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Dandurand, Catherine, 97 of Chicago passed away Thursday at home. She was a loving wife to the late Adrian; cherished mother to Helene (the late Carl) Patten; grandmother to Cheryl Jones; great grandmother of 4. Loving sister to Nicholas Mutschinszky, Jr; preceded in death by her parents Nicholas Mutchinszky and Helen Maracek and her brother Joseph. Lie in state at St. Matthias Church, 2310 W. Ainslie, Chicago, Tuesday, May 16 from 9:30am to time of mass at 10:30am. Services conclude at church. Info call 773-561-6874 or visit www.drakeandsonfuneralhome.com
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May 17, 2017
To Nick, Helene, and the rest of the family: So very sorry to
hear of Catherine's passing. Just heard about it late this evening or I would have attended service this morning. Also sorry I've fallen out of touch since my husband's passing in '13, but enjoy the happy memories of the times we spent at "the boat" before
Joe became ill.
A last thought from a well done card: Don't cry for the loss....
thank God for the good times that happened at all.
Jo Anna Dunn
(daughter of the late Margaret Mutzschinsky Shimon...cousin
to Catherine, Nick, and Joe)
May 13, 2017
Dandurand family, I'm deeply sorry for your loss of your loved one Catherine. My thoughts and prayers are with your family at this most difficult time in your family's life. My the God of all comfort, comfort your family.
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