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91_SR0402
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1 SENATE RESOLUTION
2 WHEREAS, The member of the Illinois Senate wish to
3 express their sincere condolences to the family and friends
4 of Joseph R. Nardone of Aurora, who passed away on October 6,
5 2000; and
6 WHEREAS, Joseph R. Nardone was born on June 18, 1917 in
7 Tiltonsville, Ohio; and
8 WHEREAS, Joseph R. Nardone was a member of Holy Angels
9 Church in Aurora and St. Bridget Church in Hobart, Indiana;
10 he was a 1939 graduate of the University of Notre Dame, where
11 he served as captain of the Notre Dame baseball team; he was
12 employed by Marmion Academy for forty-seven years as a coach
13 and instructor; he worked as an ironworker during the summer
14 with the Local #393; he was also an avid gardener; and
15 WHEREAS, The passing of Joseph R. Nardone will be deeply
16 felt by all who knew him, especially his devoted wife, Anna;
17 his five children, Joseph, James , Mary Bates, John "JP", and
18 Nancy, and their spouses, Paula, Mary, and Rose; his six
19 stepchildren, Rose, Charles Schwuchow, Deborah McFarland,
20 Patricia Samuels, Michael Schwuchow, and Paul Schwuchow, and
21 their spouses, John, Sharon, Norm, Kelly, and Stacey; his
22 seventeen grandchildren, Jamie, John, Beth, Matthew, David,
23 Annie, Mark, Jason, Ryan, Jenny, April, Christina, Tim,
24 Kelly, Maggie, Katie, and Bryce; his six great-grandchildren,
25 and his many nieces and nephews; and
26 WHEREAS, Joseph R. Cardone will be remembered by his
27 former students and colleagues as the best World History
28 teacher and best coach in Marmion Military Academy's history;
29 therefore, be it
30 RESOLVED, BY THE SENATE OF THE NINETY-FIRST GENERAL
31 ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, that we mourn, along with
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1 all who knew him, the death of Joseph R. Nardone; and be it
2 further
3 RESOLVED, That a suitable copy of this resolution be
4 presented to the family of Joseph R. Nardone.