Frank Bulczak Obituary

Frank L. Bulczak Powderly, KY/Illinois Frank L. Bulczak, age 51, passed away Friday, June 15, 2007 at his residence in Powderly, KY. Frank was a retired police captain with 25 years of devoted service to the Village of Burnham, IL and was a member of St. Andrew Catholic Church in Calumet City, IL. Frank was the adored husband of Deborah Bulczak. Other survivors include his sons: James (Crystal) Bulczak and Douglas Everly; grandchildren: Ciara, Jordan, Michael Bulczak, Douglas and Lillian Everly; mother, Leona Bulczak; sister, Christine (Ron) Bonnes; several nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by father, Raymond Bulczak; and brothers: James and Richard Bulczak. Funeral services will be private. Tucker Funeral Home, Central City, KY, in charge of arrangements.

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Published by The Times on Jun. 16, 2007.

Memories and Condolences
for Frank Bulczak

11 Entries

Patrick Owens

July 30, 2007

Dear Debbie,

I was so sad to hear the terrible news about Frank. You both were so helpful to my mother and to me, and to my terminally ill wife when we lived next door to you in Calumet City. You and Frank were always such kind and helpful spirits. I will miss him very much. Please take comfort in the fact that your friends and family are always there to share in your pain. And to share in the wonderful memories as well. Please call if there is anything Delilah and I can do for you.

Love,

Patrick Owens

Margie Foote

July 30, 2007

My hearfelt condolences to the family for your loss over the passing of Frank.

Frankie was my friend at St. Andrews, and he was always so funny and great to sit next to in class. Whenever we got to choose who to sit next to, we found each other -- he always made me laugh so much all the time.

As third graders, I remember that cold, dreary November afternoon when JFK was shot and the principal's voice piped in over the P.A. I remeber Frankie just like people remember that day, just like it was yesterday---what you were doing, and who you were doing it with. That JFK moment in my life was shared with Frankie B.

We had an art coloring project and Frankie and I were paired together, doing the usual: fooling around and laughing real hard about stuff.

Rest in peace, Frank Bulczak.

laura madigan (marrs)

June 22, 2007

oh, debbie, i'm so sorry for your loss! we all loved him very much, and my heart breaks for you.

much love and deepest sympathy,
rug rat :)

RICK CRAFTON

June 19, 2007

WHEN I WAS NEW ON THE JOB IN SAUK VILLAGE, FRANK TAUGHT ME THE JOB. HE WAS ONE OF THE MOST FUN LOVING GUYS I KNEW. WHY IS IT THE GOOD DIE YOUNG?

GERRY POPPERS

June 18, 2007

I HAVE KNOWN FRANK SINCE HE WAS AN 18 YR OLD POLICE CADET IN SAUK VILLAGE. I WAS HIS CADET ADVISOR AND FREIND.HE WENT ON TO BE ONE OF THE BEST STREET COPS I EVER KNEW. HE WAS A GREAT GUY WITH AN AWESOME SMILE.HE LEFT US MUCH TO EARLY AND I EXTEND MY CONDOLENCES AND SORROW WITH HIS PASSING. GOD BLESS YOU ALL!

Amanda Marrs

June 18, 2007

I am so sorry for your loss Aunt Debbie. I love you and my prayers are with you. Frank was a wonderful man and I loved him dearly.

Janell Kelley

June 18, 2007

Dear Debbie - I am so sorry for your loss. Frank was a nice man, a great officer for Burnham, and a wonderful neighbor. He will be missed.

Bob&Judy Odzinski

June 17, 2007

,Dear Debbie, Bob and I were shocked and sorry to hear about Frank's death. It seems as though you have to live every day as if it were your last. Our memories of Frank go all the way back to his childhood. Frank always had a smile on his face. We know that you will miss him greatly. Love, Cousin Bob&Judy

BONNIE MONROE THE LOCKERROOM

June 16, 2007

DEBBIE,
I AM SO SORRY. I CAN'T BELIEVE HE'S GONE. IT SEEMS LIKE JUST YESTERDAY HE WAS TELLING ME THAT HE COULDN'T WAIT TO RETIRE TO KENTUCKY WITH YOU.
HE WAS SO HAPPY. HE WAS SUCH A GOOD MAN, A DEAR FRIEND. DEVOTED TO YOU AND TO THE WHITE SOX. WE HAD A LOT OF LAUGHS. I KNOW HE IS IN HEAVEN WITH FAMILY MEMBERS, ALL HIS FRIENDS FROM JOHN VICTOR'S BAR AND FROM THE LOCKERROOM AND WITH HIS FELLOW GOLFERS. I GUESS GOD DECIDED HE WANTED FRANK TO RETIRE IN HEAVEN. GOD'S GAIN IS TRULY OUR LOSS. GOD BLESS YOU AND THE REST OF HIS FAMILY AND MAY HE REST IN PEACE.

Dan Standley

June 16, 2007

When I did my internship at the Burnham P.D. Frank was in charge of me. Not a day went by when he made me laugh. Frank was an awesome man.

Karen Giglio

June 16, 2007

The world has lost a truly good man. He is my dear friend, and I'll never forget all the years of joy he brought to me and my family. Deborah, my heart is breaking for you. My prayers are with you and Frank's family.

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