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Helen L. Gilbert, 86, of Loves Park, died at 4:55 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 12, 2011, in Rockford Memorial Hospital from injuries received from a fall in her home. Born Feb. 17, 1925, in Escanaba, Mich., daughter of James and Edith Burgo Powers. Graduated from St. Anthony Hospital School of Nursing in 1946 and worked as a registered nurse in the St. Anthony emergency room, ICU and the polio ward. She also was a school nurse in the Harlem School District. Married Louis R. Gilbert in Escanaba Sept. 4, 1948. She was a long-time member of St. Bridget Catholic Church, where the Gilberts were one of the first parish families. For more than 30 years, she was a consultant for Doncaster Clothing and for many years was a member of the President’s Circle and one of the top Doncaster consultants in the U.S. Helen was very active in the community and church organizations. She was a member of Catholic Women’s League, Caritas, St. Anthony Auxiliary and Provena St. Anne Auxiliary. She previously had been involved with activities with the Law Wives and was on the MetroCentre Board of Directors, a member of the University Club and the Quota Club. She was a lifelong tennis player, an avid bridge player, and, in addition to her family, one of the most important parts of her life for more than 50 years was her pot luck crowd and, more recently, her breakfast group.

Survivors include her children, Michael Gilbert, Patricia Wallis, Mary Mathis and John (Diantha) Gilbert; grandchildren, Erin Castrejon, Louis Gilbert, Emily Gilbert, Sean Gilbert and Ellen Gilbert; great-granddaughter, Tia Castrejon and numerous nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her husband Oct. 26, 1994, her parents and four sisters.

Mass of Christian Burial at 11 a.m., Friday, Nov. 18, 2011, in St. Bridget Catholic Church with the Rev. Paul Lipinski officiating. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. Visitation from 6 to 8 p.m., Thursday, in Fitzgerald Funeral Home & Crematory, Riverside Chapel, 3910 N. Rockton Ave., with a Rosary to be recited at 7:30 p.m. Visitation also from 10 a.m. until 10:45 a.m. at the church on Friday. Express condolences and share memories at www.fitzgeraldfuneralhome.com.

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Mark A. Baker, 55, of Shirland died Friday, Oct. 21, 2011, in Rockford Memorial Hospital. (Photo provided)

Mark A. Baker: March 31, 1956-Oct. 21, 2011

Mark A. Baker, 55, of Shirland, Ill. died Friday Oct. 21, 2011, in Rockford Memorial Hospital.

Born March 31, 1956, in Oak Park, Ill. the son of Mr. and Mrs. James and Velma (Mirabelli) Baker. Mark has lived 20 years in Shirland, Ill. coming from Oak Park, Ill. He is the owner of Sports and Specialty, Inc., and managing member of Urban Equity Properties in Rockford, Ill. He is a member of Friends of Ziock (FOZ).

FOZ’s Don Bissell wrote: “FOZ has lost an enthusiastic and meticulous worker, a charter ‘friend [of Ziock]’ and a good friend Friday evening. Mark Baker was not only thoroughly dedicated to our cause, he was heading up the Marketing Team and spending untold hours crafting the marketing materials as we prepare to go ‘live’ with our campaign.

“Not only that, we’ve learned within the last few hours that, unbeknownst to us, he’d recruited a cadre of his family members to help. Kathy and son Zach not only knew of Mark’s passion for the downtown, but had been lending a hand behind the scenes.”

Survivors include sons: Zachary M. (Melinda) Baker of Rockton, Ill., Jackson T. Baker of Shirland, Ill.; granddaughter Alaina Baker and one to come; Kathryn Baker of Shirland, Ill.; long-time business partner Justin Fern. Predeceased by parents.

Rockton Township Trustee and political activist Dean Mohring said of Baker: “A man of integrity. A high-quality individual with business acumen, interested in government that was not corrupt. A very good friend who I’ll sorely miss.”

