HARTLEP, Ralph, Jr. - Revision history

Randylyon at 03:02, 20 April 2019

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	[[Image:hartlep.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]HARTLEP, Ralph, Jr. (Chicago Heights, IL, Dec. 31, 1946--Iowa City, IA, Nov. 16, 2016). Ralph graduated Bloom High School in Chicago Heights and then entered the US Army. He ~~served~~ finished his active duty ~~service~~ February 1967 and receiving a Letter of Commendation. After returning from active duty, Ralph married Linda on February 17, 1968 and went to work for Midwest Forging Company, then went on to be a supervisor at Ford Motor Company, and then as a supervisor for Pullman Standard Train Company in Chicago, Illinois.		[[Image:hartlep.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]HARTLEP, Ralph, Jr. (Chicago Heights, IL, Dec. 31, 1946--Iowa City, IA, Nov. 16, 2016). Ralph graduated Bloom High School in Chicago Heights and then entered the US Army. He finished his active duty on February 1967 and receiving a Letter of Commendation. After returning from active duty, Ralph married Linda on February 17, 1968 and went to work for Midwest Forging Company, then went on to be a supervisor at Ford Motor Company, and then as a supervisor for Pullman Standard Train Company in Chicago, Illinois.

	Ralph and his family moved to Dubuque where he took a job as plant manager for [[WATUBO-TEK INDUSTRIES]].		Ralph and his family moved to Dubuque where he took a job as plant manager for [[WATUBO-TEK INDUSTRIES]].

	During his professional career Ralph felt the need to dedicate his time to public service. He was dedicated to the fight against ~~neuromuscular~~ disease and coordinated a live telethon for the Eastern Iowa Chapter of Muscular Dystrophy Association and was named volunteer of the year in 1988. Ralph served as a commissioner for Dubuque Park and Recreation from 1988-1990 and participated in the planning, construction and opening of Flora and Sutton ~~Pools~~. He was a member of the board of directors for the [[DUBUQUE AREA LABOR-MANAGEMENT COUNCIL]] from 1988-1993. Ralph served as the Post Commander of the American Legion Post #521 in Steger, IL and was a County Health Department Emergency Response Coordinator.		During his professional career Ralph felt the need to dedicate his time to public service. He was dedicated to the fight against neuro-muscular disease and coordinated a live telethon for the Eastern Iowa Chapter of Muscular Dystrophy Association and was named volunteer of the year in 1988. Ralph served as a commissioner for Dubuque Park and Recreation from 1988-1990 and participated in the planning, construction and opening of Flora and Sutton pools. He was a member of the board of directors for the [[DUBUQUE AREA LABOR-MANAGEMENT COUNCIL]] from 1988-1993. Ralph served as the Post Commander of the American Legion Post #521 in Steger, IL and was a County Health Department Emergency Response Coordinator.

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Randylyon at 18:30, 25 March 2019

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	[[Image:hartlep.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]HARTLEP, Ralph, Jr. (Chicago Heights, IL, Dec. 31, 1946--Iowa City, IA, Nov. 16, 2016). Ralph graduated Bloom High School in Chicago Heights and then entered the US Army. He served ~~honorably and~~ finished his active duty service February 1967, and receiving a Letter of Commendation. After returning from active duty, Ralph married Linda on February 17, 1968 and went to work for Midwest Forging Company, then went on to be a supervisor at Ford Motor Company, and then as a supervisor for Pullman Standard Train Company in Chicago, Illinois.		[[Image:hartlep.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]HARTLEP, Ralph, Jr. (Chicago Heights, IL, Dec. 31, 1946--Iowa City, IA, Nov. 16, 2016). Ralph graduated Bloom High School in Chicago Heights and then entered the US Army. He served finished his active duty service February 1967 and receiving a Letter of Commendation. After returning from active duty, Ralph married Linda on February 17, 1968 and went to work for Midwest Forging Company, then went on to be a supervisor at Ford Motor Company, and then as a supervisor for Pullman Standard Train Company in Chicago, Illinois.

