Harvey Lonzo (Lonnie) Henline was born Oct 21 1929. The 2nd child of Emmett Calvin & Ruth Celestia Henline.
Lonnie had 1 brother Emmett Wesley 1928-1981; 3 sisters Verlie Bernice 1931- ; Ethel Louise 1938- ; Ruth Elaine 1940-2003.
On May 8, 1948 Lonnie married Joanne Neth. They had 4 children: Barbara 1949- ; Lonnie 1951- , Charles 1952-1953, Jerold 1954-
On Jan 14, 1956 Lonnie married Janice Cooper. They had 4 children: Janice Diane 1956- ; James Douglas 1957- , Julie Dawn 1958- , Teresa Jean 1960-
Uncle Lonnie was a very happy, friendly man who loved to joke and pull pranks. He loved his family, we would have many family get togethers at Grandma & Grandpa Henlines. Uncle Lonnie enjoyed camping and traveling. Our families spent many happy weekends and vacations together.
He was loved by all.
He was an intelligent man who owned his own dairy delivery business.
Uncle Lonnie was a Marine Corps veteran. All I really know about his service time is that he was a WWII Veteran and went through boot camp at Parris Island, SC and was then sent to Hawaii.
Lonnie had 1 brother Emmett Wesley 1928-1981; 3 sisters Verlie Bernice 1931- ; Ethel Louise 1938- ; Ruth Elaine 1940-2003.
On May 8, 1948 Lonnie married Joanne Neth. They had 4 children: Barbara 1949- ; Lonnie 1951- , Charles 1952-1953, Jerold 1954-
On Jan 14, 1956 Lonnie married Janice Cooper. They had 4 children: Janice Diane 1956- ; James Douglas 1957- , Julie Dawn 1958- , Teresa Jean 1960-
Uncle Lonnie was a very happy, friendly man who loved to joke and pull pranks. He loved his family, we would have many family get togethers at Grandma & Grandpa Henlines. Uncle Lonnie enjoyed camping and traveling. Our families spent many happy weekends and vacations together.
He was loved by all.
He was an intelligent man who owned his own dairy delivery business.
Uncle Lonnie was a Marine Corps veteran. All I really know about his service time is that he was a WWII Veteran and went through boot camp at Parris Island, SC and was then sent to Hawaii.
Harvey Lonzo (Lonnie) Henline was born Oct 21 1929. The 2nd child of Emmett Calvin & Ruth Celestia Henline.
Lonnie had 1 brother Emmett Wesley 1928-1981; 3 sisters Verlie Bernice 1931- ; Ethel Louise 1938- ; Ruth Elaine 1940-2003.
On May 8, 1948 Lonnie married Joanne Neth. They had 4 children: Barbara 1949- ; Lonnie 1951- , Charles 1952-1953, Jerold 1954-
On Jan 14, 1956 Lonnie married Janice Cooper. They had 4 children: Janice Diane 1956- ; James Douglas 1957- , Julie Dawn 1958- , Teresa Jean 1960-
Uncle Lonnie was a very happy, friendly man who loved to joke and pull pranks. He loved his family, we would have many family get togethers at Grandma & Grandpa Henlines. Uncle Lonnie enjoyed camping and traveling. Our families spent many happy weekends and vacations together.
He was loved by all.
He was an intelligent man who owned his own dairy delivery business.
Uncle Lonnie was a Marine Corps veteran. All I really know about his service time is that he was a WWII Veteran and went through boot camp at Parris Island, SC and was then sent to Hawaii.
Lonnie had 1 brother Emmett Wesley 1928-1981; 3 sisters Verlie Bernice 1931- ; Ethel Louise 1938- ; Ruth Elaine 1940-2003.
On May 8, 1948 Lonnie married Joanne Neth. They had 4 children: Barbara 1949- ; Lonnie 1951- , Charles 1952-1953, Jerold 1954-
On Jan 14, 1956 Lonnie married Janice Cooper. They had 4 children: Janice Diane 1956- ; James Douglas 1957- , Julie Dawn 1958- , Teresa Jean 1960-
Uncle Lonnie was a very happy, friendly man who loved to joke and pull pranks. He loved his family, we would have many family get togethers at Grandma & Grandpa Henlines. Uncle Lonnie enjoyed camping and traveling. Our families spent many happy weekends and vacations together.
He was loved by all.
He was an intelligent man who owned his own dairy delivery business.
Uncle Lonnie was a Marine Corps veteran. All I really know about his service time is that he was a WWII Veteran and went through boot camp at Parris Island, SC and was then sent to Hawaii.
Gravesite Details
Oakwood Cemetery, Wilmington, IL - Killed in an auto / train accident. Gone way to soon.
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