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SR0498 98TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY


  

 


 
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SENATE RESOLUTION

 
2    WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois Senate are saddened to
3learn of the death of Harold Richard Eckerstrom, who passed
4away on August 7, 2013; and
 
5    WHEREAS, Harold Eckerstrom was born on March 4, 1918 to
6Charles and Lena Eckerstrom in Waukegan; he was a World War II
7veteran, serving in the Pacific Theater as a Navy Seabee; he
8married Mildred Bell on December 29, 1956 in Crown Point,
9Indiana; and
 
10    WHEREAS, Harold Eckerstrom retired from Amco Tool in North
11Chicago; and
 
12    WHEREAS, Harold Eckerstrom was a member of the American
13Legion Post 771 in Gurnee and the Veterans of Foreign Wars in
14Waukegan; and
 
15    WHEREAS, Harold Eckerstrom was preceded in death by his
16parents; his sisters, Mildred Schoenke, Irene Kleinert,
17Dorothy Piispanen, Gladys Wilson, and Helen Smith; his brother,
18Melvin Eckerstrom; his nieces, Joyce Proctor and Nancy Godfrey;
19and his nephews, Melvin Eckerstrom, Jr. and James Kleinert; and
 
20    WHEREAS, Harold Eckerstrom is survived by his daughters,

 

 

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1Katherine (John) Hall and Gail Eldridge; his grandchildren,
2Jenny (Ken) Morse, Kelly (Mark) Godzecki, and Dawn (Rolando)
3Pulido; his great-grandchildren, Kendra Morse, Hailey
4Godzecki, and Roman and Royce Pulido; his nieces, Renee (Marv)
5Piekle, June (Soren) Jensen, Sandra (Dave) Pedersen, Sharon
6Wimsatt, and Mary Wilkes; and his nephew, Marvin Smith;
7therefore, be it
 
8    RESOLVED, BY THE SENATE OF THE NINETY-EIGHTH GENERAL
9ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, that we mourn the passing of
10Harold Richard Eckerstrom, and extend our sincere condolences
11to his family, friends, and all who knew and loved him; and be
12it further
 
13    RESOLVED, That a suitable copy of this resolution be
14presented to the family of Harold Eckerstrom as an expression
15of our deepest sympathy.