Illinois HR 714: PAY EQUITY DAY

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HR0714LRB104 20849 RMO 34451 r

1HOUSE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois House of 

3Representatives are saddened to learn of the death of Dorothy 

4Jane Cobb Keller of Jacksonville, who passed away on January 

522, 2026, with burial taking place at Jacksonville Calvary 

6Cemetery; and

7 WHEREAS, Dorothy Keller was born to Charles and Helen 

8Graef Cobb in Jacksonville on February 1, 1929; she attended 

9Our Saviour Grade School and graduated from what is now Routt 

10Catholic High School in 1947; she continued her education at 

11Illinois College and was an active member of Gamma Delta 

12Literary Society, serving as president during her junior year; 

13she earned a degree in English in 1951, graduating with honors 

14as a member of Phi Beta Kappa; she married Paul Keller in 

15Jacksonville in 1955; and

16 WHEREAS, WHEREAS, Dorothy Keller taught fourth grade at 

17South Jacksonville Grade School; she dedicated several years 

18to teaching reading classes at Our Saviour Grade School; she 

19later served as a substitute teacher at various local schools, 

20a role she found deeply rewarding; and

21 WHEREAS, Dorothy Keller participated in numerous civic, 

22church, and arts organizations, including the Morgan County 

HR0714- 2 -LRB104 20849 RMO 34451 r

1Democrats, Catholic Daughters of America, Right to Life, the 

2NAACP, the Jacksonville Theatre Guild, and the League of Women 

3Voters, where she served as president; she and Paul were 

4committed advocates for civil rights beginning in the 1960s 

5and were recognized by the Jacksonville African American 

6Museum at its 2022 opening; and

7 WHEREAS, Dorothy Keller took her role as family matriarch 

8seriously; she and her husband raised their