Carmela Livovich

Date of Death: March 8, 2011

CARMELA MARTIN LIVOVICH age 86 of Crown Point passed away Tuesday March 8 2011 at St. Anthonys Hospice in Crown Point. She is survived by daughters: Mary (Bob) Hoffman Cathy (Dick) Reese sons: Albert (Patrice) Martin and Jim (Cari) Martin grandchildren: Ryan (Jean) Martin Elizabeth (Kevin) Poest Kristin (Mike) Mucha Nick Hoffman Adam (Kristy) Reese Diane (Nick) Brusius Eric Reese Sarah Martin Michael Martin great-grandchild: Allison Reese niece: Linda (Randy) McDermott nephew: Steven Kish. She was preceded in death by her husbands Albert A. Martin and Albert F. Livovich mother: Maria Vitucci sister: Angie Kish. Carmela graduated from Emerson High School in 1942. She was a member of St. Marys Catholic Church and St. Marys Rosary Altar Society. She retired from the Lake County Convalescent Home. She was a devoted mother and grandmother and most of all loved to spend time with family and friends. Family and friends may call at Pruzin & Little Funeral Service 811 E. Franciscan Dr. Crown Point (off S.R. 55 south of S.R. 231) on Friday March 11 2011 from 2:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. Funeral services will be held Saturday March 12 2011 at Noon from Pruzin & Little Chapel and 12:30 P.M. at St. Marys Catholic Church (321 East Joliet Street Crown Point) with Rev. Pat Kalich officiating. At rest Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens Schererville. In lieu of flowers please consider donations to St. Marys Rosary Altar Society of Crown Point.

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Well it has been a month and a half since you left us. Kristin is really having a tough time with you being gone. She loves you so much. It is going to be hard having easter without you. Love you tons. Mike and Kristin

Aunt Candy Thank you for all of the happiness you brought to our Uncle Hank. May you rest in peace. You will always be a special lady to me. Love Susie in California

To Mary & Steven: I am sorry to hear of your loss. May wonderful memories of your mother & aunt help you through the days ahead. Fondly Becky H.

Aunt Candy I will remember you as a wonderful women so kind and generous- providing a wonderful lunch with way too much food every time we came into tome to visit with you Uncle Hank and our family. Uncle Hank was very fortunate to have spent much of his life with you. We enjoyed the time you two drove your RV out and stayed with us in Chico and Elk Grove. May God Bless you and your family. Love Annie

I first met Aunt Candi just after she and Uncle Hanks became engaged. Im so glad Uncle Hanks found Aunt Candi and that he didnt let her slip through his fingers. She graced his life in many many ways. She was a gracious woman with a loving heart that went to her core. Whenever Aunt Candi called Uncle Hanks to the phone to talk to me shed exclaim Its Patti from California! I cant say why exactly but I absolutely Loved when shed say that! In fact I would have felt cheated if there were a phone call where she didnt exclaim it. So from Patti in California (and family) please accept our deepest condolences all our prayers. Angels surround you. Patti Knaver

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Cathy and Family My deepest sympathy to everyone in the loss of your mother and grandmother. These are hard days as I know. Please know that your friends are thinking of you and praying for you. God Bless ] Kathy & Mike Van Lue

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