West Aurora Class of 60

Regina Lowe, Kivisto

Kivisto, Regina Regina Rae Lowe (Eaves) Kivisto, 69, of Aurora passed away Friday February 11, 2011 at McCauley
Manor in Aurora. A long battle with Cancer, Kidney failure and Congestive Heart failure brought her to the angels
above.

Survived by her lifelong soul mate Wallace (Wally Kivisto) married for 22 wonderful years. Married to Garry Eaves
of Mendota for 22 years and had 3 Children: Steven Eaves of Plano- married to Kristie (Cushna) Eaves, Joel Eaves
of Sugar Grove- married to Lisa (Mankawich) Eaves, Amy Eaves Larson of Plano- married to Eric Larson. Stepsons-
Todd Kivisto- married to Grace Kivisto, Troy Kivisto. Grandchildren- Steven (Mookie) Eaves, Ross Kivisto, Rory
Kivisto- married to Tiffany Kivisto, Jordan Eaves, Erin Larson, Tony Larson, Taylor Eaves, Zack Eaves, Scott
Eaves, Shane Eaves, Katya Kivisto, Rider Larson and Josie Larson. 2 Brothers-Clifford Lowe-partner Laura Cadina.
2 nephews- Chris Lowe. Chad Lowe married to Chani Lowe- adored children Lulu and Rocco. Ed Lowe- Married to
Kathy Lowe. 1 nephew and 2 nieces-Ryan Lowe, Renae Lowe, Raquel Lowe. Great Grandchildren- Eili Kivisto
(daughter of Rory & Tiffany Kivisto). Additional Family members include; Walt Kivisto of Streator Illinois, brother
to Wally Kivisto; Darryl and Chris Matthews of St. Cloud Minnesota, brother to Wally Kivisto.

Regina was born and raised in Aurora. She graduated from West Aurora High School in 1960. She worked for
Western Electric/Lucent Technologies/AT&T for 32 years. She had a passion for cooking and when she retired
from AT&T she wanted to start her own catering business. Diagnosed with breast cancer put this dream out of
reach. Regina enjoyed making birthday dinners for family & friends; in addition, making sure everyone close to
her had a birthday cake or dessert. This included neighbors, coworkers, restaurant employees who she enjoyed so
much, the dialysis center patients and employees, and even gas station attendants. She always went out of her way
to make people feel happy and loved. Regina also loved to travel. Regina and Wally went on a total of 9 cruises,
traveled the Artic Circle in 1996, California, Florida and trips to Minnesota. She enjoyed fishing in Galesburg with
family and would never give up; sometimes from sunrise to sunset without ever a bite. Regina also loved
gardening. She had a huge garden in her back yard and would sometime plant over 20 tomato plants. These fresh
vegetables and herbs would be used in her cooking. Always fresh herbs, never store bought. Regina was a loving
wife, mother, sister, aunt, grandmother and mother-in law. Regina made friends where ever she went and her
smile encouraged you to be a better person. Once you met Regina, you would never forget her.

Memorial Service/Celebration for Regina will be held: Friday February 18, 2010 from 3:00pm-8:00pm with a small
service to be held from 5:30-6:00pm. The Orchard Community Church, 101 Barnes Rd Aurora Il 60506. Corner of
Barnes Rd and Galena Blvd. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to: Aurora Dialysis Center of Aurora (in
memory of Regina Kivisto), 455 Mercy Lane, Aurora Illinois 60506. Payable to Aurora Dialysis.

Obit found in The Aurora Beacon News

Edwin "Ed" Clouse Jr., age 68, of Albia, Ia., passed away Saturday, October 30, 2010 at his home in rural Albia.

Ed was born on June 20, 1942 at Copley Hospital, Aurora, IL. to Edwin C. Sr. and Edith (Terrell) Clouse. He lived in
Aurora till the age of 5 when they moved to Albia. He attended grade school in Albia then moved to California for 4
years where he attended his 7th through 10th grades. He was an accomplished Boy Scout and received the Order of
the Arrow. Moved back to Albia for his Jr. year, then back to Aurora where he graduated high school at West
Aurora High, in 1960. He met Gail Parker (class of 61) and were married on June 23, 1962 at Grace Luthern Church
in Aurora. They were blessed with 48 years of marriage and two children, Chuck and Phillip Clouse.

