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1 | | SENATE RESOLUTION
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2 | | WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois Senate are saddened to |
3 | | learn of the death of Eugene Seaver of Ringwood, formerly of |
4 | | Wonder Lake, who passed away on December 19, 2016 at the age of |
5 | | 81; and
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6 | | WHEREAS, Eugene Seaver was born to Russell and Emily Seaver |
7 | | on August 10, 1935; he married Patricia Thilken at St. Agnes |
8 | | Catholic Church in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on January 28, 1956; |
9 | | and
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10 | | WHEREAS, Eugene Seaver joined the United States Army in |
11 | | 1955 and worked in the Chemical Corp.; Pat joined him while he |
12 | | was stationed in England and Germany; after being discharged in |
13 | | 1958, they moved back to Milwaukee, Wisconsin and then later to |
14 | | Wonder Lake; and
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15 | | WHEREAS, Eugene Seaver was the owner of Mohawk |
16 | | Refrigeration and Eagle Sales for over 35 years; he enjoyed |
17 | | volunteering in various ministries; he was a Boy Scout and Cub |
18 | | Scout leader, a CCD teacher, a Stephens Minister, a RCIA |
19 | | sponsor, and an active member of the Hispanic Ministry at The |
20 | | Church of Holy Apostles; he was also involved in many retreats |
21 | | at the Villa; and
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1 | | WHEREAS, Eugene Seaver lived his faith with his repeated |
2 | | missionary work in Haiti, Africa, and Slovakia; he loved to |
3 | | travel and meet people of all countries; and
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4 | | WHEREAS, Eugene Seaver loved adventure, whether it was |
5 | | sledding, canoeing, hiking, or trying to surf in Hawaii; he |
6 | | will be remembered for his quiet and gentle understanding of |
7 | | people and he leaves a legacy of love and compassion; he was a |
8 | | brother in life and death to the Tamargo and Del Portillo |
9 | | families, who fled Cuba in the early 1960s; and |
10 | | WHEREAS, Eugene Seaver was preceded in death by his |
11 | | parents; his wife, Patricia Seaver; his son, Joe Seaver; his |
12 | | daughter, Mary Welzen; his grandson, Jeremy Ackerman; and his |
13 | | brother-in-law, Dick Thilken; and |
14 | | WHEREAS, Eugene Seaver is survived by his children, Anne |
15 | | Seaver, Cathy (Brian) Ackerman, Paul Seaver, John (Michelle) |
16 | | Seaver, and Therese (Buddy) Matthys; his son-in-law, Robert |
17 | | Welzen; his 20 grandchildren, Robert Jr. and Mary Catherine |
18 | | Welzen, Jenna Seaver, Melissa, Nicholas, Zachary, and Kelly |
19 | | Ackerman, Ashley, Matthew, Allix, and Abigail Seaver, Mark, |
20 | | Ethan, Emily, and Nicole Seaver, Brooke, Courtney, Lucas, |
21 | | Michaela, and Noah Matthys; his four great-grandchildren, |
22 | | Marcus and Rowan Seaver, and Brooklyn and Dylan Ackerman; his |
23 | | sister-in-law, Mary Ellen Thilken; his five nieces and nephews, |
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1 | | Bill (Tammy), Mike, Terry, Ed, and Colette Thilken; therefore, |
2 | | be it
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3 | | RESOLVED, BY THE SENATE OF THE ONE HUNDREDTH GENERAL |
4 | | ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, that we, along with his |
5 | | family and friends, mourn the passing of Eugene Seaver, and |
6 | | extend our sincere condolences to his family, friends, and all |
7 | | who knew and loved him; and be it further
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8 | | RESOLVED, That a suitable copy of this resolution be |
9 | | presented to the family of Eugene Seaver as an expression of |
10 | | our deepest sympathy.
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