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Chester-Dale Rednour 86 dies in Huntley after long illness
Chester native Dale W. Rednour, 86, of Huntley died December 10 2007 in Elgin after a lengthy battle with cancer and heart disease. He served in the U S Army 1942 46 and worked at International Shoe Factory and Illinois State Penitentiary. He was active in St John Lutheran Chester Good Shepherd Lutheran Elgin VFW and American Legion and held leadership roles with AFSCME and other groups. He is survived by his wife Dorothy, daughter Carol, two grandchildren, six great grandchildren, and other relatives. Services will be January 5, 2008, at Welge Pechacek Funeral Home in Chester with burial at St. John Lutheran Cemetery. Memorials to several local charities.
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Chester
Dale W. Rednour
Huntley
Elgin
Steeleville
Horace Clinton
Maud
Williamson) Rednour
Randolph County
Dale
Dorothy Kipp
U.S. Army
International Shoe Factory
Boot and Shoe Workers Union
Illinois State Penitentiary
Menard
Veterans’ Service
Chester Bridge
St. John Lutheran Church
St. John Cemetery
St. John Fellowship Club
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
American Legion
The
Legion
VFW
VFW District 14
Illinois Police Association
Afscme
Afscme Chapter 31
Springfield
Dorothy Rednour
Carol Wittenbrink
Earl
Alecia Winterstein
Charles
Brighton
Mich
Keith Wittenbrink
Veronica
Tim Winterstein
Teresa
Toledo, Ohio
Elizabeth Tomasino
Clayton
Plainfield, Ind
Amanda Winterstein
Thomas J. Winterstein
Regena Rossobillo
Trevor D. Wittenbrink
Meleyna
Henry Winterstein
Toledo
Ohio
Marie Wiebusch
Welge-Pechacek
C. Frederick Campbell
Mark Willig
St. John Lutheran Cemetery
VFW Post
American Legion Post
St. John Cemetery Fund
St. John Lutheran School
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
DU Bois
Rosemary (Bowers) Levreault
New Cumberland
Campagna Funeral Home
Nashville
Sue Artt
Ashley City
St. Mark’s