Hi Marie; I found Lawrence's obit but not Emily's. Since Mastre is a fairly rare surname I went ahead and pulled on just the surname and got the following articles and obits. Cheers, Masugu 1952-05-22 Chicago Tribune (IL) S.W. SIDE VETS OF KOREAN WAR RETURN TO U.S. Edition: Chicago Tribune - MidWeek "The General William Gorden army transport recently docked at San Francisco with 3,654 veterans of the Korean War. Southwest siders among them included:....Corp. Sam Mastre, 7028 Lowe av.;...." Chicago-Tribune Topic: WAR KOREA ROTATION 1952 1955-01-30 Chicago Tribune (IL) EROL Edition: Chicago Tribune Paul M. Erol, dear husband of Susan, nee Mastre; beloved son of Emma and the late Michael, beloved brother of Helen Muyadin, Clara Store, and William, fond son-in-law of Michael and Theresa. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from chapel, 1056 W. Chicago avenue, corner of Ogden, to St. Symphorosa and Seven Sons church, 61st street and Mason avenue. Mass at 10:30 a.m. Interment Queen of Heaven. HAymarket 1-0936. Copyright 1955, Chicago Tribune. For permission to reprint, contact Chicago Tribune. Record Number: 19550130dn048 1955-12-26 Chicago Tribune (IL) STETZ Edition: Chicago Tribune Gregory Allen Stetz, 2217 S. Millard avenue, beloved son of Chester and Emma, nee Mastre; fond grandson of Michael and Theresa Mastre and the late Mrs. Julia; dear nephew of Eugene, Lorraine, Frances, Susie, Leana, Jesse, Florence, Sam, and Lawrence. Funeral Tuesday, Dec. 27, from chapel, 1822 S. Ashland avenue, to Blessed Sacrament church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. Information, CAnal 6-6683. Copyright 1955, Chicago Tribune. For permission to reprint, contact Chicago Tribune. Record Number: 19551226dn205 1965-09-07 Chicago Tribune (IL) PRESS SEARCH FOR 3 LOST AS BOAT CAPSIZES 2 Brothers Are Among 4 Victims Edition: Chicago Tribune "...Lawrence Maestre, 20, of 3339 Union Avenue, a witness, said...." Chicago-Tribune Topic: TURNIPSEED, A - Z 1973-12-19 Chicago Tribune (IL) MASTRE Edition: Chicago Tribune Michael Mastre, beloved husband of Theresa, nee Capra; fond father of Lawrence, Lena Pertile, Emma Stetz, Susan Erol, Jessie Kruchell, Gloria Gargaro, Sam and Florence Knifper; grandfather of Annett, Larry, Theresa, Rita, Claudia, Debbie, Rickey, Michael and John; greatgrandfather of four; brother of Lucy Yezza and the late Rose Capra. Funeral Thursday, 8:45 a.m., from Egan Funeral Home, 3700 W. 63d St., to the Church of St. Mary Star of the Sea. Interment Mount Carmel. LU 2-2000. Copyright 1973, Chicago Tribune. For permission to reprint, contact Chicago Tribune. Record Number: 19731219dn078 1976-06-14 Chicago Tribune (IL) NOVAK Edition: Chicago Tribune Anna Novak, nee Vasnauskas, beloved wife of the late Gust; dear mother of Emily (Lawrence) Mastre; grandmother of Annette, Lawrence and Theresa; sister of Charlotte Balta; aunt of Charlotte Wasno. Funeral Tuesday, 8:30 a.m., from Egan Funeral Home, 3700 W. 63d St., to the Church of St. Thomas More. Interment St. Casimir. LU 2-2000. Copyright 1976, Chicago Tribune. For permission to reprint, contact Chicago Tribune. Record Number: 19760614dn105 1982-02-23 Chicago Tribune (IL) Lawrence M. Mastre Edition: Chicago Tribune Mass for Lawrence M. Mastre, 37, a Chicago police officer, will be at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday in Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, 2745 W. 44th St. Mr. Mastre died Saturday in an auto crash in the 400 block of West 35th Street. He is survived by his wife, Mary; two sons, James and Michael; a daughter, Tina; his parents, Lawrence and Emily Mastre; and two sisters. Copyright 1982, Chicago Tribune.