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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 Marlon Allen "Al" Page, who passed away |
4 | | on February 13, 2018; and
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5 | | WHEREAS, Al Page was born in Peoria to Cenora Page on |
6 | | February 4, 1975; he attended grade and middle schools in |
7 | | Peoria; he graduated from Lanphier High School in 1994; and
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8 | | WHEREAS, Al Page loved mentoring youth and was employed as |
9 | | a youth counselor at Lincoln Prairie Behavioral Health Center; |
10 | | he also served as an assistant basketball coach at Lanphier |
11 | | High School, where he spearheaded several fund raisers to |
12 | | offset expenses incurred by the boys basketball team; and
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13 | | WHEREAS, Al Page loved his family, and he took his role as |
14 | | a father seriously; he had a passion for cooking, and enjoyed |
15 | | cooking for his family and friends; and
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16 | | WHEREAS, Al Page was preceded in death by his sister, |
17 | | Cenora Page, and his grandmother, Rosie Lee Page, with whom he |
18 | | shared a special bond; and
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19 | | WHEREAS, Al Page is survived by his mother, Cenora; his |
20 | | stepfather, James Beverly; his daughter, Mya Page; his sons, |