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| Spouse: |
Francis Henry Surprenant
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| Children: |
Kay Lynn Surprenant 12/29/1946
Doris Marie Surprenant Alberts 3/21/1949
Paula Sue Surprenant Phoenix 9/17/1958
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| Grandchildren: |
Eric Francis Alberts 9/23/1975
Daniel Joseph Alberts 12/12/1979
Brad Steven Phoenix 12/30/1981
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| Parents: |
Arnold James Killion and Cecil Mae Myers Killion
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| Siblings: |
Elizabeth Mae Killion (twin)
Robert Arnold Killion both 1/29/1915 - 2/1/1915
Laura Mae Killion Ellis 3/20/1916 - 9/30/2001
Marion Jack Killion 12/14/1917 - 9/27/1997
Nancy Lee Killion Smoot 7/5/1919
Ruth Aileen Killion Danforth 5/24/1921
Sallie Killion Boss 9/30/1926
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| Grandparents: |
None listed
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Cemetery Location Map to Gravesite |
Birth Date: 5/2/1924
Death Date: 8/14/1996
Washington Park East Cemetery
Section J, Lot 108, Grave 14
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| The following is part of what Pastor Ball said at Louise's service; written August 11, 1996 by Doris Alberts and given to Pastor Chuck Ball; with the approval of Kay Surprenant and Paula Phoenix, Louise's daughters.My mother never cared for long, flowery eulogies that only extolled the virtues of the deceased. She wanted hers to be honest. She wanted you to know she was mean sometimes. (That's the first thing she said to Pastor Ball when she met him.) She was bad. She was good. She was happy. She was sad. She danced. She cried. She laughed. She loved. She hated. She was kind. She was mean. She was human, but she always tried to be better and to work harder. Throughout her life, she was always proud of her family and friends.My mother left some instructions for each of you. (My mother was always giving instructions.) She wanted you to: 1. Be happy.2. Take care of each other.3. Know that she was proud of you.4. Know that she loved each of you with all her heart.These are your instructions. Please follow them, because we don't want to hear about it if you don't and, believe me, she will know. |
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Louise as a young woman liked to wear suits and brooches.
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Louise with her sisters and brother, Laura, Jack, Nancy, Ruth, Louise and Sallie
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Louise and Harry' s wedding day, January 5, 1946.
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Louise and Harry met at the Indiana Roof, married and moved to Kankakee, Illinios.
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Louise as a teenager.
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Louise' favorite job, working in the produce department of Jewel Food Store in Illinois.
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Louise's favorite photo with her grandsons, Danny, Brad and Eric.
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Killion Reunion, June 1990. Louise with her brother, sisters, and sister-in-law. Annual family event, she enjoyed very much.
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Louise's family, September 1995 at the annual Killion Reunion.
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Louise's last photo taken at a hog roast at her nephew's, Chuck Smoot, July 20, 1996.
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