	Ralph and his family moved to Dubuque where took a job as plant manager for [[WATUBO-TEK INDUSTRIES]]. ~~Ralph’s determination never rose in the company to become the president and CEO of Watubo-Tec.~~		Ralph and his family moved to Dubuque where he took a job as plant manager for [[WATUBO-TEK INDUSTRIES]].

	During his professional career Ralph felt the need to dedicate his time to public service. ~~Ralph~~ was dedicated to the fight against neuromuscular disease and he coordinated a live telethon for Eastern Iowa Chapter of Muscular Dystrophy Association and was named volunteer of the year in 1988. Ralph served as a commissioner for Dubuque Park and Recreation from 1988-1990 and participated in the planning, construction and opening of Flora and Sutton Pools. ~~Ralph~~ was a member of the board of directors for the [[DUBUQUE AREA LABOR-MANAGEMENT COUNCIL]] from 1988-1993. Ralph served as the Post Commander of the American Legion Post #521 in Steger, IL and was a ~~Will~~ County Health Department Emergency Response Coordinator.		During his professional career Ralph felt the need to dedicate his time to public service. He was dedicated to the fight against neuromuscular disease and coordinated a live telethon for the Eastern Iowa Chapter of Muscular Dystrophy Association and was named volunteer of the year in 1988. Ralph served as a commissioner for Dubuque Park and Recreation from 1988-1990 and participated in the planning, construction and opening of Flora and Sutton Pools. He was a member of the board of directors for the [[DUBUQUE AREA LABOR-MANAGEMENT COUNCIL]] from 1988-1993. Ralph served as the Post Commander of the American Legion Post #521 in Steger, IL and was a County Health Department Emergency Response Coordinator.

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	Obituary for Ralph Q. Hartlep, Jr. Online: http://www.leonardfuneralhome.com/notices/Ralph-HartlepJr		Obituary for Ralph Q. Hartlep, Jr. Online: http://www.leonardfuneralhome.com/notices/Ralph-HartlepJr

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Randylyon at 00:29, 31 December 2016

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	HARTLEP, Ralph, Jr. (Chicago Heights, IL, Dec. 31, 1946--Iowa City, IA, Nov. 16, 2016). Ralph graduated Bloom High School in Chicago Heights and then entered the US Army. He served honorably and finished his active duty service February 1967, and receiving a Letter of Commendation. After returning from active duty, Ralph married Linda on February 17, 1968 and went to work for Midwest Forging Company, then went on to be a supervisor at Ford Motor Company, and then as a supervisor for Pullman Standard Train Company in Chicago, Illinois.		[[Image:hartlep.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]HARTLEP, Ralph, Jr. (Chicago Heights, IL, Dec. 31, 1946--Iowa City, IA, Nov. 16, 2016). Ralph graduated Bloom High School in Chicago Heights and then entered the US Army. He served honorably and finished his active duty service February 1967, and receiving a Letter of Commendation. After returning from active duty, Ralph married Linda on February 17, 1968 and went to work for Midwest Forging Company, then went on to be a supervisor at Ford Motor Company, and then as a supervisor for Pullman Standard Train Company in Chicago, Illinois.

	Ralph and his family moved to Dubuque where took a job as plant manager for [[WATUBO-TEK INDUSTRIES]]. Ralph’s determination never rose in the company to become the president and CEO of Watubo-Tec.		Ralph and his family moved to Dubuque where took a job as plant manager for [[WATUBO-TEK INDUSTRIES]]. Ralph’s determination never rose in the company to become the president and CEO of Watubo-Tec.

Randylyon at 00:27, 31 December 2016

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	HARTLEP, Ralph, Jr. (Chicago Heights, IL, Dec. 31, 1946--Iowa City, IA, Nov. 16, 2016). Ralph graduated Bloom High School in Chicago Heights and then entered the US Army. He served honorably and finished his active duty service February 1967, and receiving a Letter of Commendation. After returning from active duty, Ralph married Linda on February 17, 1968 and went to work for Midwest Forging Company, then went on to be a supervisor at Ford Motor Company, and then as a supervisor for Pullman Standard Train Company in Chicago, Illinois.		HARTLEP, Ralph, Jr. (Chicago Heights, IL, Dec. 31, 1946--Iowa City, IA, Nov. 16, 2016). Ralph graduated Bloom High School in Chicago Heights and then entered the US Army. He served honorably and finished his active duty service February 1967, and receiving a Letter of Commendation. After returning from active duty, Ralph married Linda on February 17, 1968 and went to work for Midwest Forging Company, then went on to be a supervisor at Ford Motor Company, and then as a supervisor for Pullman Standard Train Company in Chicago, Illinois.

