A music giant slipped away while the world wasn’t looking. Walter Parazaider, the quiet architect behind Chicago’s soaring horn sound, is gone at 81 after a brutal six-year battle with Alzheimer’s. His daughter’s final words to “poppy, my Pal” shattered fans. His wife of 59 years clung to their last moments. Then the band reveal… Continues…
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