GT Schramm, rector of Shepherdstown’s Trinity Episcopal Church, said the Willards were the first people he and his wife met when they came to Shepherdstown 37 years ago.“Over the years, (Henry) served Trinity as warden and trustee. (Ret. “This generous bequest is not just for the library, it is for everyone who reads, dreams and imagines. “He was a great friend of mine, Trinity Church and our area. Henry Schramm passed away in Skokie, Illinois.

I am forever grateful for their friendship.”The Historic Elwood Cemetery also received a $250,000 bequest, as did Panhandle Home Health.“The officers and members of the Elmwood Cemetery Board greatly appreciate the generous donation made to our organization by Mr. Willard,” said Board President Sam Billmyer. Hank was also a member of the National Guard and remembered fondly his camp experiences and camaraderie with fellow members.

“Louise was thrilled to see the drawings for our new inpatient facility. He loved visiting rural towns in Wisconsin, Illinois and Indiana.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Bethlehem Lutheran Church Endowment Fund, 1334 Wesley Avenue, Evanston, IL 60201 Funeral Info: The library’s legacy gift was for $100,000.“We were humbled and grateful to receive the Willard bequest to the library,” Kramer said. Chance of rain 80%..Thunderstorms likely this evening.

Henry was preceded in death by his wife of 68 years, Betty Mae Schramm, brother Irving and sister Eleanor. Diese Feststellung traf Bezirkstagspräsident Henry Schramm (CSU) am Sonntag (28. I remember the smile on his face when we met in front of the post office and he had told me about his will.”A veteran of World War II, Henry served aboard the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery, Skokie, IL. The obituary was featured in Chicago Tribune on January 3, 2020. Er wurde 1960 im Frankenwald (…) 23. Henry Schramm, in der Stichwahl vor gut einer Woche abgewählter Kulmbacher Oberbürgermeister, wird sein Stadtratsmandat nicht annehmen.. Schramm hatte bei der Kommunalwahl am 15.

Henry and Louise Willard believed in the economic impact, the educational, cultural and spiritual power of the arts,” CATF Founding Director Ed Herendeen.

We are honored to use his gift to United Way to improve our community. He had a lifelong passion for U.S. railroad history and had a keen interest and knowledge of American history, particularly the Civil War.“It was always interesting talking to Henry,” Schramm said. Vor 17 Jahren zog es den Diplom-Verwaltungswirt in die Politik.

Mai 2020 16:28 Oberfranken: Bezirkstagspräsident Henry Schramm ist 60 geworden!

Early life. “We knew he was equally generous to several other nonprofit organizations in the region but never imagined that he’d leave such a remarkable legacy.” Whalton added, “Receiving this contribution during the coronavirus pandemic will help us address the needs of so many other essential Eastern Panhandle nonprofit organizations and for that we are truly grateful.”The Willards also were huge supporters of the arts. Chance of rain 80%.Henry Willard, a well-known community member, reminisces with the Rev.

GT Schramm, rector of Shepherdstown’s Trinity Episcopal Church, who he met 37 years ago.Henry Willard and his wife, Louise, middle, left $3.45 million to 13 local nonprofits.Henry Willard and his wife Louise left $3.35 million to 13 local nonprofits.Henry Willard, a well-known community member, reminisces with the Rev. He wasn’t bashful about sharing his opinion.”It wasn’t uncommon to see Henry on his way to the iconic post office – where, he, like many other Shepherdstown residents, would meet and greet his friends. Partly cloudy early. GT Schramm, rector of Shepherdstown’s Trinity Episcopal Church, said the Willards were the first people he and his wife met when they came to Shepherdstown 37 years ago. Low 67F. Nach Schulabschluss und Lehre folgten Fachabitur und Studium. Funeral Home Services for Henry are being provided by DONNELLAN FAMILY FUNERAL SERVICES.

In 1971, he was appointed by President Richard Nixon to the District of Columbia City Council at a time when the city was transitioning to home rule and served on the board of the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority as the early phases of the city’s new Metro system were being planned and constructed.

“He knew a lot about politics, history and business. He and Louise also loved eating in local restaurants, usually having a table of honor where they would often be greeted by friends.For several years in the 1990s, Louise Willard sat on the board of directors for Hospice of the Panhandle.

“Over the years, (Henry) served Trinity as warden and trustee. It was service neither she, nor Henry, ever forgot.“I still remember visiting with the Willards during our capital campaign,” Hospice CEO Margaret Cogswell said.

Henry C. Schramm, 91 of Skokie died surrounded by his loving family on January 1, 2020. Mai) seinen 60 Geburtstag. 15. “What an incredible legacy Mr. Willard leaves in our community as a philanthropist, sharing his love of mankind with such generosity. “Henry and Louise cared about this community very deeply and it showed, both in the way they lived, and in what they left to so many organizations after they were gone.”Trinity received a legacy gift of $500,000 from the Willard estate. The Willards have provided such incredible support to our organization over the years.

Winds light and variable. Henry is survived by his four daughters, Susan (Fred Lake) Sellers, Donna (Michael) Clark, Karen (Lou) Kailer and Linda (Alvaro Camara) Schramm; proud grandfather of Brian (Alison) Keith, Angela (Leddie), Ashley and the late Alvaro; Great-grandfather of Logan, Alaina, Noelle and Mason. We will use their money wisely to expand the mission of the organization and meet the community’s needs.”During the agency’s campaign, the Willards donated $200,000 to the effort. “He loved this community, and I know my parents enjoyed the best years of their lives in Shepherdstown.

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