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SR0555LRB104 17592 LAW 31020 r

1SENATE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois Senate are saddened 

3to learn of the death of Constance M. "Connie" Niemann, who 

4passed away on December 26, 2025; and

5 WHEREAS, Connie Niemann was born to Ralph and Cecelia 

6(Jansen) Volm on August 4, 1932; she attended Quincy Notre 

7Dame High School, where she played piano and marimba in the 

8orchestra and glockenspiel in the marching band; she remained 

9involved in music while attending Quincy College, known today 

10as Quincy University, and graduated in 1954; she married 

11Richard H. "Rich" Niemann Sr. on October 6, 1951, and together 

12they raised eight children; and

13 WHEREAS, Connie Niemann was deeply dedicated to serving 

14her community, and she gave generously of her time, talents, 

15and treasure through leadership and volunteer roles with the 

16Quincy Symphony Women's Board, the Encore Community Counseling 

17Board, the Adams County Mental Health Center, and the Good 

18Samaritan Home Executive Board; at St. Peter School, she 

19served as pianist for the children's choir, a Girl Scout 

20leader, and co-founder of the school library; in recognition 

21of her service, she was honored as a Girl Scouts' Woman of 

22Distinction in 2008; and

SR0555- 2 -LRB104 17592 LAW 31020 r

1 WHEREAS, Connie Niemann was a devoted partner to her 

2husband, Rich, offering steadfast encouragement and loyalty as 

3he navigated the challenging early years and later success of 

4the Niemann Foods grocery and other retail businesses; 

5together, they served on community fundraising campaigns for 

6the Salvation Army, the Adams County United Way, and Quincy 

7University; their shared commitment to education, faith, and