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SENATE RESOLUTION

  
 
2    WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois Senate are saddened to 
3learn of the death of Allan Frederick Etheridge of Marengo, who 
4passed away on April 22, 2017; and
  
 
5    WHEREAS, Allan Etheridge was born in Ullin to Frederick and 
6Faye (Allen) Etheridge on February 23, 1938; he served in the 
7United States Army as a combat engineer from 1962 to 1964; he 
8married Marilyn J. Fuchs at St. John the Baptist Roman  Catholic 
9Church in Johnsburg on June 12, 1965; and
  
 
10    WHEREAS, Allan Etheridge was employed for over 30 years at 
11the Eaton Corporation (formerly Singer) in Crystal Lake; and
  
 
12    WHEREAS, Allan Etheridge enjoyed doing outdoor maintenance 
13projects around his home; he was a history buff and enjoyed 
14watching movies or television shows having to do with history; 
15he was a member of St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church 
16in Johnsburg and St. Mary Church in McHenry; and
  
 
17    WHEREAS, Allan Etheridge and his wife were residents of the 
18McHenry/Johnsburg area for 51 years; they moved  to Marengo to 
19be closer to their daughter; and
  
 
20    WHEREAS, Allan Etheridge is survived by his wife of nearly 
 
 
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152 years, Marilyn; his children, Mark (Julie) Etheridge, 
2William (Wendy) Etheridge, and Mary Ellen (John) Fitch; his 
3grandchildren, Kristi, Brandon, Courtney, Sydney, and Skylar 
4Etheridge, Madeline and Nicole Fitch, and J.T. Etheridge; his 
5father, Frederick Etheridge; his brother, Stanley (Shiela) 
6Etheridge; his sister, Paula Etheridge; and his 
7brother-in-law, Tom Fuchs; therefore, be it
  
 
8    RESOLVED, BY THE SENATE OF THE ONE HUNDREDTH GENERAL 
9ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, that we mourn the passing of 
10Allan Frederick Etheridge, 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  Allan Etheridge as an expression of 
15our deepest sympathy.