Known as Buss in Clark & Edgar County and Vic in Kane county. He was good with his hands and knew how to fix nearly everything. Was ill most of his life from having drank unpasturized and homoginized milk in his childhood. He was the father of two girls. He farmed while in Edgar county, most of his life and then became too ill to continue farming and then moved to St. Charles, IL in 1962 where he worked Security at the now defunct Geneva Girls Reform School in Geneva, IL. He eventually left there and went back to embalming and being a funeral director and general handyman for the Norris Funeral Home in St. Charles.
Known as Buss in Clark & Edgar County and Vic in Kane county. He was good with his hands and knew how to fix nearly everything. Was ill most of his life from having drank unpasturized and homoginized milk in his childhood. He was the father of two girls. He farmed while in Edgar county, most of his life and then became too ill to continue farming and then moved to St. Charles, IL in 1962 where he worked Security at the now defunct Geneva Girls Reform School in Geneva, IL. He eventually left there and went back to embalming and being a funeral director and general handyman for the Norris Funeral Home in St. Charles.
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