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Bill Ligacki

72 years old
Born Nov 10, 1935
Died Feb 14, 2008
Lemont, Illinois, United States

This tribute page is to celebrate the life of my father and my best friend Bill Ligacki. He passed away on Valentine's Day 2008 from non-hodgkins lymphoma. Please feel free to share any memories or photos of Bill that you have...R.I.P. Dad 2-14-08

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Go Cubbies!

My dad was a die-hard Cubs fan, but as most of their fans know, the Cubs never seem to come out on top. My dad always swore to everyone that the Cubs would not have a winning season until he was gone! This is the first year that my dad has not been around to watch and they have been in first place the whole year.... Come on, Cubbies, win the world series for my old man!

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mycorvette1 (Aug 11, 2008)

He was always very nice to our family, Always made us laugh. Gramma Nora, love him. She thought he was the best thing for Carol. I remember babysitting a few times for Donna and Billy, and he was the BEST! Our Mom & Dad, Emily & Joe thought of him as the GREATEST!! He is greatly missed and will always be remembered. Still brings tears to my eyes.

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triple_r2 (Aug 01, 2008)

I didn't know Jenna's dad too well, but one of my first memories of him was at her graduation party & showing us his model train set. It was so awesome & I can still remember the pride in his eyes. I remember him being a very friendly & quiet man, and I know where Jenna got her kindness from. Having lost my father in the spring before Jenna's wedding, the father-daughter dance really got to me. And I remember thinking how happy I was for Jenna that Mr. Ligacki could be there. I know that will be a memory she will treasure forever & ever. Godspeed!

A Family Man

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albertsj1 (Aug 01, 2008)

Since we moved out to Indiana when I was 15, most of my memories of uncle Bill are of when I was younger. Uncle Bill was always an easy person to get along with and always made me feel welcome. He was a hard working man and it was very obvious that he loved his family very much. He's going to be missed by a lot of people.