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SENATE RESOLUTION

 
2     WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois Senate are saddened to
3 learn of the death of Leanne L. Perkey, who passed away on
4 March 7, 2007; and
 
5     WHEREAS, Leanne Perkey was born on June 6, 1947 in Oconto
6 Falls, Wisconsin to the late Edward and Beverly Wacek; she
7 attended Beaver Lake Grade School until the family relocated to
8 Waupaca, Wisconsin in 1958; she was a 1965 graduate of Waupaca
9 High School; and
 
10     WHEREAS, On October 1, 1966, she married Charles R. Perkey
11 in Waupaca; and
 
12     WHEREAS, Leanne Perkey graduated with honors from DePaul
13 University and went on to earn her CPA certification; most
14 recently, Leanne Perkey was employed by Frederick A. Weinberg
15 and Company as an accountant; and
 
16     WHEREAS, Leanne Perkey was preceded in death by her
17 parents, her sister-in-law, Sharon Stumpf, and her
18 brother-in-law, Roger Goedert; and
 
19     WHEREAS, Leanne Perkey leaves to cherish her memory, her
20 husband of forty years, Charles; her son, Christopher, (Karie

 

 

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1 Koster); her daughter Brandelynn (Todd) Ethridge; her
2 grandchildren, Joshua, Jacob and Annalise Perkey, and Keagan
3 and Abigail Ethridge; her mother-in-law, Clarita Parr; her
4 sisters, Lynda Schmitz (John Carlin), Lana (Roy) Voigt, and
5 Loralyn (Michael) Simon; her brothers, Richard (Kathy) Wacek,
6 Randall (Char) Wacek, and James (Tammy) Wacek; her
7 sister-in-law, Carolyn (Robert) Schaaf; her sister-in-law
8 Judith Johnson; her brother-in-law, Kenneth (Sandy) Perkey;
9 her dear friends, Terry and Dorae Block; and her nieces,
10 nephews, other relatives and many dear friends; therefore, be
11 it
 
12     RESOLVED, BY THE SENATE OF THE NINETY-FIFTH GENERAL
13 ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, that we mourn, along with
14 her family and friends, the passing of Leanne Perkey; and be it
15 further
 
16     RESOLVED, That a suitable copy of this resolution be
17 presented to the family of Leanne Perkey as a symbol of our
18 sympathy.