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Terrence "Terry" Foy
1951-10-16 2015-06-02https://www.smithcorcoran.com/obituary/mr-terrence-terry-foy/
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John Garms
2013-06-10John W. Garms of Arlington Heights John W. Garms, 61. Beloved son of Betty, nee Burkell and the late Leonard "Bud" Garms; loving father of Bianca (Mark) Valintis; proud big grampa of Kylie and Myles Valintis; dear brother of Michael Garms, Karen (the late Steve) Adams and Kris (Mark) Saia; cherished uncle of Dan, Bryan and Kevin Adams and Jarrett, Drew and Eric Saia; fond cousin of Barbara Marsh, JP Bernier and Denise Bernier; and dear friend of Royal Duncan. A graduate of Arlington High School and Bradley University in Peori...
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Cristine Karm (Gehrig)
1952-06-02 2012-11-25
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Patricia Thompson (Givens)
2023-08-29 2023-08-29
David Grandt
2007-08-02David W. Grandt, 55, of Hoffman Estates, Retired Lieutenant of the Schaumburg Fire Department, died suddenly Aug. 2, 2007 as a result of a motorcycle accident. David is the beloved husband of Christine, nee Grauel; loving father of Scott and Todd Grandt; dear son of Roger and Geraldine Grandt; fond brother of Craig (Debbie) Grandt and Tracey (George) Surprenant; uncle of many.
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Alan Gronlund
2014-01-27
Alan Walter Gronlund, 61, was born on February 9, 1952 to Gladys and Edward Gronland in Elmhurst, Illinois and passed away in Phoenix, Arizona on January 27, 2014 . He has been a resident of Arizona for the past thirty years, He was employed as an Aeurospace Engineer. He is survived by his wife Arlene.
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Dave Hart
1952-02-09 2023-11-03
David Arnot Hart, McGregor, IA, a genuine, sweet soul, died Nov. 3, 2023, at the age of 71.
He was born Feb. 9, 1952, in Oklahoma City, OK, to John K.
Hart Sr. and Wilda (Arnot) Hart.
The family moved to Illinois in the
1950's and David spent most of his youth in Arlington Heights, IL.
Many summers and holidays were spent on his grandparents' farm in Missouri, where he learned to appreciate the slower country life away from the big city.
He and his older brother, John, loved to go "frog-gigging" with their grandfather at the farm. We could have imagined he'd later train to be a professional chef after all the frog legs he captured in his youn...