gives you the strength to understand during this personal ordeal.
paul fullmer
paul fullmer
May 27, 2005 | Galena, IL
Michael,
Sorry I could not make it. Although you are suffering a terrible loss, still - nobody could have predicted that you would be blessed with one such as she and for that, all of us can be most grateful.
James Stefanelli
May 27, 2005 | DesPlaines, IL
Dear Mike,
I'm so sorry to hear that Lois died! Doris Semler called me. She was a wonderful person and I'm sorry for your great loss. My husband, Ross, (Doris' attorney) died February 21, 2005 of pancreatic cancer. We were all with you and Lois at Ravinea and always had a great time with all of you. I still have my plastic fans that you gave everyone at dinner that time.
If I can do anything at all for you or just listen to you reminisce, please call anytime. (847)593-7225.
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Renate Miller
May 27, 2005 | Arlington Heights, IL
Remembered By
Reva Stolpe
May 27, 2005 | Muskego, WI
Michael: I'm sorry to hear of your
sudden loss. Please accept my
sympathy and thoughts for you and your family.
Cecil Treadway -
Better Business Bureau Director
Cecil Treadway
May 27, 2005 | Glen Ellyn, IL
We were deeply sadden to hear of Lois' passing. She always had a wonderful smile at all the family functions. We will miss her.
Nancy Baumhart
May 27, 2005 | Chicago, IL
