Kentucky New Era 4/23/1992 obit summarized:
Mr. Aberle, of Cadiz, died at 4:45pm on Wednesday in Trigg County of an apparent heart attack.
Services were held at Goodwin Funeral Home.
He was a native of Peoria, Ill. His parents were Joseph and Florence Aberle. He owned and operated Penguin Tap Tavern, Peoria Heights, Ill. He was a Catholic. He was a veteran of the Army - WWII.
He left behind his wife, three sons, four daughters, a sister, and eight grandchildren.
Mr. Aberle, of Cadiz, died at 4:45pm on Wednesday in Trigg County of an apparent heart attack.
Services were held at Goodwin Funeral Home.
He was a native of Peoria, Ill. His parents were Joseph and Florence Aberle. He owned and operated Penguin Tap Tavern, Peoria Heights, Ill. He was a Catholic. He was a veteran of the Army - WWII.
He left behind his wife, three sons, four daughters, a sister, and eight grandchildren.
Kentucky New Era 4/23/1992 obit summarized:
Mr. Aberle, of Cadiz, died at 4:45pm on Wednesday in Trigg County of an apparent heart attack.
Services were held at Goodwin Funeral Home.
He was a native of Peoria, Ill. His parents were Joseph and Florence Aberle. He owned and operated Penguin Tap Tavern, Peoria Heights, Ill. He was a Catholic. He was a veteran of the Army - WWII.
He left behind his wife, three sons, four daughters, a sister, and eight grandchildren.
Mr. Aberle, of Cadiz, died at 4:45pm on Wednesday in Trigg County of an apparent heart attack.
Services were held at Goodwin Funeral Home.
He was a native of Peoria, Ill. His parents were Joseph and Florence Aberle. He owned and operated Penguin Tap Tavern, Peoria Heights, Ill. He was a Catholic. He was a veteran of the Army - WWII.
He left behind his wife, three sons, four daughters, a sister, and eight grandchildren.
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