	Ralph and his family moved to Dubuque where took a job as plant manager for [[WATUBO-TEK~~, INC~~]]. Ralph’s determination never rose in the company to become the president and CEO of Watubo-Tec.		Ralph and his family moved to Dubuque where took a job as plant manager for [[WATUBO-TEK INDUSTRIES]]. Ralph’s determination never rose in the company to become the president and CEO of Watubo-Tec.

	During his professional career Ralph felt the need to dedicate his time to public service. Ralph was dedicated to the fight against neuromuscular disease and he coordinated a live telethon for Eastern Iowa Chapter of Muscular Dystrophy Association and was named volunteer of the year in 1988. Ralph served as a commissioner for Dubuque Park and Recreation from 1988-1990 and participated in the planning, construction and opening of Flora and Sutton Pools. Ralph was a member of the board of directors for the [[DUBUQUE AREA LABOR-MANAGEMENT COUNCIL]] from 1988-1993. Ralph served as the Post Commander of the American Legion Post #521 in Steger, IL and was a Will County Health Department Emergency Response Coordinator.		During his professional career Ralph felt the need to dedicate his time to public service. Ralph was dedicated to the fight against neuromuscular disease and he coordinated a live telethon for Eastern Iowa Chapter of Muscular Dystrophy Association and was named volunteer of the year in 1988. Ralph served as a commissioner for Dubuque Park and Recreation from 1988-1990 and participated in the planning, construction and opening of Flora and Sutton Pools. Ralph was a member of the board of directors for the [[DUBUQUE AREA LABOR-MANAGEMENT COUNCIL]] from 1988-1993. Ralph served as the Post Commander of the American Legion Post #521 in Steger, IL and was a Will County Health Department Emergency Response Coordinator.

Randylyon at 00:26, 31 December 2016

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	HARTLEP, Ralph, Jr. (Chicago Heights, IL, Dec. 31, 1946--Iowa City, IA, Nov. 16, 2016). Ralph graduated Bloom High School in Chicago Heights and then entered the US Army. He served honorably and finished his active duty service February 1967, and receiving a Letter of Commendation. After returning from active duty, Ralph married Linda on February 17, 1968 and went to work for Midwest Forging Company, then went on to be a supervisor at Ford Motor Company, and then as a supervisor for Pullman Standard Train Company in Chicago, Illinois.		HARTLEP, Ralph, Jr. (Chicago Heights, IL, Dec. 31, 1946--Iowa City, IA, Nov. 16, 2016). Ralph graduated Bloom High School in Chicago Heights and then entered the US Army. He served honorably and finished his active duty service February 1967, and receiving a Letter of Commendation. After returning from active duty, Ralph married Linda on February 17, 1968 and went to work for Midwest Forging Company, then went on to be a supervisor at Ford Motor Company, and then as a supervisor for Pullman Standard Train Company in Chicago, Illinois.

	Ralph and his family moved to Dubuque where took a job as plant manager for [[WATUBO-TEK, INC]. Ralph’s determination never rose in the company to become the president and CEO of Watubo-Tec.		Ralph and his family moved to Dubuque where took a job as plant manager for [[WATUBO-TEK, INC]]. Ralph’s determination never rose in the company to become the president and CEO of Watubo-Tec.

