Joseph L. Partoll, longtime Palos Area resident, former owner of Partoll & Son Masonry Inc. Beloved husband of Delores E., nee Marzano; fond father of Lawrence J. (Helen) Partoll, Linda (Bill) Hubbard and Dell Ann Esquivel; loving grandfather of Jamie and Nicholas Hubbard, Derek “DJ” (Ashley) Esquivel, Joseph B. and Brianna Partoll; dear son of the late Joseph and Mary Partoll; brother of John (Deanna), Mary Cecilia (Russell) Wickler and Bernie (June); 16 nieces and nephews also survive. Services Tuesday, 9:15 a.m., from Schmaedeke Funeral Home, 10701 S. Harlem Ave., Worth, IL, to St. Alexander Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Member of Palos Sportsman Club, Builders Tee, Black Hawk Indians and Duck Unlimited Palos Chapter 19. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Duck Unlimited Chapter 19, 14047 S. Harrison, Posen, IL 60469, or Kidney Foundation, 215 W. Illinois, Suite 1C, Chicago, IL 60616, would be appreciated. Visitation Monday, 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. For information please call 708-448-6000
![Residents and taxpayers of Barrington School District 220 rated safety and security, and a new auditorium at Barrington High School, as priorities for the school district, officials learned as community input was collected in preparation for a potential multi-million-dollar referendum that would be placed on the ballot in the November election. The data was shared with school board members April 2 by EO Sullivan Consulting, which was hired by the district to collect community feedback through phone and online surveys, four public engagement sessions and referendum advisory committee meetings. Information had been collected in three phases and began earlier this […]](https://www.chicagotribune.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/PPN-L-bcr-district-220-feferend-002.jpg?w=390 "Residents and taxpayers of Barrington School District 220 rated safety and security, and a new auditorium at Barrington High School, as priorities for the school district, officials learned as community input was collected in preparation for a potential multi-million-dollar referendum that would be placed on the ballot in the November election. The data was shared with school board members April 2 by EO Sullivan Consulting, which was hired by the district to collect community feedback through phone and online surveys, four public engagement sessions and referendum advisory committee meetings. Information had been collected in three phases and began earlier this […]")