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Frank M. Holan, 85, passed away peacefully on Saturday, February 1, 2025, surrounded by the love of his family. Born on November 26, 1939, in Chicago, IL, Frank was the son of Frank and Julia (Pavlinec) Holan. After graduating from Harrison High School, he proudly served in the U.S. Army, stationed in Korea. Upon returning home, he studied commercial design at the Art Institute of Chicago before embarking on a distinguished career in law enforcement. On May 6, 1967, Frank married the love of his life, Winona DuCharme, while serving as a police officer in Chicago’s 1st District. Over the course of 31 years, he rose to the rank of sergeant in the City’s 12th District. After retiring in 1995, Frank and Winona relocated to Lost Lake in Dixon, IL, where he embraced a well-earned retirement filled with adventure, creativity, and service. Frank found joy in international travel with Winona, cherished time spent with all his family, and took delight in the beauty of nature through birdwatching and fishing. A passionate artist and dedicated volunteer, he contributed his graphic design talents to Lost Lake’s Senior Focus Group, painted with the Eagles Nest Art Group in Oregon, and played an active role in Lost Lake’s annual Fishing Derby. He also gave his time to Pegasus Special Riders, continuing his commitment to helping others. Frank was preceded in death by his parents, sister-in-law Jackie, and his brothers-in-law, Ron, Gary, and Clair. He is survived by his devoted wife, Winona Holan; his children, Jennifer Holan (Jeff), Alyssa Holan (Francisco), and Michael Holan; and his sister, Barbara Booth. A celebration of Frank’s life will be planned for a later date in 2025. In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests donations be made to Serenity Hospice & Home at www.serenityhospiceandhome.org or Granny Rose Animal Shelter at www.grannyroseanimalshelter.org.

Kane, Paul V. 
Kane, Rev. Dr. Thomas A. 
Kane, Thomas J.
Kane, Wyman E.
Kaneb, Kenneth A. 
Kaneb, Nick
Kanen, Matt
Kangisser, Charles
Kaplan, Alvin H.
Kaplan, Gertrude
Kaplan, Harold
Kaplan, James N.
Kaplan, Rosalynd Davis
Kaplan, Ruth
Kaplan, Uriah
Kapowich, John G.
Karabula, John C.
Karcasinas, Nick
Karcheski, Walter
Karchmar, Steven D. 
Kardon, Sharen M.
Karet, James M.
Karik, Alfred W.
Karlofsky, David
Karolkiewicz, Henry V.
Karp, Dr. Lewis S.
Karpauiciute, Irma
Karpzwich, Dr. Peter P.
Karrytais, William J.
Karski, Jan
Kartheiser, Frank
Kasper, Jack
Kasperson, Roger
Kassay, Allan A.
Kates, Dr. Robert W.
Katz, Israel 
Kaufman, Milt F.
Kaufman, Rabbi Abraham M.
Kavanagh, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Michael P. 
Kay, George H. 
Kazanjain, Dr. Varaztad H. 
Kazanjian, Marian H.
Kazis, Rabbi Abraham P.
Keane, Austin 
Keaney, Bad
Kearnan, James P.
Keck, Maude L.
Keddy, Bill
Keefe, Joseph A. 
Keefe, Mary Stevenson
Keefe, Rev. Kerry B.
Keegan, Richard C.
Keenan, Charles H.
Keenan, John F.
Keessen, Annette
Keidan, J. Robert
Keillor, Garrison 
Keil-Staff, Caroline
Keith, Henry L.
Keleher, Rev. William L.
Kelleher, Dorothy B.
Kelleher, Phillip W. 
Kelleher, Richard P.
Kelleher, Stephen J. 
Keller, Stanley
Kelley, John J.
Kelley, Raymond M., Jr.
Kelliher, Daniel T.
Kelliher, James P.
Kellner, Nancy R.
Kellogg, David H.
Kellogg, Joseph A.
Kelly, Dr. Joseph M.
Kelly, James A. 
Kelly, Jean
Kelly, Lillian M. 
Kelly, Mary A. 
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Babbitt, Connie J.
Babbitt, Lewis H.
Babbitt, Scott
Babinski, Matthew
Bachrach, Dr. Samuel 
Bachrach, Louis F.
Bachrach, Mrs. Lilyan
Baci, Lisa
Backin, Louis G.
Bacon, Lawrence A.
Bafaro, Rev. Michael P.
Bagdasarian, Jerry
Bagdikian, Ben H.
Bagdikian, Rev. Aram T.
Bagley, Edwin G.
Bagley, Herbert P.
Bagley, Joan 
Bailey, Albert E.
Bailey, D’Army 
Bailey, Eleanor
Bailey, Francis S.
Bailey, Frederick W.
Bailey, Jacob Whitman
Bailey, Norman
Bailey, Stephen K. 
Baird, Ruth
Baiuo, Mohamed F.A.
Baker, Charles
Baker, Charles D.
Baker, Dennis J.
Baker, Donald W.
Baker, Frances D.
Baker, James A.
Baker, James E.
Baker, Mrs. Rita
Baker, Mrs. Rosalie
Baker, Robert
Baker, William D.
Baker, Zephaniah
Baldwin, Christopher
Baldwin, Christopher C. 
Baldwin, Nixford
Baldwin, Ralph
Balestracci, Luigi
Baljian-Gara, Nvart
Ball, Cedric
Ball, Harvey 
Ball, Hollis H.
Ball, Nerina K.
Ball, Ricard
Ballance, Jack D.L.
Ballantine, Michael
Ballantine, Pvt. John
Ballard Marie (M)
Ballard, H. Charles
Ballard, Martha Moore
Ballard, Toni 
Baller, Rev. Albert H.
Ballon, Barbara O.
Balmer, Dr. W. Edward
Banaghan, William
Banas, Liz
Banasiak, Benedykt
Banay, George L.
Bancroft, Aaron – missing from file
Bancroft, George – Clipping notebook
Bancroft, Grace
Bancroft, Lucretia
Bankit, Martin
Banks, Paul J.
Banx, Al (James Albert Banks)
Barbatti, Daniel T.
Barber, Elaine
Barber, John
Barber, Merrill
Barber, William
Barbour, William R.
Barcelo, Jaime
Barch, Walter “Whistler”
Bar-Jonah, Nathaniel
Barker, Harry O.
Barker, Mary R.
Barker, Robert
Barker, Stanley
Barlow, Dr. Claude W.
Barlow, Linda
Barnard, Dr. Frank P
Barnard, Jeff
Barnard, Walter E.
Barnes, Dr. J. Arthur
Barnes, J. Arthur Jr.
Barnes, Julie
Barnett, Frederick H.
Barnett, Herbert 
Barnicle, Timothy M. 
Barone, Ciro, Jr.
Barone, John J.
Baronian, John

Boris Buden is a writer, cultural theorist, and translator. Born in the former Yugoslavia, he studied philosophy in Zagreb and cultural theory at Humboldt University in Berlin. Since the beginning of the 1980s he has published essays and books on critical and cultural theory, psychoanalysis, politics, and contemporary art in Croatian, German, and English. He teaches at universities in Europe and lectures worldwide. Buden is a permanent fellow at the European Institute of Progressive Cultural Policies in Vienna and currently lives in Berlin.