[br]For permission to reprint, contact Chicago Tribune. Record Number: 19820223ob011 1982-02-22 Chicago Tribune (IL) MASTRE Edition: Chicago Tribune Lawrence M. Mastre C.P.D., beloved husband of Mary, nee Wizgird; fond father of James, Tina and Michael; loving son of Lawrence and Emily; dear brother of Annette and Theresa Mastre. Funeral Wednesday, 8:45 a.m., from Egan Funeral Home, 3700 W. 63rd St., to the Church of Immaculate Conception. Interment St. Casimir. Please omit flowers. Visitation after 4 p.m., Monday. LU2-2000. Copyright 1982, Chicago Tribune. For permission to reprint, contact Chicago Tribune. Record Number: 19820222dn102 LOW-KEY SATELLITE DISH CONFORMS TO VILLAGE ETIQUETTE Chicago Tribune December 7, 1992 Author: Jim Jacobs. John Mastre`s neighbors in the Tallgrass subdivision are probably wondering if he is planning a barbecue party for Christmas. Mastre hasn`t brought in his patio umbrella and table for the winter, but that`s because his back yard furniture gives new meaning to the term ``functional.`` What appears to be a 7 1/2-foot umbrella on Mastre`s patio is really a television satellite dish. The disguise helped Mastre get approval from Bartlett, which prohibits satellite dishes larger than 6 feet in diameter without a special-use permit. Mastre installed his dish before he knew about the requirement, but village officials were enthusiastic when they saw photos of the equipment. The Village Board granted after-the-fact approval for the permit last week. ``From a distance, you`d never be able to tell it`s a satellite dish,``Mastre said. A California company markets the umbrella treatment as ``perfect for areas with zoning restrictions.`` The setup is ideal for Mastre, a sports fan who uses the dish to pull in network feeds of football, basketball, hockey and other sporting events. Joe Herreweyers, vice president of E&E Systems, the Wauconda firm that installed Mastre`s dish, said either expensive landscaping or the new dish is becoming necessary in a number of towns. Additional cost for the umbrella and accompanying patio table is about $1,000, he said. According to Herreweyers, proof that the disguise works occurred in a suburb, which he would not identify, where a customer balked at what he considered an unreasonable amount of municipal red tape-submitting plats of survey and attending several board meetings-and had one installed withoutpermission. ``It`s been up for six months, and nobody knows,`` Herreweyers said. Caption: PHOTO Caption: PHOTO: John Mastre kicks up his heels beneath his patio table, which doubles first and foremost as an incognito satellite dish. Tribune photo by James Mayo. Edition: DU PAGE SPORTS FINAL Section: DU PAGE Page: 3 Index Terms: SUBURB; TELEVISION; TECHNOLOGY; ALTERNATIVE; PRODUCT; PROFILE Dateline: BARTLETT Copyright 1992, 2004, Chicago Tribune Record Number: CTR9204210561 Column: Real Estate Transfers Daily Herald March 23, 1997 Estimated printed pages: 6 "Property transfers listed in area communities for the period of Dec. 27, 1996, through Jan. 14, 1997, as released by the DuPage County Assessor's Office. The transfers are listed by community with sale price, address, seller, buyer and date recorded..... ....LOMBARD.... ....$121,200, 2271 S. Elizabeth St., Pulte Home Corp. to Jorge A. Mastre, Dec. 30....." Column: EVENING. Health. Chicago Tribune January 22, 1999 REMOVAL IS DIFFICULT: Tattoos should be considered permanent--whether the subject be names, flowers, gang signs or whatever--because removing or `editing' content is tedious, expensive and sometime difficult and even a harmful repiercing of the skin surface. Skin doctors do not favor tattooing. TB STILL A CONCERN ELSEWHERE: Many years ago a large number of people in North America died or were isolated in sanitariums because of tuberculosis. Tuberculosis has been well controlled in the U.S. thanks to antibiotics, but it is still rampant in lesser-developed countries. And now, as more and more TB bacteria are resistant to antibiotics, this disease is on the rise. Caption: PHOTO: ARM ADVERTISING: Tattooist Randy Mastre, whose decorated arms are shown here, is the founder of the Christian Tattoo Association. In his studio in Bismarck, N.D., he asserts that he safely applies biblical inscriptions and portraits of Christ to the skin of those who want to proclaim their Christian faith. Caption: PHOTO Edition: