Brian T. Strouse C.P.D.

Brian Strouse Obituary

Brian T. Strouse, C.P.D., loving son of Paul and Ann Marie, nee Shea, Strouse; loving brother of Kathleen, C.P.D. (Greg, C.P.D.) Noncz, Cynthia, Paula and the late Barbara Strouse; loving grandson of Irene (the late Vincent) Shea and the late Martha and Julius Barkley; loving nephew of Clarice Bielski, Lillian (the late Robert) Pace, Eileen (John) Flink, Pat and Mary Shea; loving uncle of Amber and Megan Noncz and Jonathan and Skylar Koenig; loving cousin to many. Resting at Ridgemoor Chapels, 6453 W. Irving Park Rd., Chicago on Tuesday from 3 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. and Wednesday from 12 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Lying in state Thursday at Edgebrook Lutheran Church, 6427 N. Spokane, Chicago 9 a.m. until time of service at 10 a.m. Interment Mount Emblem Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Gold Star Families or Disabled American Veterans. For info 773-736-2693.

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Published by Chicago Tribune on Jul. 3, 2001.

Memories and Condolences
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Carlos Iglesias III

July 13, 2001

There are no words that can describe the kinda of Officer Brian Strouse had become or most of all the type of person he was on and off duty. Brian's presence will be greatly missed by his fellow brothers and sisters in Blue. Especially by the Family that he will always have at the 012th Dist.

ROSA BUTTAFUOCO

July 10, 2001

CAN YOU TELL ME WHAT EMAIL ADDRESS TO SEND AN EMAIL FOR THE GUEST BOOK TO PLEASE????

Gina Trimarco

July 5, 2001

I am so sorry and heartbroken by your loss. I grew up on Newland and everyone knew Brian. One of the nicest guys in the neighborhood. The world has lost a wonderful person. Your family and Brian are in my prayers.

Anika Flores

July 5, 2001

Our Deepest Sympathy's go out to all of Brian's friends and family

A. Flores and Officer Rosado

Sandy Williams

July 5, 2001

As a wife of a Chicago Police Officer, my heart goes out to the Strouse family. It is a terrible loss when we lose one of our own. May God bless your family in this time of need. You are in my prayers.

Julie Vitello

July 5, 2001

To the Strouse Family,

I can't begin to put into words how terrible I feel about Brian's passing. I knew Kathy and Brian in the early high school days and have nothing but wonderful memories of the Strouse family. Brian was an incredible person and I am so proud to have known him. He made a positive impact on this community and he touched many hearts. I will always remember his big smile, his hearty laugh, and his warm heart.

With my deepest sympathies,

Julie Vitello

BINA MESHEIMER

July 3, 2001

Brian was an exceptional person. I was blessed to have attended Lane Tech with him and have his friendship to call my own. I pray along with my husband and 2 children that God will give you strength. I loved Brian and will always remember him.

Phyllis Siebert

July 3, 2001

To the Strouse Family,

We are so sorry Brian was taken from you. Our hearts and prayers are with you.

The Siebert Family

Kenneth Witkowski

July 3, 2001

Greg and Kathy,

I can't tell you how sorry I was to hear about Brian. Unfortunately it's always the working Police who suffer the most. Take care of each other, stay strong, Your Family is in my prayers.

With My Deepest Respect,

Ken,Gila River Police

Maureen Shanahan

July 3, 2001

To the Strouse family,

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of loss. May Brian rest in peace knowing that he made a difference in this world. May God bless you and give you the strength to get through this tragic time.

I went to kindergarten and grade school with Brian and his untimely passing made my heart sink. The City of Chicago has lost a remarkable individual.

Chris Tomasik

July 3, 2001

To The Strouse Family, You and Brian will be in my prayers, and in my heart. Please accept my condolences.

Frank & Aleidy Piloto

July 3, 2001

To the Strouse Family:

Please, accept in the name of my wife Aleidy and myself, our deepest sympathies in the loss of your son and brother. As a former Chicagoan whose family still lives in the Windy City, and as a retired Police Officer, I wish to tell you that, the loss of a brother or sister in blue is always a heartbreaking blow that those of us in Law Enforcement will never learn to accept. May God have mercy upon Off. Strouse's soul and grant your family, his friends and coworkers, much needed consolation and strength during these difficult moments. Rest assured that your loss has not been and vain and, let's pray that justice is applied to the full extent of the law in this case so other police and civilian families alike, will never have to endure what you are now suffering.

Frank & Aleidy Piloto,

Retired Deputy Sheriff

Miami Dade Police Department

Miami, Florida

Jan Hull

July 3, 2001

To the Strause family: Words can not describe the sadness I felt when I learned that Officer Strause had passed away, in spite of surgery done on him. Somehow I had truly hoped and prayed he would pull through. So now, you have lost your son/brother/friend and Chicago has lost another police officer and we are the poorer for that. I think too often that many people forget that police are humans...that they are someone's husband,wife, mother, father, uncle, aunt, brother, sister...someone who has hopes and dreams just like anyone else. All we as citizens of Chicago can ask, is that the officers not forget that there are MANY of us out here who are VERY grateful you are for us...that you cared enough to become a paart of that "thin blue line"...that you DO make a difference. May Brian rest in peace and may Our loving Lord give you, his family and friends consolation and strenghth during this very difficult time. God bless you.

Jan Hull

Loretta Outlaw

July 3, 2001

Paul & Ann Marie and Family,

Please accept my heartfelt condolences. You will be in my heart and prayers.

Loretta A. Outlaw

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