On Monday afternoon, October 15, 2007, more than 100 people remembered the unidentified little boy as he was laid to rest at Assumption Cemetery in Wheaton. Mourners included members of the sheriff's office, the DuPage County Funeral Director's Association and people from across the area who said they have been touched by the boy's story. Sheriff John Zaruba and DuPage County Coroner Peter Siekmann were among the four pallbearers who carried his tiny white-and-gold casket to its final resting place, and detectives Joe Del Guidice and John Gradus laid a wreath of white and blue flowers at the gravesite.∼The boy's body was found in a wooded area in unincorporated Naperville, wrapped in a blue laundry bag, this happened more than 2 years ago...............
On Monday afternoon, October 15, 2007, more than 100 people remembered the unidentified little boy as he was laid to rest at Assumption Cemetery in Wheaton. Mourners included members of the sheriff's office, the DuPage County Funeral Director's Association and people from across the area who said they have been touched by the boy's story. Sheriff John Zaruba and DuPage County Coroner Peter Siekmann were among the four pallbearers who carried his tiny white-and-gold casket to its final resting place, and detectives Joe Del Guidice and John Gradus laid a wreath of white and blue flowers at the gravesite.∼The boy's body was found in a wooded area in unincorporated Naperville, wrapped in a blue laundry bag, this happened more than 2 years ago...............
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