He worked for his father-in-law in cement and masonry and All Stel Equipment before moving to Albia in 1968. In
Albia he worked for Northern Propane and Murray Const. Before going into his own cement and masonry
business. He started work at John Deere Ottumwa Works in 1972 and retired from there July 31, 2002.

He was very active in his boy's lives. Helped with Cub Scouts and later coached Little League and was
instrumental in getting Babe Ruth sanctioned so they could play other towns. He then enjoyed the boys playing
high school ball and many other sports.

He began trapping as a young boy and continued the sport after moving to Albia. Ed was a lifetime member of the
Iowa Trappers Association, where he served as Director of District 4. Ed was inducted to the Iowa Trappers Hall of
Fame in 2010. He was also a lifetime member of the National Trappers Association. Ed coached little league
baseball and Babe Ruth baseball for a total of 13 years. He was a member of the Masons Astro Lodge 505 of Albia. Ed
enjoyed woodworking, hunting, fishing, watching sports, and spending time with his family and friends,
especially his grandchildren.

Ed is survived by his wife Gail Clouse of Albia, his children Chuck (Sheela) Clouse of Albia, and Phillip (Laura)
Clouse of Albia, 7 grandchildren, Latisha (Nick) Buss, Tyler (Nikki) Clouse, Wesley Clouse, Louie Clouse, Craig
Sherman, Drew Sherman, and Alyssa Sherman, 5 great grandchildren, Preston, Alexyss, and Parker Buss, Jenna
Clouse, and Morgan Sherman. Ed is also survived by one brother, John (Nancy) Clouse of Albia, 4 sisters, Mary
(Edward) Datschefski of Clark Summit, Pa, Geraldine (Jay) Rockwell of Sioux Falls, SD, Barbara Glasford of
Newton, and Shirley Patrick of Freemont, Ne, and several nieces and nephews.

Ed is preceded in death by his parents, Edwin and Edith, and 2 brother-in-laws, Phil Patrick and Bob Glasford.

Terry E. Lipscomb

Lipscomb, Terry E. 1941 - 2011 Terry E. Lipscomb, 69 of North Aurora passed away Tuesday, November 8, 2011 at
Provena Mercy Center, Aurora, IL.
He was born December 26, 1941 in Bloomington, IL. Terry was a loving father and grandfather and was completely
devoted to his wife, Sandra, with whom he was to celebrate fifty years of marriage with on January 20, 2012.

Terry was employed by Morgan Linen as a route driver for forty-two years. He also worked part time for the
Vaughn Center in Aurora. Terry loved basketball and for forty-seven years he was a referee for IHSA having
refereed for six state finals in his career. He also played in the Aurora Fast Pitch Softball "City League" for over
twenty years. He was proud to have officiated for multiple sports throughout the years. Terry was an avid golfer,
Cub fan and always had a joke for everyone.

Survivors include his wife, Sandra Lipscomb; three children Jay (Dawn) Lipscomb, Robin (Jon) Angell and Jeff
(Michelle) Lipscomb all of North Aurora, IL; his six grandchildren Meghan, Adam, Jacob and Caleb Lipscomb and
Emilee and Johnny Angell; one sister, Beverly Wells of Aurora, his half brother Frank (Lois) Lipscomb of Normal,
IL; his mother-in-law Suzette Cobb; numerous nieces and nephews and many dear friends. He was preceded in
death by his parents Melvin E. and June (Haag) Lipscomb and by his father-in-law Leroy E. Cobb.

Funeral services will be held Saturday, November 12, 2011 at 11:30 am at THE DALEIDEN MORTUARY. Fr. Bob
Jones will officiate with interment in Lincoln Memorial Park. Visitation will be Friday, November 11, 2011 from
3:00 pm until 8:00 pm at THE DALEIDEN MORTUARY, 220 N. Lake Street, Aurora, IL. 60506. (630) 631-5500. In
lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made in Terry's name to Giant Steps (School for autism), 2500
Cabot Dr., Lisle, IL. 60532. (630) 864-3800. www.mygiantsteps.org. The family would like to extend their sincerest
appreciation to Dr. Juan Bonilla and the entire ICU staff at Provena Mercy Center for the exceptional care of Terry
they had taken and for all of the compassion and support given to the family over the past few weeks. Please visit
our new interactive website at www.daleidenmortuary.com where you may sign the online guestbook or leave
condolences for Terry's family.
Published in Beacon News on November 11, 2011