William F. Milbrandt, age 88, of Lincolnwood, died Thursday, October 22, 2020, at Evanston Hospital. Retired Printer; Veteran, U.S. Army. Beloved husband of Janet, nee Linard, for 61 years; dear father of Arthur (the late Cathy), Arleen La Rosa, and Alan (Peggy); fond foster-father of Joseph Spagnoli and Chris Oroni; loving grandfather of Anthony, Samantha,Continue Reading
Betty Moskowitz
left a message on October 30, 2020:
In memory of William F. Milbrandt, Betty Moskowitz lit a candle
Anne Huffman
left a message on October 27, 2020:
There are no words that I can say that will make your hearts feel better. Time does not make it go away; it only allows you to learn how to choose your reaction. May the angels hold you within their wings while God holds you up until you are able to walk this path on your own. My heart is broken for you and with you. What an incredible gift to have had him in my life. Thank you for sharing.💔💜
Bernice Hindmon
left a message on October 27, 2020:
What a great man. Funny kind sweet. It was a pleasure knowing him. We will bowl again some day. Til we meet againCondolences to the family❤️
Harriet Pearson
left a message on October 26, 2020:
My life is full of memories of Uncle Bill. From fun in the pool (he even made cleaning it fun) to always knowing where to find him at family parties (kitchen table playing poker). Seeing what treasures he grabbed at a garage sale, to the tone of his voice when we were caught being naughty. He still always had a smile I will never forget. The Milbrant family has always been in my life always there for you no matter what the circumstances. I can't imagine Bill not being there. My heart felt sympathy for your families loss. Uncle Bill will live forever in my memories.
Love to you all.Harriet Hoffman Pearson
Harriet Pearson
left a message on October 26, 2020:
My life is full of memories of Uncle Bill. From fun in the pool (he even made cleaning it fun) to always knowing where to find him at family parties (kitchen table playing poker). Seeing what treasures he grabbed at a garage sale, to the tone of his voice when we were caught being naughty. He still always had a smile I will never forget. The Milbrant family has always been in my life always there for you no matter what the circumstances. I can't imagine Bill not being there. My heart felt sympathy for your families loss. Uncle Bill will live forever in my memories.
Love to you all.Harriet Hoffman Pearson
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Ann rhey
left a message on October 26, 2020:
Keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers as you remember your dad. Lots of Love.
Ann and Chuck Rhey
John and Angie Monacelli and girls
left a message on October 25, 2020:
Dear Art, boys and Mrs Milbrant and all family, please accept our sincere condolences, we have fond memories of
Mr Milbrandt when the boys and our girls were little and all through the growing years. Our prayers are with all of you . May he rest in Gods Peace. (Art's neighbors in Chicago).
Marjorie Benbow
left a message on October 24, 2020:
Dear Janet and Family,
We are all so very sorry for each and every one. What a tremendous loss. Your all in our thoughts. Take care, sending love and prayers.
The Benbow Families
left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
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Betty Moskowitz
left a message on October 30, 2020:
In memory of William F. Milbrandt, Betty Moskowitz lit a candle
Anne Huffman
left a message on October 27, 2020:
There are no words that I can say that will make your hearts feel better. Time does not make it go away; it only allows you to learn how to choose your reaction. May the angels hold you within their wings while God holds you up until you are able to walk this path on your own. My heart is broken for you and with you. What an incredible gift to have had him in my life. Thank you for sharing.💔💜
Bernice Hindmon
left a message on October 27, 2020:
What a great man. Funny kind sweet. It was a pleasure knowing him. We will bowl again some day. Til we meet againCondolences to the family❤️
Harriet Pearson
left a message on October 26, 2020:
My life is full of memories of Uncle Bill. From fun in the pool (he even made cleaning it fun) to always knowing where to find him at family parties (kitchen table playing poker). Seeing what treasures he grabbed at a garage sale, to the tone of his voice when we were caught being naughty. He still always had a smile I will never forget. The Milbrant family has always been in my life always there for you no matter what the circumstances. I can't imagine Bill not being there. My heart felt sympathy for your families loss. Uncle Bill will live forever in my memories.
Love to you all.Harriet Hoffman Pearson
Harriet Pearson
left a message on October 26, 2020:
My life is full of memories of Uncle Bill. From fun in the pool (he even made cleaning it fun) to always knowing where to find him at family parties (kitchen table playing poker). Seeing what treasures he grabbed at a garage sale, to the tone of his voice when we were caught being naughty. He still always had a smile I will never forget. The Milbrant family has always been in my life always there for you no matter what the circumstances. I can't imagine Bill not being there. My heart felt sympathy for your families loss. Uncle Bill will live forever in my memories.
Love to you all.Harriet Hoffman Pearson
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Ann rhey
left a message on October 26, 2020:
Keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers as you remember your dad. Lots of Love.
Ann and Chuck Rhey
John and Angie Monacelli and girls
left a message on October 25, 2020:
Dear Art, boys and Mrs Milbrant and all family, please accept our sincere condolences, we have fond memories of
Mr Milbrandt when the boys and our girls were little and all through the growing years. Our prayers are with all of you . May he rest in Gods Peace. (Art's neighbors in Chicago).
Marjorie Benbow
left a message on October 24, 2020:
Dear Janet and Family,
We are all so very sorry for each and every one. What a tremendous loss. Your all in our thoughts. Take care, sending love and prayers.
The Benbow Families
left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
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