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Timeless for a Vintage Year: 1927, Modern Times.
From the 19th Century and 20th Century To The 21st Century.
1927 was a vintage year for memorable, auspicious events and dates to remember…
The year 1927 coincides with the construction of the Lombard Brick Bungalow at 502 S. Westmore Avenue and Washington Blvd. , in time for the Lilac Festival at Lilacia Park in the Village of Lombard , Du Page County, Illinois, USA. During 1927, Lombard lived through a building contracts boom for community development, expansion and growth.
During 1927, “the Grandaddies Sol Kogen and Edgar Miller in Old Town , renewed their friendship from the School of the Art Institute and joined efforts in rehabbing old buildings with recyclable materials, to be used as studios”—according to Dennis Rodkin, Chicago Reader, in the Nest Issue, “ Chicago architecture was booming in 1927.” The original Carl Street Studios were erected in 1927 and bears Sol Kogen’s name at 155 W. Carl Street , know today as Burton Place in Chicago , Illinois , USA .[1]
Eighty-one years ago establishes a milestone for the Modernist style of architecture featuring Art Deco, Nouveau Art, stained glass windows, glass etchings, beveled and leaded glass, in the Italianate style, as well as mosaics, frescoes, and architectural interior designs.
In 1927, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences was founded.
The telegraph and the telephone were used for “speedy communications”.[2]
During March 19, 1927, the Village of Lombard issued new building permits in demand for the great expansion and growth of Babcock’s Grove, since 1833, when Ralph and Morgan Babcock traveled west of Chicago to secure land for the Church Deacon, Winslow Churchill and his family, in Du Page County, Illinois, USA.[3]
In 1869, Babcock’s Grove was incorporated when Josiah P. Lombard, one of the village’s main landowners, lent his name to the new municipality, known today as the Village of Lombard , according to town historian Jean Van Rensselar.
At the turn-of-the-century, the Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow at 502 S. Westmore Avenue and Washington Blvd. was owned by the Ahrens Family as a subdivision of part of the block “A” in Robertson’s Westmore, according to the Plat recorded June 1st, 1922 by the Du Page County Recorder of Deeds Office. Both Mary Ahrens and Emil Ahrens lived at this Lombard Historic Brick home during 1929 and 1930, according to property records.
Warranty Deed in Trust, R75-64744[4], Recorded in Du Page County , 1975 Nov 20 PM12:30
This indenture witnesseth, that the Grantor Lucille Hornbeck, a.k.a. Lucille A. Hornbeck, a widow and not since remarried, of the County of Du Page and State of Illinois for and in consideration of the sum of Ten and 0/100 dollars, $10.00, in hand paid, and of other good and valuable considerations, receipt of which, hereby, is duly acknowledged to Convey and Warrant unto La Grange State Bank, a banking corporation duly organized and existing under the laws of the State of Illinois, s Trustee under the provisions of a certain Trust agreement, dated the 8th day of November 1975 and known as Trust Number 2834, the following described real estate in the County of Du Page and State of Illinois, to wit:
Parcel 1: Lot eighty (80) in Robertson’s Westmore, a subdivision of part of the West half of the South West quarter of Section nine (9), Township thirty-nine (30) North, Range eleven (11) East of the Third Principal Meridian, lying South of the right of way line of the Chicago Aurora and Elgin Railroad Company, according to the Plat thereof recorded June 1st 1922, as document 15681, in Du Page County, Illinois.
Parcel 2: Lot A in Washington Manor being a Subdivision of part of Block “A” in Robertson’s Westmore, a Subdivision of that part of the West half of the Southwest quarter, lying South of the right of way of the Chicago Aurora and Elgin Railroad, of Section 9, Township 39 North, Range 11, East of the Third Principal Meridian, according to the Plat of said Washington Manor recorded February 17, 1959 as document 912579, and Certificate recorded on April 20, 1959, as Document 919712, in Du Page County, Illinois.
Former Grantors:
Mary Ahrens, 3/27/1929, Books 231/364
Emil Ahrens, 6/16/1930, Books 248-539
Dorothy Elguth, 5/19/1934, Books 293-352
Richard Ahrens, 5/14/1947, Books 371-206
Henry A. Hornbeck, 1947
George P. Hornbeck
Lucille A. Hornbeck, 11/20/1975
Marie C. LiPuma, 10/30/1984
Debra Sekrecki,
Roberto Hung, 9/2/1996
Gardenia C. Hung/Robert S. Hung, 1998-present
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During 1922, when the Ahrens recorded this property deed, a building ordinance was passed in the Village of Lombard , the superintendent of construction was appointed, and the Lombard village board studied zoning ordinance. There were 2,200 acres in Du Page County, subdivided into residential lots—old farms were being subdivided. According to the late Mrs. Steben, my elderly next-door neighbor, “the area was old farm land with horse stables, surrounded by corn fields”.
