Helena and Jan Tarasewicz, center left, the parents of Theresa “Terri” Janus, grieve at the funeral Mass for Terri, her husband Stanley and her brother-in-law Adam Janus at St. Hyacinth Catholic Church.
Helena and Jan Tarasewicz, center left, the parents of Theresa “Terri” Janus, grieve at the funeral Mass for Terri, her husband Stanley and her brother-in-law Adam Janus at St. Hyacinth Catholic Church.
Alojza Janus, center, who saw two sons fall victim to poisoned Tylenol, is helped by her son-in-law Marian Czyz, left, and her husband, Tadeusz, outside St. Hyacinth in Chicago.
Three caskets are carried into St. Hyacinth Catholic Church in the Avondale neighborhood for the funeral of Adam, Stanley and Terri Janus, all victims of poisoned Tylenol.
Alojza Janus, center, grieves with her husband, Tadeusz, at right, at St. Hyacinth Catholic Church. They are the parents of Tylenol victims Adam and Stanley Janus.
Chicago Archbishop Joseph Bernardin, center, blesses one of the three caskets containing members of the Janus family at a funeral Mass held Oct. 5, 1982, in Chicago.
Chicago Archbishop Joseph Bernardin, center, blesses the Janus family caskets as they are carried out of St. Hyacinth Catholic Church.
Terri Janus’ parents, Jan and Helena Tarasewicz, from left, grieve at the mass for their daughter at St. Hyacinth Catholic Church.
Alojza Janus, center, is supported by son-in-law Marian Czyz and husband Tadeusz at the mass for her sons Adam and Stanley Janus, as well as for Stanley’s wife, Terri. Another son, Joseph Janus, is seen at right.
A crowd watches as one of three caskets containing members of the Janus family is carried out of St. Hyacinth Catholic Church.
Teresa Janus, the widow of Tylenol victim Adam Janus, is helped out of St. Hyacinth Catholic Church with her daughter Kathy in hand after his funeral Mass.
A casket is carried out of St. Hyacinth Catholic Church after the funeral Mass for Adam, Stanley and Terri Janus.
Three hearses line up outside St. Hyacinth Catholic Church, where the Mass for Adam, Stanley and Terri Janus was held.
Helena Tarasewicz, mother of Tylenol victim Terri Janus, weeps over her daughter’s casket during graveside services at Maryhill Cemetery in Chicago.
Adam and Teresa Janus on their wedding day. Adam was the first member of the Janus family to take Tylenol and fall ill.
Stanley and Terri Janus on their honeymoon. They were newlyweds when they died from taking poisoned Tylenol.
Terri and Stanley Janus on their wedding day. “I thought they would have a long, good life together,” said Terri’s friend Sandy Botwinski, who was a bridesmaid.