Parts of the bio taken from the obituary in the Chicago Economist.
Carl W. Peplow, 61, Calumet Park, died Dec 10th, after a long lingering illness. Born July 6, 1914.
He lived 30 years in the area and he worked for the Chicago Transit Authority.
He was the husband of Aleith (nee Rogers) and the late Bette Doll. He had stepchildren, grandchildren, brothers and sisters.
He was a member of the Blue Island Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3580.
Carl W. Peplow, 61, Calumet Park, died Dec 10th, after a long lingering illness. Born July 6, 1914.
He lived 30 years in the area and he worked for the Chicago Transit Authority.
He was the husband of Aleith (nee Rogers) and the late Bette Doll. He had stepchildren, grandchildren, brothers and sisters.
He was a member of the Blue Island Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3580.
Parts of the bio taken from the obituary in the Chicago Economist.
Carl W. Peplow, 61, Calumet Park, died Dec 10th, after a long lingering illness. Born July 6, 1914.
He lived 30 years in the area and he worked for the Chicago Transit Authority.
He was the husband of Aleith (nee Rogers) and the late Bette Doll. He had stepchildren, grandchildren, brothers and sisters.
He was a member of the Blue Island Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3580.
Carl W. Peplow, 61, Calumet Park, died Dec 10th, after a long lingering illness. Born July 6, 1914.
He lived 30 years in the area and he worked for the Chicago Transit Authority.
He was the husband of Aleith (nee Rogers) and the late Bette Doll. He had stepchildren, grandchildren, brothers and sisters.
He was a member of the Blue Island Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3580.
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