	During his professional career Ralph felt the need to dedicate his time to public service. Ralph was dedicated to the fight against neuromuscular disease and he coordinated a live telethon for Eastern Iowa Chapter of Muscular Dystrophy Association and was named volunteer of the year in 1988. Ralph served as a commissioner for Dubuque Park and Recreation from 1988-1990 and participated in the planning, construction and opening of Flora and Sutton Pools. Ralph was a member of the board of directors for the [[DUBUQUE AREA LABOR-MANAGEMENT COUNCIL]] from 1988-1993. Ralph served as the Post Commander of the American Legion Post #521 in Steger, IL and was a Will County Health Department Emergency Response Coordinator.		During his professional career Ralph felt the need to dedicate his time to public service. Ralph was dedicated to the fight against neuromuscular disease and he coordinated a live telethon for Eastern Iowa Chapter of Muscular Dystrophy Association and was named volunteer of the year in 1988. Ralph served as a commissioner for Dubuque Park and Recreation from 1988-1990 and participated in the planning, construction and opening of Flora and Sutton Pools. Ralph was a member of the board of directors for the [[DUBUQUE AREA LABOR-MANAGEMENT COUNCIL]] from 1988-1993. Ralph served as the Post Commander of the American Legion Post #521 in Steger, IL and was a Will County Health Department Emergency Response Coordinator.

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	Ralph and his family moved to Dubuque where took a job as plant manager for [[WATUBO-TEK, INC]. Ralph’s determination never rose in the company to become the president and CEO of Watubo-Tec.		Ralph and his family moved to Dubuque where took a job as plant manager for [[WATUBO-TEK, INC]. Ralph’s determination never rose in the company to become the president and CEO of Watubo-Tec.

	During his professional career Ralph felt the need to dedicate his time to public service. Ralph was dedicated to the fight against neuromuscular disease and he coordinated a live telethon for Eastern Iowa Chapter of Muscular Dystrophy Association and was named volunteer of the year in 1988. Ralph served as a commissioner for Dubuque Park and Recreation from 1988-1990 and participated in the planning, construction and opening of Flora and Sutton Pools. Ralph was a member of the board of directors for the [[DUBUQUE AREA LABOR MANAGEMENT COUNCIL]] from 1988-1993. Ralph served as the Post Commander of the American Legion Post #521 in Steger, IL and was a Will County Health Department Emergency Response Coordinator.		During his professional career Ralph felt the need to dedicate his time to public service. Ralph was dedicated to the fight against neuromuscular disease and he coordinated a live telethon for Eastern Iowa Chapter of Muscular Dystrophy Association and was named volunteer of the year in 1988. Ralph served as a commissioner for Dubuque Park and Recreation from 1988-1990 and participated in the planning, construction and opening of Flora and Sutton Pools. Ralph was a member of the board of directors for the [[DUBUQUE AREA LABOR-MANAGEMENT COUNCIL]] from 1988-1993. Ralph served as the Post Commander of the American Legion Post #521 in Steger, IL and was a Will County Health Department Emergency Response Coordinator.

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HARTLEP, Ralph, Jr. (Chicago Heights, IL, Dec. 31, 1946--Iowa City, IA, Nov. 16, 2016). Ralph graduated Bloom High School in Chicago Heights and then entered the US Army. He served honorably and finished his active duty service February 1967, and receiving a Letter of Commendation. After returning from active duty, Ralph married Linda on February 17, 1968 and went to work for Midwest Forging Company, then went on to be a supervisor at Ford Motor Company, and then as a supervisor for Pullman Standard Train Company in Chicago, Illinois.

Ralph and his family moved to Dubuque where took a job as plant manager for [[WATUBO-TEK, INC]. Ralph’s determination never rose in the company to become the president and CEO of Watubo-Tec.

During his professional career Ralph felt the need to dedicate his time to public service. Ralph was dedicated to the fight against neuromuscular disease and he coordinated a live telethon for Eastern Iowa Chapter of Muscular Dystrophy Association and was named volunteer of the year in 1988. Ralph served as a commissioner for Dubuque Park and Recreation from 1988-1990 and participated in the planning, construction and opening of Flora and Sutton Pools. Ralph was a member of the board of directors for the [[DUBUQUE AREA LABOR MANAGEMENT COUNCIL]] from 1988-1993. Ralph served as the Post Commander of the American Legion Post #521 in Steger, IL and was a Will County Health Department Emergency Response Coordinator.

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Obituary for Ralph Q. Hartlep, Jr. Online: http://www.leonardfuneralhome.com/notices/Ralph-HartlepJr

[[Category: Business Leader]]