“Baker’s parents would have been very proud of him, as are his friends,” said The Rock River Times’ Editor & Publisher Frank Schier. “He had real character and courage. He wasn’t afraid to stand up to anyone and call them on the carpet. Even his opponents respected him. Ask Rep. Dave Winters, Rockton Mayor Dale Adams, or anyone in the Nicolosi Law Firm. As a businessman, he could restore a bathtub Porsche, a Victorian apartment or a collapsing brick building, with high-quality work and at a profit. He just worked very hard and quietly, never seeking the spotlight; in fact, he avoided it. I admired him. Both of us have been known to be ornery and disillusioned at times. Living with the system around here, guess why. I had fun arguing and trading insults with him too infrequently, and I will miss his sharp wit. He had a great grin.

“His departure is a great loss for the area; however, he mentored Justin Fern from when Fern was only 15 and taught him well,” Schier added. “I saw and I’m sure that Mark had great faith in Justin and his sons, Jack and Zach. Those young men will do very well moving forward Mark’s legacy and dreams.”

Fern and Baker restored or are restoring many buildings downtown, including: 321 W. Jefferson, lofts and commercial space; 110-112 N. First St., lofts and commercial space; 327 W. Jefferson St., MSG Graphic II Building/Adriatic Night Club; 317 Market St., art galleries and lofts; 408-414 E. State St., Metropolitan Hall Project; 1270 N. Main St., El Dorado Apartments; several two-flat apartments in the North End area, as well as commercial and residential properties in the South Beloit area.

Fern said of Baker: “His passing is a huge loss to the downtown development. He’s the most honest and loyal person I’ve ever done business with. He was a great friend and mentor. Urban Equities will continue to develop the downtown area.”

Funeral ceremonies to be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 27, 2011, in McCorkle Funeral Home, 767 N. Blackhawk Blvd., Rockton, Ill., with Pastor Cory Williams of Central Christian Church in Beloit, Wis., officiating. Burial will be in Shirland Township Cemetery. A visitation will be held at the funeral home from 4 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 26. A memorial is being established.

From the Oct. 26-Nov. 1, 2011, issue

From the Oct. 26-Nov. 1, 2011, issue

Britomar Lathrop, 90, died Oct. 4, 2011 at Rockford Memorial Hospital. She graduated from the University of California at Berkeley with a Ph.D. in psychology. She was employed by Singer Mental Health Center for many years before opening her own private practice, from which she retired at age 85. She was predeceased by her husband, Lyle, in 2008. Survivors include her daughter, Zena (Neil Johnson) Handlon, stepchildren and stepgrandchildren, and five great-grandchildren. Ms. Lathrop was a dedicated Quaker, a volunteer at Severson Dells, a member of Rockford Writers’ Guild, Word Weavers and Womanspace. In May 2002, she published Britomar’s Road Diaries, her own account of her family’s travels in California for five years, how she grew up under the dominance of a stern, demanding father, and eventually made peace with him. She resolved her own conflicts with a situation over which she had no control, and finally became stronger from her struggles. The review of her book, Britomar’s Road Diaries, originally published in The Rock River Times in 2002, is available online for our readers.

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Dr. Peter John Stanlis, 91, distinguished professor of humanities emeritus of Rockford College, died peacefully in his sleep in his Rockford home July 18.

Stanlis was born Aug. 12, 1919, to Lithuanian immigrant parents in Newark, N.J. His education included graduation from Nutley (N.J.) High School in 1937, a 1942 bachelor of arts degree from Middlebury College (Vermont), a 1944 master of arts degree from Middlebury’s Bread Loaf Graduate School of English, and a Ph.D. from the University of Michigan in 1951.

He was a faculty member at Rockford College for more than 20 years, including a term as Chairman of the English Department. Rockford College awarded him an Honorary Ph.D. in Humanities after his retirement.

Robert Frost (left) and Peter Stanlis (right) at the University of Detroit in 1962 on the occasion of Frost receiving an honorary degree. Stanlis arranged a poetry reading on this occasion in the sports arena of the university. It was attended by 10,000 people, coming in by the busload. Upon taking the stage, Frost declared to the crowd, "You're an avalanche!" This was Frost's last major public reading before his death Jan. 29, 1963. Stanlis was very proud of this event.

