Mr. Hoffman died unexpectedly in his sleep with his wife at his side.
He moved to Indiana from Romeoville, Illinois in 1996. He drove a truck for a propane gas company and was previously a taxidermist. He was also a Military Veteran. In his spare time, he enjoyed hunting and fishing and spent a lot of time on Lake Erie.
He left behind a wife, Carolyn "Bunny" (Schlottman) who he married in Villa Park, Illinois in 1969; a son Scott (Anna) Hoffman of Fairbury, IL, daughter Cindy (Larry) Yost and 3 grandchildren, Kory Housing, Abigail and Brianna Hoffman, and beloved rottweiler, Tasha.
Since Mr. Hoffman's passing, the family has grown to include granddaughters Johnnessa Yost and Kayla Hoffman, and grandson, Johnathon Hoffman.
He moved to Indiana from Romeoville, Illinois in 1996. He drove a truck for a propane gas company and was previously a taxidermist. He was also a Military Veteran. In his spare time, he enjoyed hunting and fishing and spent a lot of time on Lake Erie.
He left behind a wife, Carolyn "Bunny" (Schlottman) who he married in Villa Park, Illinois in 1969; a son Scott (Anna) Hoffman of Fairbury, IL, daughter Cindy (Larry) Yost and 3 grandchildren, Kory Housing, Abigail and Brianna Hoffman, and beloved rottweiler, Tasha.
Since Mr. Hoffman's passing, the family has grown to include granddaughters Johnnessa Yost and Kayla Hoffman, and grandson, Johnathon Hoffman.
Mr. Hoffman died unexpectedly in his sleep with his wife at his side.
He moved to Indiana from Romeoville, Illinois in 1996. He drove a truck for a propane gas company and was previously a taxidermist. He was also a Military Veteran. In his spare time, he enjoyed hunting and fishing and spent a lot of time on Lake Erie.
He left behind a wife, Carolyn "Bunny" (Schlottman) who he married in Villa Park, Illinois in 1969; a son Scott (Anna) Hoffman of Fairbury, IL, daughter Cindy (Larry) Yost and 3 grandchildren, Kory Housing, Abigail and Brianna Hoffman, and beloved rottweiler, Tasha.
Since Mr. Hoffman's passing, the family has grown to include granddaughters Johnnessa Yost and Kayla Hoffman, and grandson, Johnathon Hoffman.
He moved to Indiana from Romeoville, Illinois in 1996. He drove a truck for a propane gas company and was previously a taxidermist. He was also a Military Veteran. In his spare time, he enjoyed hunting and fishing and spent a lot of time on Lake Erie.
He left behind a wife, Carolyn "Bunny" (Schlottman) who he married in Villa Park, Illinois in 1969; a son Scott (Anna) Hoffman of Fairbury, IL, daughter Cindy (Larry) Yost and 3 grandchildren, Kory Housing, Abigail and Brianna Hoffman, and beloved rottweiler, Tasha.
Since Mr. Hoffman's passing, the family has grown to include granddaughters Johnnessa Yost and Kayla Hoffman, and grandson, Johnathon Hoffman.
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