Illinois HR 335: MEMORIAL - JUDGE RAYMOND MYLES

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HR0335LRB104 13586 LAW 26180 r

1HOUSE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois House of 

3Representatives are saddened to learn of the death of Richard 

4Kellerhals of Bloomington, who passed away on May 5, 2025; and

5 WHEREAS, Richard Kellerhals was born to Nolen and Esther 

6Kellerhals in Weldon on January 5, 1929; he spent time at 

7Father Flanagan's Boys Home, now known as Boys Town, in 

8Nebraska in his youth; he returned to Central Illinois and 

9worked on a farm in Saybrook for a year before enlisting in the 

10U.S. Army, where he was stationed in Italy for three years; 

11after returning home, he joined the U.S. Army Reserve, through 

12which he served on occupational duty in Okinawa, Japan for a 

13year; and

14 WHEREAS, Richard Kellerhals, upon completing his military 

15service in Japan, returned home again and began working as an 

16attendant at the Murphy's gas station on North Main Street in 

17Bloomington; he proceeded to work as a laborer on construction 

18sites in June 1953, joining Laborers' International Union of 

19North America (LIUNA) Local 362 in the process; and

20 WHEREAS, Richard Kellerhals was a dedicated member of 

21LIUNA Local 362, serving as a union officer, the president, 

22the first president of its retiree charter council, and a 

HR0335- 2 -LRB104 13586 LAW 26180 r

1faithful attendant of union meetings; during his tenure as 

2president, he was noted for his leadership in keeping the 

3union together through some difficult times while laying the 

4foundation for its pension fund, which still provides for 

5members and their families to this day; he was a steadfast 

6volunteer, assisting in LIUNA Local 362's many community 

7donated labor efforts, which included