Dr. Stanlis was the world’s authority on the British statesman Edmund Burke, having written more publications about Burke than anyone living or dead. In addition, he wrote several books and many articles about his friend and mentor, the poet Robert Frost.

Dr. Stanlis lectured at prestigious academic gatherings both in the U.S. and abroad, and translations of his works have appeared in Swedish, French, German, Italian and Japanese.

His two most influential books are Edmund Burke and the Natural Law, now in its fifth edition, and Robert Frost: The Poet as Philosopher.

He served as President Ronald Reagan’s appointee for six years on The National Endowment for the Humanities beginning in 1982. In 1987, he was appointed a British Academy Research Fellow.

Stanlis was a member of Holy Family Catholic Church, Rotary, the Board of the Rockford Institute, Adviser to The Russell Kirk Center for Cultural Renewal (in Mecosta, Mich.), founding member of The American Society for 18th Century Studies, Distinguished Member of The Philadelphia Society, member of The Caxton Club of Chicago, co-founder of The Robert Frost Stone House Museum near Bennington, Vt., and its Friends of Frost; member of the Conference on British Studies, perennial member of the Frost Scholars Annual Gatherings, to only mention a few of his many honors and activities.

His wife, Eleanor Stanlis (eminent violinist and founder of The Rockford College Music Academy/The Music Academy of Rockford) and his daughter Ellie preceded him in death. Survivors include his daughter Ingrid (Paul Donnelly); stepchildren Margaret Batjer McNeeley (Joel), Dr. Hunt Batjer, and Peter Batjer; and Rockford College Professor Emeritus Joan Surrey Clark.

A funeral service for Stanlis will be Monday, Aug. 1, at Holy Family Church, 4401 Highcrest Rd at 1 p.m. A reception will follow the service.

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Mary Legue, 65, Rockford, 6/17/11

