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| Darrell G. Holmquist (#47404025)
 | member for 2 years, 5 months, 25 days |
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| Bio and Links | Born May 30, 1950 in Joliet, Illinois near Oakwood Cemetery.
Taught high school history (Joliet Central and Joliet West, Lincoln-Way East and Lincoln-Way Central) for 33 years. Degrees from MacMurray College and Northern Illinois University, plus many hours from Chicago State University. Extremely conservative (8+ on a scale of 1-10) in the vein of Ronald Reagan/Bob Feller/Winston Churchill.
Former vice president of Peace Lutheran Church, tenor section leader in PLC choir in New Lenox, and Discipline Committee member for Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Volunteer for Meals on Wheels southeast side of Joliet and the south half of New Lenox Township and CoCoRaHS weather stat compiler. Chief election judge in northwest New Lenox Township.
Married for 41 years to Suzanne Merrill. Proud father of two grown children (Amanda and Alex). Interests: history, baseball, biography, music (instrumental and vocal), gardening, a cold beer on a hot day, and attaining salvation. | |
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| | | Messages left for Darrell G. Holm... (75) | [Leave Message] |
Cheryl Rogers
 | Portsmouth family
Thank you again for finding the Portsmouth monument in Elmhurst cemetery very much appreciated! | | | bob hampton
 | W.W.Harris
thank you and who else was buried in the plot. | | | carolinet98
 | Anna Ingalls
Thank you so much for taking the photo of Anna's stone and of the Ingalls bench monument!
-Caroline | | | Betty Miller
| Elnora Judge
Thank you for looking for Elnora's gravesite. I have an IL death index that says she is buried there with an Aunt and Uncle. That doesn't mean she has a headstone though.
Thanks,
Betty | | | Patti
| John G. Miller monument photo Thanks!
Thank you Darrell! Find a Grave just informed me that you have already fulfilled my photo request. In the years since I located this grave, I've yet to be able to visit. This photo completes a project started for my father for this civil war ancestor. RIP gr. grandfather.Added by Patti on Jun 14, 2013 7:49 PM | | | Barb OD
 | Spice graves
ThanksAdded by Barb OD on May 16, 2013 11:35 PM | | | L.Lee
| William Miller
Thank you again Darrel. I see that the other side is William Peck.Added by L.Lee on May 14, 2013 6:02 PM | | | L.Lee
| Lucretia Miller Peck
Thank you so much for taking the time to photograph her headstone. I was wondering if you were able to read the dates and who the other person on the headstone is? Your help is invaluable. Thank you again. If we can help with photo's in Northern Utah, please let me know.Added by L.Lee on May 14, 2013 6:01 PM | | | David Fauss
 | Sophia Wieting stone
Darrell: Thanks for the nice photos. It IS a difficult stone to read! | | | Carole J Chauncey
 | Orange Chauncey
No...from an old Puritan Line...his Grandfather was Josiah Chauncey and GGrandfather Isaac Chauncey was the Second Pastor of First Church of Hadley, Massachusetts. I wonder if his mother may have been though? His father was Moses Chauncey & Mother Sarah Calkin...hmmm.
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=15090794
RE: THANKS for Orange Chauncey photo!
My honor, Carole. The more I looked at his name, the more I wondered if he had been an Irish Protestant. | | | | [View all messages...] |
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