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    Aiden Ortiz Obituary, Death- We gather here today to remember and grieve the loss of a little boy whose life was cut tragically short in an accident. We send our sincerest condolences to the grieving family and ask that you keep everyone who has been touched by this tragedy in your prayers. The tragic event that occurred this morning has shaken our entire community and emphasized the value of appreciating each and every moment. While grieving the death of this little life, we should also take time to honor the bravery and kindness of those who tried to save him, of the vigilant adults who watched over the children waiting for the bus, and of the driver of the vehicle that caused this tragedy. The young youngster was appreciated not only by his family but also by his neighbors and extended community. His enthusiasm for football shone through, and he was fortunate to have a coach who not only helped him improve as a player but also genuinely cared about him as a person. The young man’s football coach has set up a memorial GoFundMe page for the boy’s family. This fund is intended to aid those affected by the tragedy by defraying some of the costs associated with it. Let us, as we meet to honor and celebrate the life of this young boy, think about how he touched our lives. His memories will serve as a constant reminder to cherish each day and treat others with kindness and appreciation. May our shared solidarity and fond memories help us get through this difficult moment. As we gather to honor the life of this remarkable young person who was taken from us too soon, let us also stand united in our commitment to one another. Have a peaceful rest, my friend. You will be greatly missed always.

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    Jason Vogelbaugh Obituary, Death – On Monday, April 27, 2015, at Loyola University Medical Center in Maywood, Illinois, the courageous life of 66-year-old Bloomington resident Kenneth J. Vogelbaugh ended. rnDeacon Bob Hermes will preside over memorial services on Saturday, May 16, 2015, at 3 p.m., at the Carmody-Flynn funeral home in Bloomington, Illinois.

    The wake will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. at the funeral home. The deceased has been cremated. Donations in his memory may be made to the Wishbone Canine Rescue in Bloomington, Illinois, or the Disabled Veterans of America. Visit www.carmodyflynn.com to leave condolences online.rnrnNancy Duffy, his wife of Bloomington, and their two sons, Nicholas and Charlie Vogelbaugh, as well as Jason Vogelbaugh and his wife Kelly of Mahomet, are all that remain of him.

    Bob Vogelbaugh of Moline and Bill Vogelbaugh (Ron Hammond) of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida are their surviving brothers. His parents and brothers, Jim and David Vogelbaugh, had already passed away before he did.Ken Vogelbaugh was the second of Mary (Zukosky) and Orville’s five sons. He started playing baseball in Little League when he was six years old and continued through high school.

    From 1954 to the end of the 2014 recreational softball season, Ken played every single game. His fastball was so powerful that it earned him the moniker “Rocket,” and he was seen as a dangerous batter. In 2006, on April 1st, Rocket and the Knoxville Tap Bulldogs were inducted into the Illinois Amateur Softball Association Hall of Fame. He treasured his World Series ring from his senior year with the Bobcats, which he received as player number eleven.

    rnrnBefore joining Hilltop Mobile Homes in Bloomington, Illinois, Ken was a successful car salesman.Ken was a dedicated and appreciative man who shared his sobriety with those who were on a similar path. Ken’s pride was not in his achievements, but in the man his son Jason had become. Although we are pained by our physical separation, we are assured in our spiritual union and feel blessed by Ken’s love and memory.

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