“He was just a really good guy. He was always there, he was always dependable, he always showed up, he always helped. He was always on.”
. He had just gotten back from his second job at a bakery, and it was a few days before he and his family were set to move to a home he had purchased on the Northwest Side, according to Nancy Valentin, director of health equity at Northwest Center.
Everyone who knew Olivares had a good word to say about him, Rudyk said, especially those who worked under him as manager for the health equity program at Northwest Center. Olivares had left the office about 5 p.m. but stopped by his other job at La Canasta Bakery, 3575 W. Armitage, to bake a cake that was requested at the last minute, said Valentin, who spoke with Olivares’ family.
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