Kerry Pill, age 63 of Broadview, formerly of Riverside, Illinois. Beloved husband of Deborah Pill, nee Dudkiewicz; loving father of Kevin (Angie) Pill; dear son of Irene Pill, nee Vostal and the late Dr. Michael Pill; fond brother of the late Gregg (Patricia) Pill and loving uncle Michael Pill and James Pill.
Visitation Sunday, February 21, 2021 from 4 P.M. to 7 P.M. at Hitzeman Funeral Home, Ltd., 9445 W. 31st Street, Brookfield, IL 60513. Due to Covid Regulations a Private Family Mass will be held Monday at Mater Christi Church, North Riverside.
Covid Regulations allow for a maximum of 50 people are allowed in the funeral home at a time. Face coverings are required, the lounge facilities are reserved for immediate family, outside food or beverages are not allowed at this time. All are asked to pay their respects/condolences to Deborah and her family and be cognitive of others waiting to do the same.
Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Hillside.
Information 708-485-2000 or www.HitzemanFuneral.com
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My deepest condolences to the Pill family and truly sorry for your Loss!
Sorry for your Loss, Kerry and I were co-workers at the Assessors Office for many years.
One of the funnest guys I ever had the pleasure to meet and spend the 4 happiest years of my life with you at UWZERO. From you singing “ Fiddler on the roof” at 2 am in the morning or Blasting Black Sabbath “Ironman” to wake up the whole dorm, your humor never went unnoticed! You were the biggest JAG, but I loved you for it ! It wouldn’t be appropriate without one final………..
CMONNNN RIP KERRY
He was always a gentleman. One of the nicest & kind man I ever met.
Kerry and I worked together at the Assessor’s Office for many years and I enjoyed our many conversations over the years. My condolences to the family.
Debbie, so very sorry to hear about Kerry. He will always be remembered by me as KP and the Sunshine Band A name from Nelson Hall. When I was visiting sister Jean at Nelson Hall, Kerry took me for a ride to Omro. Fastest ride on Highway 21 I ever took!
Kerry was a very likeable guy. if you needed something that he could help you with, he was there for you. I’m so sorry for your loss and he will be truly missed .
Deepest condolences to Deborah and Family. Kerry was a wonderful co-worker to all of us at the Assessor’s Office. Deeply respected by all. My prayers are with you. May he Rest In Peace.
Debbie!! How I will miss Kerry!! From our college days at UWO to all the gatherings we have been able to do. Brewers/Cub games, Milwaukee trips, seeing the Packers practice, “The Bears still Suck!”, Bay Beach, and coming to Chicago to spend time with you. Speeding in his car! The memories go on and on. Hopefully we can get together this summer. Love ya! Jill
To all of you, our thoughts and prayers are with you at this very difficult time. May God Bless you all and give you comfort in your good memories of a wonderful man.
Lovingly, John and Marsha
PS: now dad and the boys are together again!
John and I are so very sorry for the loss of Kerry. This is such a difficult time and we hope that God gives you comfort in the good memories. We send our deepest sympathies and love for the entire Pill Families. Now Dad and the boys are together again, much too soon, but together in God;s home. We love you all!
John and Marsha
To the entire family:
John and I are so very sorry for your loss of Kerry. Another great man taken too soon! We hope that God gives you comfort in the good memories of times spent together. John and I send our love and sympathies to all of you in this difficult time. Picture the dad and two boys together in God’s House together. We know Kerry is being welcomed warmly.
The World Is A Little Sadder Today, I Chose To Remember The Good Times. Working With Kerry For Almost 30 Years. Marching In Downtown St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Golfing With Kerry, Cyril, Lenny & Al. Watching Kerry Become A Director In The Assessors Office. (He NEVER Missed A Deadline!) Attending Debbie & Kerry’s Wedding. The Birth Of Their Son Kevin. Kevin Becoming An Eagle Scout & His Marriage To Angie. Seeing The Play Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Road Trip To St. Louis To Watch Blackhawks. Many Dinners With Our Wives. Dr. Pill Delivering My 3 Children. Kerry’s Brother Greggs Unique “House Warming Gift.” And Finally, Almost 40 Years Of One Of The Best Friends I’ve Ever Had. Thank You Debbie, Kevin, Angie & Irene For Sharing Kerry With Us. God Bless The Entire Pill Family. The Healy Family.
Debbie and Kevin,
We are so very sorry for the loss of Kerry. We will miss seeing him in and out throughout the day. Didn’t matter if we saw him 50 times that day, it was as if it was the first time. Always saying “Hi” and asking how we’re doing or if we wanted something during one of his McDonald’s runs. A True gentleman and just really cool guy. Manie will especially miss him razzing him about the White Sox and talking sports. You guys are wonderful neighbors, and we’re always here for you and Kevin. Kerry, may you rest in peace. You will forever be missed by us.
We are so sorry for the loss of Kerry. He was a really great guy. Very liked at the Assessor’s office. Our deepest condolences! May he rest in Peace.
Sorry for your loss. Steve(commander) Graves
I am sending condolences to Debbie, Kevin, and Irene (and other family members) at this sad time. Kerry and I were UWO friends, meeting in Nelson Hall in 1978. He was one of a few Flatlanders who lived in Nelson, and he never let us Wisconsin kids forget how superior he was. He was the first kid I ever knew who owned/wore a sports jersey (Blackhawks), he introduced us to “rap” music, he drove 100 mph on his Omro road trips, and he was kind. It was fun seeing him at various UWO reunions these past 40 years! I’ll miss you, Kerry!
Dear Kerry Pill Family. My deepest condolences on the loss of your son, spouse, father. May Kerry’s soul Rest In Peace.
Yours in Peace
Barbara and Don Dusek
Deb, Kevin,
I was so sorry and stunned to hear of this.
You are in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
I hadn’t seen Kerry in awhile (well, we haven’t seen anybody in awhile during this pandemic) and I think maybe the last time was at Gregg’s visitation.
I was blessed enough to know Kerry for almost 50 years, since we were freshmen at Fenwick, and he had the one characteristic that, over time, I think I value most highly. He had a fantastic sense of humor, both easy to laugh and easy to make others laugh. And we had a lot of those times over the decades. I can think of no better compliment for a person than to say I was always happy to be in his company, even if those opportunities had thinned out over the years.
I will truly miss him, and I hope you find peace, and laughter, in your memories and thoughts of him during this period.
May he rest in peace, and my deepest sympathies to you and your family.
DRI