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1 | | SENATE RESOLUTION
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2 | | WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois Senate are saddened |
3 | | to learn of the death of Pearline Wiley of Chicago; and
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4 | | WHEREAS, Pearline Wiley was born in Clacks, Mississippi to |
5 | | Walter and Ethel McIntosh on January 29, 1932; she relocated |
6 | | to Memphis, Tennessee, where she met Johnny Wiley and they had |
7 | | six children; she later relocated to Chicago, where she took |
8 | | up permanent residence; and
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9 | | WHEREAS, Pearline Wiley became deeply committed to her |
10 | | faith at an early age in Clacks, Mississippi; after relocating |
11 | | to Chicago, she joined the Church of Christ located on 198 |
12 | | South Spaulding Avenue; she later joined the Helping Hand M.B. |
13 | | Church under the leadership of Reverend and Founder Joseph B. |
14 | | Kelly, where she served faithfully and was honored to be the |
15 | | last surviving Adams Street member; she served the church in |
16 | | various positions, including as superintendent of the Sunday |
17 | | school, supervisor of the children's choir, teacher, and choir |
18 | | member; she was a member of the Beautifying Club, the Pastor |
19 | | Aide Club, the Ways and Means Committee, and the Missionary |
20 | | Society; and
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21 | | WHEREAS, Pearline Wiley was known for being very outspoken |
22 | | and stern but loving when offering words of wisdom; she |