Barbara Stockwell, 71, Roscoe, 6/17/11

Shirley Conner, 77, Rockford, 6/17/11

Charlotte Cozzi, 76, Rockford, 6/17/11

William G. Wilson, Rockford, 6/18/11

Charlotte Nelson, 94, Rockford, 6/18/11

Eugene Morrall, 82, Rockford, 6/18/11

Catherine Gill, 93, Rockford, 6/18/11

Ada Moore, 70, Cherry Valley, 6/18/11

Josephine Wallbank, 85, Rockford, 6/19/11

Elsie Worcester, 89, Rockford, 6/19/11

Corneliu Morosanu, 69, Rockford, 6/19/11

Donald Jaeger, 84, Rockford, 6/19/11

Marion Fredriksen, 84, Rockford, 6/19/11

Gaylord Baxter, 78, Rockford, 6/19/11

Merle Nelson, 83, Rockford, 6/20/11

Vera Hendricks, 89, Rockford, 6/20/11

Cheryle Smith, 56, Rockford, 6/20/11

Marie Smith, 86, Rockford, 6/20/11

Mary Lucwinkow, 93, Rockford, 6/20/11

Burl Phillips, 86, Loves Park, 6/20/11

Jessica Nolan, 51, Machesney Park, 6/20/11

Theresa Weedman, 88, Rockford, 6/20/11

Patricia Brown, 89, Rockford, 6/21/11

Dorothy Debo, 84, Rockford, 6/21/11

Mary Wadleigh, 80, Machesney Park, 6/21/11

Maynard Adolphson, 88, Rockford, 6/21/11

Kim Zimmerman, 56, Rockford, 6/21/11

Suzellen Webb, 82, Rockford, 6/21/11

Scott Knodle, 63, Rockford, 6/21/11

Leonard Adrignola, 86, Rockford, 6/21/11

Vincent Palmeri, 69, Rockford, 6/22/11

Patricia Hayes, 71, Rockford, 6/22/11

Gary Stevenson, 56, Machesney Park, 6/22/11

Brenda Chapman, 60, Rockford, 6/22/11

Delores Askew, 54, Rockford, 6/22/11

Thomas Farmer, 75, Cherry Valley, 6/23/11

George Hauser, 76, Rockton, 6/23/11

Cheryl Skirvin, 59, Rockford, 6/23/11

Pat Doyle, 75, Rockford, 6/23/11

Rolando Villarreal, 59, Rockford, 6/23/11

Bessie Bimm, 88, Rockford, 6/23/11

Donald Onken, 79, Rockford, 6/23/11

Anthony Pontanini, 49, Rockford, 6/23/11

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Anthony Zajicek, 58, Rockford, 6/3/11

James Glenn, 69, Rockford, 6/3/11

John Sweeney, 51, Rockford, 6/3/11

William Chandler, 81, Rockford, 6/3/11

Antoinetta Ancona, 91, Rockford, 6/3/11

Jewell Simpson, 96, Rockford, 6/3/11

Mary Maggio, 95, Rockford, 6/4/11

Gilbert Hernandez, 57, Rockford, 6/4/11

Beverly Porter, 82, Rockford, 6/4/11

Harvey McClellan, 90, Rockford, 6/4/11

Margaret Petritz, 95, Rockford, 6/4/11

Elizabeth Johnson, 83, Rockford, 6/4/11

Chyrrell Mitchell, 60, Rockford, 6/4/11

Dorothy Schuelke, 85, Rockford, 6/5/11

Lonza Wilson, 57, Rockford, 6/5/11

William Lint, 72, Rockford, 6/5/11

James Luxem, 68, Rockford, 6/5/11

John Collins, 84, Rockford, 6/5/11

Raymond Ference, 87, Rockford, 6/5/11

Virginia Jason, 89, Rockford, 6/6/11

Donald Engstrom, 84, Rockford, 6/6/11

Paul Krominga, 76, Rockford, 6/6/11

Shelisa Myhre, 45, Rockford, 6/6/11

Clemens Schneider, 89, Rockford, 6/6/11

Dennis Mathison, 64, Rockford, 6/6/11

Ken Peterson, 79, Rockford, 6/7/11

Sherry Blascoe, 48, Rockford, 6/7/11

Alberto Santillan-De-Avila, 61, Rockford, 6/7/11

William Carter, 86, Rockford, 6/7/11

Audrey Feldcamp, 81, Rockford, 6/7/11

Charles Blahunka, 72, Rockford, 6/7/11

Mamie Tielkemeier, 82, Rockford, 6/7/11

Margaret Rodriguez, 52, Rockford, 6/7/11

Vicki Bilodeau, 62, Rockford, 6/8/11

Philip Tinoco, 80, Rockford, 6/8/11

Jo Ann Dote, 80, Rockford, 6/9/11

Dustin Hearring, 24, Rockford, 6/9/11

Dale Wickert, 88, Rockford, 6/9/11

Harry Opalinski, 88, Rockford, 6/9/11

Gary Hovda, 69, Rockford, 6/9/11

Donald McDonald, 86, Rockford, 6/9/11

Tammy Hamilton, 50, Rockford, 6/9/11

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Gretchen Luna, 72, Rockford, 5/20/11

