Frank P. Di Pompeo
Frank P. Di Pompeo, age 64, of Indian Head Park, IL; loving husband of Mary (nee Chaloupka) for 44 years; dearest dad of Ryan (Julia) and Jake (Veronica Moul) Di Pompeo; fond brother of Christine (late John Lorenz), Mike (Maryann), and the late Leonard Di Pompeo; son of the late Nellie & late Leo Di Pompeo.
Visitation Thursday, Feb. 29 from 4 to 9pm at St. John of the Cross Church, 5005 Wolf Rd., Western Springs. Visitation continues at church Friday, March 01 from 10am until time of Funeral Mass, 11am. Interment private.
I am so glad that I got to spend so much quality time with you these last few months. You will be greatly missed by me and so many others.
Always remember the bubbles.
Frank was a silent force behind so many events at St John of the Cross. He will be so missed. He was a trooper in accepting his cross and tried so hard to be brave and positive. May he rest in eternal peace. We have lost a good man. God bless all of you, his dear family, and take comfort that he was loved and is no longer in pain or worry.
Frank, I’ll always remember growing up with you on Roosevelt rd. Rest in peace my friend till we meet again.
I had the great honor of working with Frank in my position as Fire Marshal and later as Fire Chief of the Western Springs Fire Department. Frank was always very accommodating and concerned about the safety of all the SJC members. My condolences to family and friends. May you rest in peace and let perpetual light shine upon you.
Frank was incredibly kind and had a positive impact on anyone who met him. Our prayers go out to his extended family at this difficult time and hope that there is some solace in how many people cared for him.
Frank, you were my first “extra big brother “. You were kind, loving, protective, generous and so many other wonderful adjectives. Pat and I were lucky to have you in our lives. Rest easy my friend.
Frank was so kind to my mom and our family. He was the definition of a good neighbor. I will keep Frank and his family in my prayers. Rest in Peace Frank. Our sincere condolences during this most difficult time.
The Niemi Family
Frank was one of a kind. I’ll never forget him ! Love you all 🙏🏻
What a beautiful soul – I was so glad to have gotten to know Frank thru working with him on the Fest- no matter what, he was always willing to do what was needed! I am sorry for the family and our parish family as well.
I know Frank from his support for-the Men’s Club activities. He was always there for us. He really helped SJC in so many ways. We will miss him but we won’t forget him! May his family know how he was so helpful to SJC, and respected by everyone who worked with him. Great Guy!
I am so very sorry to hear about Frank. My deepest sympathies to his family. May the good memories of him remain in your hearts and bring smiles to your faces when you think of him.
My dad was Ed DiPompeo, the son of Marianne and Ralph who lived off of Chicago Avenue in the “old neighborhood,” not too far from the couple I knew as Uncle Frank and Aunt Christine, who, I believe, were Frank’s grandparents. I touched base with Frank a few years ago when we found each other on Facebook. Glad we had that chance to catch up on things.
Such a Sad Loss
I pray for God’s Peace upon his Family and Friends