The Pradel family is asking for prayers as Mayor Emeritus George Pradel begins treatment for cancer.
The longest-serving mayor of Naperville was diagnosed with multi myeloma, which affects the blood, immune system and bones. He is currently undergoing chemotherapy twice a week. During this time, his family would like to keep visits and phone calls at a minimum in order to help preserve his strength, but appreciates everyone’s good thoughts.
We here at NCTV17 wish him all the best.
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