Elizabeth Brier, 88, Rockford, 5/20/11

Jerry Zilka, 90, Rockford, 5/20/11

Marian Johnson, 96, Rockford, 5/20/11

Nedra Hall, 76, Rockford, 5/20/11

Martin Jefferson Jr., 26, Rockford, 5/20/11

Lila West, 75, Rockford, 5/20/11

Elsa Borchardt, 87, Rockford, 5/21/11

David Anderson, 81, Rockford, 5/21/11

Patricia Lawler, 69, Rockford, 5/21/11

Diane Sarver, 67, Rockford, 5/21/11

Clementine Harrington, 65, Rockford, 5/22/11

Donald Eash, 73, Rockford, 5/22/11

Arne Larson, 86, Rockford, 5/22/11

Mary Sommer, 80, Rockford, 5/22/11

Gerda Mork, 91, Rockford, 5/22/11

Dean Vargason, 82, Rockford, 5/23/11

Doris Williams, 86, Rockford, 5/23/11

Robert Schenk, 78, Rockford, 5/23/11

Sheila Bejster, 48, Rockford, 5/23/11

Verna Warrens, 94, Rockford, 5/23/11

Robert Stoner, 87, Rockford, 5/23/11

Stephen Domrzalski, 68, Rockford, 5/23/11

Jesse Moore, 73, Rockford, 5/23/11

Kenneth Walter, 72, Rockford, 5/24/11

Stacey Busker, 31 Rockford, 5/24/11

Glenna Zalefkas, 90, Rockford, 5/24/11

Robert Maitland, 87, Rockford, 5/25/11

Mary Ruth Baker, 81, Rockford, 5/25/11

Anna Mae Baarstad, 92, Rockford, 5/25/11

Donna Zeller, 79, Rockford, 5/25/11

Jeffrey Allen, 49, Rockford, 5/25/11

Shirley Storsveen, 76, Rockford, 5/25/11

Elizabeth Jose, 68, Rockford, 5/25/11

Rowland Akers, 91, Rockford, 5/25/11

Marylou Carlson, 70, Loves Park, 5/26/11

William King, 64, Rockford, 5/26/11

Robert Knope, 67, Rockford, 5/26/11

David Bergstadt, 58, Rockford, 5/26/11

Nadine Sahlstrom, 81, Rockford, 5/26/11

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Gerald Malmgren, 64, Rockford, 5/13/11

