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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 Lawrence Eugene "Larry" Bertino of Laguna |
| 4 | | Hills, California, who passed away on April 26, 2018; and
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| 5 | | WHEREAS, Larry Bertino was born to Peter and Jennie |
| 6 | | (Vernizzi) Bertino on February 21, 1932; the eighth of ten |
| 7 | | children, he was raised in Channahon until, at age 14, he left |
| 8 | | home to join the Monastery at Mt. Carmel in Niagara Falls, |
| 9 | | Ontario, Canada; in 1952, he left the monastery and joined the |
| 10 | | United States Air Force and served as a linguist during the |
| 11 | | Korean War; he then attended UCLA and earned degrees in |
| 12 | | engineering and Slavic languages; he also attended Loyola |
| 13 | | University in Los Angeles and earned his law degree; he married |
| 14 | | Ruth Marie Tucker in 1981, and they settled in Laguna Hills, |
| 15 | | California; and
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| 16 | | WHEREAS, Larry Bertino began his career at McDonald Douglas |
| 17 | | Aerospace, where he sold aircraft around the world; for a time, |
| 18 | | he practiced law at his own firm and with the firm of Rutan and |
| 19 | | Tucker in Newport Beach, California; he eventually returned to |
| 20 | | McDonald Douglas, where he worked until his retirement; and
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| 21 | | WHEREAS, Larry Bertino and his wife were actively involved |
| 22 | | in the Laguna Hills Cityhood Committee; he was also on the |