EVENING UPDATE Section: NEWS Page: 7 Column: EVENING. Health. Index Terms: HEALTH; GUIDELINE Copyright 1999, Chicago Tribune Record Number: CTR9901230182 TERMAN Chicago Tribune June 15, 2001 Estimated printed pages: 1 Rochelle Terman, of Hallandale, FL, formerly of Chicago, beloved wife of Sheldon; loving mother of John Terman Mastre, Marla (Michael) Fields, Michael (Gladys) Terman and Ivy (Lewis) Altman; proud grandmother of seven; dear sister of Sarah (Aaron) Kazanow, Freda Stout and Arthur (Bernice) Rabin. Graveside service Friday, 3 p.m. at Westlawn Cemetery, 7801 W. Montrose, Chicago. In lieu of flowers, contribuitons may be made to American Cancer Society. Directed by The Weinstein Family Services Wilmette Chapel, Info. 847-256-5700 Edition: North Sports Final Section: Obituaries Page: 11 Index Terms: DEATH NOTICE Copyright 2001, Chicago Tribune Record Number: CTR0106150187 Jessie C. Kruchell Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL) November 18, 2004 Jessie C. Kruchell of Oakbrook Terrace Funeral services for Jessie C. Kruchell (nee Mastre), 78, will begin with prayers at 8:45 a.m. Saturday, at Brust Funeral Home, 135 S. Main St., Lombard. Mass will follow at 9:30 a.m., at Ascension Catholic Church. The Rev. Damien Graziao will officiate. Interment will be in Queen of Heaven Mausoleum, Hillside. Visitation will be from 4 to 9 p.m. Friday, at the funeral home. Mrs. Kruchell died Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2004, at Good Samaritan Hospital. She resided in Westchester from 1969 to 1984. She was a homemaker and a 20-year member of Ascension Catholic Church in Oakbrook Terrace. She is survived by her daughters, Rita (John) Ambrogio of Carol Stream and Claudia (Jim) Thomson of West Chicago; her grandchildren, Patricia (Ron) Fritz of Carol Stream, Michelle (Tim) Duren of Gilberts, John (Shannon) Ambrogio of West Chicago, Joe (Debra) Ambrogio of Carol Stream, Paul (Rosanna) Ambrogio of Bartlett; her great-grandchildren, Courtney, Alex, Leanna, Leah, Sammy, Tommy, Johnny and Annie; her sister, Susan Erol of Chicago; and by her brother-in-law, Richard (the late Florence) Knipfer of Lombard. She was preceded in death by her husband, George M.; and by seven brothers and sisters. Memorials to the American Heart Association or to the American Diabetes Association would be appreciated. For information, (630) 629-0094. Section: Business Column: Obituaries Copyright 2004 Daily Herald Record Number: 763011 RESIDENTIAL SALES Chicago Tribune (IL) October 30, 2005 "The following residential real estate sales for the city of Chicago were recorded in September. The edited home sales data come from Record Information Services Inc., which provides a variety of public record data to business, government and consumers. RIS covers the Illinois counties of Cook, Champaign, Dekalb, Dupage, Kane, Kendall, Lake, McHenry, St. Clair and Will. Databases include foreclosures, mortgages, new homeowners, new businesses, bankruptcies, tax liens, divorces and probate. More information may be found at www.public-record.com or www.marketingdata.biz. 630-557-1000. Near North Side Continued from last week.... $350,000--300 W. Grand Ave. Unit 305, Natalie S. Casenas to Michalene Mastre...." TERMAN-MASTRE, JOHN Chicago Tribune (IL) November 3, 2005 Estimated printed pages: 1 John Terman-Mastre, age 42, of Hollywood, FL, formerly of Chicago, passed away Nov. 2, 2005, beloved husband of Sherry; loving son of Sam Mastre and Sheldon Terman; dear brother of Michael Terman, Marla Fields, Ivy Altman and Michalene Mastre. Graveside Services will be held on Friday, Nov. 4 at 2:30 p.m. at West- lawn Cemetery, 7801 W. Montrose, Chicago. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Association, 30 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 60602. Directed by Weinstein Funeral Home, 847-256-5700 . Edition: Chicago Final Section: Obituaries Page: 13 Index Terms: DEATH NOTICE Copyright (c) 2005, Chicago Tribune Company. All rights reserved. Record Number: CTR0511030053