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Phyllis A. Bollnow
Phyllis A. Bollnow (Nelson), beloved wife of Thomas F. Bollnow, passed away peacefully on March 24, 2018 at their home.
A blended family, she is also survived by her children, Susann (Pedersen), David Nelson, Lisa (McMaster) and Jeffrey Nelson. She cherished her grandchildren, Michelle, Madelyn, Joshua, Keegan, Emily, Samantha, Sabrina and Savanna; and great-grandchildren, Logan and Gunnar. She had a strong affection for her step-children, Chris and Tim Bollnow; and step-grandchildren, Ariel, Mitchell, Brodie and Kassandra.
She spent years with School District 101 Administration Office in Western Springs and the LaGrange Art League. Phyllis had a strong bond with animals and plants. This affection showed in her numerous oil paintings, her pets, yard flowers and the wild animals that roamed her unfenced yard.
Cremation and future memorial service are private.
In lieu of flowers, donations to the ASPCA, HSUS or Collie Rescue of Illinois are appreciated.
Arrangements by Adolf Funeral Home- Willowbrook. 630-325-2300
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Sponsored by Adolf Funeral Home & Cremation Services - Willowbrook.
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April 12, 2018
I am deeply sorry for your family loss. May your hearts find comfort in Gods beautiful promises for the future. John 6:40
April 5, 2018
May peace and comfort find you during this difficult time.
April 5, 2018
Juan.5.28.29.muy pronto se cumplira esta promesa por amor a la humanidad y sin falta asi sera pues desea quitar todo el sufrimiento y lo llevara a cabo mediante su hijo
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