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Frank C. Van Thiel, Jr., 94, passed away gracefully Thursday, September 1, 2011, Wheaton Franciscan Center medical-Toussaint. Frank was born in Libertyville, Illinois, August 17, 1917, son of the late Frank C. Van Thiel, Sr. and Sarah J. (Nee Martin) Van Thiel.

Frank was a proud veteran of World War II, having served as a sergeant in the army of the United States with the 10th Mountain Division, Battery A, 604th Field Artillery. He was wounded in Torbole, Italy, April 30, 1945, just two days before the end of the war in Italy. He was awarded the Purple Heart and Bronze Star.

On December 16, 1950, in Berwyn, IllinoisHe was united in marriage to Juanita M. Perry, who preceded him in death Oct. 2, 2001, after 50 years of marriage. The couple lived briefly at the origin in Kenosha, where Frank was raised, but Racine is their permanent residence in 1951.

Frank worked for 50 years as an officer of the New York Life Insurance Co., retiring in 2005 at the age of 88. He served his clients with integrity and honesty and always put others ahead helping to make a sale.Prior to his insurance career, he was a journeyman machinist, a policeman, and sold advertising, the tavern and restaurant supplies, windows and display cases, among other things. He joined his family starting gas service van, a propane company still operating in Kenosha, and was co-owner of Olson Sales Window. In his first work with Peter Pirsch & Sons Co., a manufacturer of fire truck in Kenosha, he helped build the first 100-foot aerial truck all-aluminum extension ladder.Frank was a member of the Optimist Club on Wednesday, a former board member of the Historical Museum of Racine, a former president of the Racine-Kenosha Life Insurers and former president of the Heart Fund. He loved people more than all his family and he loved life. He will be sorely missed.

Survivors are her children, Gary W. Van Thiel and Linda G. (Scott) Olsen of Racine, Scott (Holly) Van Thiel of Kenosha, and John A. Van Thiel (Karen Dombrowski) of Racine; grandchildren Steven M. and Michelle L. Therkelsen (David Bruce), Tiffany M. Blatter, in Britain, Mr. Giombetti (Sam Vix) great granddaughter Natalie L.Vix, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends, the countless lives he touched. Frank was the youngest of five brothers, having been preceded in the death of John, Robert, Charles and William Van Thiel.

Funeral services will be held Friday, September 9, 2011 at 11 am at the funeral home. Interment with military honors will follow at Graceland Cemetery. Family and friends may meet with the family at the funeral home Thursday from 4 pm to 7 pm and Friday at the funeral home from 10 am until time of service at 11 am In memory of Racine Special Olympics have been proposed.

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