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Cremation Society of Illinois

1030 East Northwest Highway Suite 100

Mount Prospect, IL 60056

(847) 577-6505

FFH Friedrichs Funeral Home Inc

320 West Central Road

Mount Prospect, IL 60008

(847) 255-7800

Friedrichs Funeral Home Inc

320 W Central Rd

Mount Prospect, IL 60056

(847) 255-7800

Mount Prospect IL Obituaries and Death Notices

Mount Prospect builder's legacy of community service lauded - Chicago Daily Herald

Nick Papanicholas Sr., who died Tuesday at 68 days after suffering cardiac arrest at his Mount Prospect home, was a master builder, piloting a wide range of public building projects -- encompassing everything from schools to golf courses.But it was a private and very personal project, the Mount Prospect Ice Arena, that was dearest to his heart.The project grew out of the need for a local club hockey team whose members included two of his grandchildren to find convenient access to ice. Papanicholas transformed a vacant 71,000-square-foot building at 1501 Feehanville Drive into a showplace for youth hockey, taking the $12 million project from coffee table discussion to completion in under a year.Over the past 10 years, schools became a specialty of his full-service contracting firm, Nicholas & Associates Inc., which handled projects for more than 35 local school districts, all delivered under tight deadlines.His motto was, "The kids will walk through those front doors the first day of school," his son, Nick Jr., said.As deftly as he balanced construction projects, he fou...

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Mount Prospect builder's legacy of community service lauded - Chicago Daily Herald

Nick Papanicholas Sr., who died Tuesday at 68 days after suffering cardiac arrest at his Mount Prospect home, was a master builder, piloting a wide range of public building projects -- encompassing everything from schools to golf courses.But it was a private and very personal project, the Mount Prospect Ice Arena, that was dearest to his heart.The project grew out of the need for a local club hockey team whose members included two of his grandchildren to find convenient access to ice. Papanicholas transformed a vacant 71,000-square-foot building at 1501 Feehanville Drive into a showplace for youth hockey, taking the $12 million project from coffee table discussion to completion in under a year.Over the past 10 years, schools became a specialty of his full-service contracting firm, Nicholas & Associates Inc., which handled projects for more than 35 local school districts, all delivered under tight deadlines.His motto was, "The kids will walk through those front doors the first day of school," his son, Nick Jr., said.As deftly as he balanced construction projects, he fou...