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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 Marvin "Marv" J. Dahlhauser of East |
4 | | Moline, who passed away on December 5, 2020; and
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5 | | WHEREAS, Marv Dahlhauser was born to Peter and Josephine |
6 | | (Elbert) Dahlhauser in Tallulah, Louisiana on March 22, 1933, |
7 | | and his family moved to Whittemore, Iowa shortly after his |
8 | | birth; he graduated from Presentation Academy in Whittemore in |
9 | | 1951, where he was an outstanding baseball and basketball star; |
10 | | he attended Loras College in Dubuque, Iowa for two years before |
11 | | enlisting in the U.S. Army; he served in Korea for two years; |
12 | | after returning from Korea and using the GI Bill, he graduated |
13 | | from the University of Iowa in 1958 with a major in accounting; |
14 | | he married Bernadette Huber in Aitkin, Minnesota on August 22, |
15 | | 1959; and
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16 | | WHEREAS, Marv Dahlhauser worked for Deere & Company as a |
17 | | traveling auditor and moved from dealership to dealership for |
18 | | three months at a time; after 28 years in various positions at |
19 | | Deere, he retired in 1986 and worked part time as an income tax |
20 | | preparer; and
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21 | | WHEREAS, Marv Dahlhauser was a man of great faith and an |
22 | | active member at St. Anne's Catholic Church in East Moline; |
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1 | | there, he served as a trustee, finance manager, money counter, |
2 | | and as a Eucharistic minister; he also enjoyed volunteering, |
3 | | including helping the elderly with their finances and taking |
4 | | nursing home residents to Catholic Mass; and
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5 | | WHEREAS, Marv Dahlhauser was a member of the Knights of |
6 | | Columbus, the American Legion, Catholic Foresters, Korean War |
7 | | Veterans, and the Quad City Cribbage Club; and
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8 | | WHEREAS, Marv Dahlhauser enjoyed working in his yard and |
9 | | garden, playing golf, and reaching his daily step goal at the |
10 | | local grocery store; he loved playing cards, especially bridge, |
11 | | which he also taught; he will be remembered as an energetic, |
12 | | personable, joy-filled extrovert; and
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13 | | WHEREAS, Marv Dahlhauser was preceded in death by his |
14 | | parents; his brothers, Paul, Henry, Edward, Pete, and James; |
15 | | and his sisters, Agnes, Helen, Jodie, Marie, Margie, and Angie; |
16 | | and
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17 | | WHEREAS, Marv Dahlhauser is survived by his wife of 61 |
18 | | years; his three children, Karl (Pamela) Dahlhauser, Keith |
19 | | Dahlhauser, and Kate (Richard) Pickett; his eight |
20 | | grandchildren, Benjamin, Grant, Thomas (Megan), Helen, and |
21 | | Sylvia Dahlhauser and Ashley, Alexander, and Andrew Pickett; |
22 | | his
one brother, Arthur Dahlhauser; and his many nieces and |
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1 | | nephews; therefore, be it
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2 | | RESOLVED, BY THE SENATE OF THE ONE HUNDRED FIRST GENERAL |
3 | | ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, that we mourn the passing of
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4 | | Marvin "Marv" J. Dahlhauser and extend our sincere
condolences |
5 | | to his family, friends, and all who knew and loved
him; and be |
6 | | it further
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7 | | RESOLVED, That a suitable copy of this resolution be
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8 | | presented to the family of Marv Dahlhauser as an expression of
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9 | | our deepest sympathy.
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