Julia Howard, 94, Rockford, 5/13/11

James Kerr, 75, Roscoe, 5/13/11

Donald Holm, 74, Rockford, 5/13/11

Hedvig Johnson, 97, Rockford, 5/13/11

Coralie McGarry, 82, Rockford, 5/13/11

Janet McGuire, 64, Rockford, 5/13/11

Kevin Bergeron, 59, Rockford, 5/14/11

Sandra Lindgren, 59, Rockford, 5/14/11

Pat Tooley, 79, Rockford, 5/14/11

Russell Milano, 63, Rockford, 5/14/11

Lawrence O’Neal, 76, Rockford, 5/14/11

Amy Fry-Pitzen, 43, Rockford, 5/14/11

Dean Holden, 84, Rockford, 5/14/11

Joan Heller, 83, Rockford, 5/14/11

Louise Green, 85, Rockford, 5/14/11

Julie Dalton, 57, Rockford, 5/14/11

Marvel Dohrman, 92, Rockford, 5/14/11

Gladys Damby, 94, Rockford, 5/14/11

Fred Hamrick, 54, Rockford, 5/14/11

Mary James, 87, Rockford, 5/15/11

Francys Parks, 70, Rockford, 5/15/11

Merced Quinones, 73, Rockford, 5/15/11

Phyllis Severson, 90, Rockford, 5/15/11

James Watson, 64, Rockford, 5/15/11

Marion Sacia, 96, Rockford, 5/15/11

Jonathan Hillard, 47, Rockford, 5/15/11

Aurora Abdul-Karin, 100, Rockford, 5/15/11

Janet Merkel, 60, Rockford, 5/15/11

Stephanie Davenport, 30, Rockford, 5/15/11

John Terranova, 87, Rockford, 5/15/11

William Peckham, 84, Rockford, 5/16/11

Jerry Moore, 58, Rockford, 5/16/11

Jane Meyers, 95, Rockford, 5/16/11

Joseph Digiacomo, 81, Rockford, 5/16/11

Marjorie Ray, 81, Machesney Park, 5/16/11

Rebecca Howard, 42, Rockford, 5/16/11

Garland Grace, 91, Rockford, 5/16/11

Gordon Rosenquist, 80, Rockford, 5/17/11

Sharon Cline, 50, Rockford, 5/17/11

Nazer Moss, 94, Rockford, 5/17/11

Patrick Donovan, 59, Rockford, 5/17/11

Jeanne Pearson, 62, Rockford, 5/17/11

Irene Gregg, 81, Pecatonica, 5/17/11

James Cassioppi, 64, Rockford, 5/17/11

Karen Harwick, 57, Rockford, 5/17/11

Darrell Fetters, 85, Rockford, 5/17/11

David Marriett, 61, Rockford, 5/17/11

Frank Navarro, 84, Rockford, 5/18/11

Margaret Vanso, 86, Rockford, 5/18/11

Rodney Williams, 59, Rockford, 5/18/11

Elizabeth Johnson, 83, Rockford, 5/18/11

Shirley Lambrecht, 72, Rockford, 5/18/11

Michael Litrento, 76, Rockford, 5/18/11

Eileen Edwards, 65, Rockford, 5/18/11

Emma Krebs, 72, Rockford, 5/18/11

Richard Braconier, 78, Rockford, 5/19/11

Carol Kincade, 53, Rockford, 5/19/11

Steven Talbott. 42. Rockford, 5/19/11

Roger Bass, 62, Rockford, 5/19/11

Ramona Thoren, 77, Rockford, 5/19/11

Evangeline Force, 102, Rockford, 5/19/11

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Rebecca Held, 61, Rockford, 4/22/11

Joseph Sciortino, 94, Rockford, 4/22/11

William Bull, 59, Rockford, 4/22/11

Elizabeth Lord, 95, Rockford, 4/22/11

Doris Staples, 89, Rockford, 4/22/1

Betty Swearingen, 72, Rockford, 4/22/11

Charles Baker, 56, Rockford, 4/22/11

Fred Kirchner, 69, Rockford, 4/22/11

Lee Lilly, 59, Rockford, 4/23/11

Dragica Kalajdzic, 47, 4/23/11

Amos Walston, Jr., 30, Rockford, 4/23/11

Esther Lee, 82, Rockford, 4/24/11

Paul Irving, 80, Rockford, 4/24/11

Laiping Lee, 89, Rockford, 4/24/11

Glenn Frank, 83, Cherry Valley, 4/24/11

Ada Gustitus, 94, Rockford, 4/24/11

Brian K. Roach, 52, Rockford, 4/24/11

Linda Hamilton, 64, Rockford, 4/25/11

Mary Jane Mehlbaum, 89, Rockford, 4/25/11

Maxine Money, 71, Rockford, 4/25/11

Nina Byars, 58, Rockford, 4/25/11

Debra Green, 52, Rockford, 4/25/11

Luis Ponce, 54, Rockford, 4/25/11

Virginia Swanson, 63, Rockford, 4/25/11

Todd Emanuel, 53, Rockford, 4/25/11

Edna Hibbs, 88, Rockford, 4/26/11

Maria DiGiacomo, 84, Rockford, 4/26/11

Ernest Johnson, 61, Rockford, 4/26/11

Gary Kraft, 58, Rockford, 4/26/11

Thomas Hardy, 67, Rockford, 4/26/11

Audrey Mintz, 74, Rockford, 4/26/11

Roger Caywood, 81, Rockford, 4/26/11

Richard Nelson, 74, Rockford, 4/26/11

Tammy Roberts, 40, Rockford, 4/26/11

Doyle Watkins, 79, Rockford, 4/26/11

Edward Johnston, 55, Rockford, 4/26/11

Roberta Kolner, 63, Rockford, 4/26/11

Bonnie Hartje, 94, Rockford, 4/26/11

Sanford Marzette, 39, Rockford, 4/26/11

Thomas Miholich, 40, Rockford, 4/27/11

Virginia Lewers, 66, Rockford, 4/27/11

Phillip Hill, l66, Machesney Park, 4/27/11

Bobby Boyd, 52, Rockford, 4/27/11

Jean Flink, 82, Rockford, 4/28/11

Margot Krast, 52, Rockford, 4/28/11

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