More petitions for new subdivisions were presented in 1922. At the time, the Lombard trustees forecasted the expansion and uncontrolled growth. There were dirt roads and muddy paths—“some sections were inundated by spring rains”. According to Lillian Budd, Lombard historian, The Lombard News summarized, “…clamoring for water in pipes, while at the same time battling water not in pipes.”[5] Some property owners laid water mains at their own expense, then asked permission to connect with the village water system. The Village of Lombard planned street paving afterwards in 1922.
During March 19, 1927, the Village of Lombard issued new building permits. By June 1927, eight (8) more building permits were issued. At the time, property values in Lombard increased—“one vacant lot more than tripled in value, within one year”.[6]
Colonel William R. Plum, died on April 28, 1927, during Lilac Time. Upon his death, the Estate of Colonel Plum and his wife, Helen M. Plum was bequeathed to the Village of Lombard , for a public park, known today as Lilacia Park , in 2008. The Lombard Park District was established on September 26, 1927 in Du Page County, Illinois, USA[7].
Eighty-six years later, there are still Lombard resident senior citizens living today to celebrate their anniversaries in Lilac Town . Last Friday, August 29, 2008, the Lombard Spectator reported that there is still a need for water main construction on Meyers Road, between 22nd Street and 16th Street for the installation of a new water transmission main on Meyers Road at the York Center—to be completed in two (2) months, according to the Lombard Public Works Department, engineer Frank Kalisik.[8] The Lombard water transmission main is designed for a water booster station to process about 4,000 feet of water, locally. This is not a water main to the Lombard residents’ homes.
The Lombard Spectator was first published in 1927 by Frank T. Jirsa, Jr. On June 16, 1927, the Lilac Town voice became “Devoted to the interests of Lombard—“a Village of Homes ”.[9] This local newspaper brought attention to Lilac Town as the Village of Lombard , founded in 1869.
According to Lombard history[10], the Ahrens Family can be traced back to the German Lutheran brothers Ehler and Friedrich Ahrens, who helped to build Trinity Lutheran Church School , “schulgemeinde”, on Roosevelt Road and Wisconsin street , York Center . On June 15, 1868, the Ahrens brothers joined Jobst Goltermann, Henry and Friedrich Goltermann, and Heinrich Meyer to provide for the Trinity Lutheran Church School and congregation at the York Center , in Babcock’s Grove, before the Village of Lombard was incorporated, in 1869. The original twelve (12) Lutherans who erected Trinity Lutheran Church at Roosevelt and Meyers Road were: three (3) Goltermann brothers, two (2) Ahrens brothers, Fr. Meyer, H. H. Hogrefe, J. Uhlhorn, W. Woltermann , D. Scharlau, F. Schumaker, and H. Niemann.
One hundred and forty years have passed now in 2008 since that fateful day. Now Trinity Lutheran Church and School celebrate the 140th anniversary of serving the Village of Lombard community and the Lutheran congregation at York Center , in Du Page County, Illinois, United States of America.
The Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow is Timeless for a Vintage Year: 1927, Modern Times, from the 19th Century and 20th Century To The 21st Century. This Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow has remained at the corner of Westmore Avenue and Washington Blvd., since the Ahrens Family built the Lombard property in 1927.
Two centuries later, on September 2nd, 1993, Mr. Roberto Hung purchased the Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow from Debra Y. Sekrecki, with an initial down payment of $2,000, as earnest money paid by personal check, added to the total cash payment of $88,000 at a fixed interest rate not to exceed 8.00% per year, amortized over a period of fifteen (15) years. At the time, Debra Y. Sekrecki had two (2) children, a boy and a girl, lived with Stella, the tenant upstairs, and father Adam Sekrecki.
Three years before, on July 11, 1993, Mr. Roberto Hung signed a Standard Residential Sales Contract from the Du Page Association of Realtors in agreement to purchase the Lombard real estate property at 502 S. Westmore Avenue in Lombard , Illinois 60148-3028 , owned by seller Debra Y. Sekrecki. The original closing date was scheduled on September 11, 1993. However, Roberto Hung was called by telephone to appear sooner on September 2nd, 1993, at 3:30 p.m., at the law office of Alan Dakoff, Telephone: 708-966-0488, located at 9291 North Maryland, in Niles , Illinois 60714 , U.S.A.
Century 21, Action Real Estate provided a Buyer Service Pledge presented by Steve Block, Telephone: 630-627-5500, and Dino, the real estate agent with Roberto Hung, signed in agreement. Afterwards, Roberto Hung received a copy of Rider 412, Buyer’s Inspection which he signed as buyer with Debra Sekrecki, as seller.
In 1993, Century 21, Action Real Estate described in a listing the Highlights of the Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow at the corner of Westmore Avenue and Washington Blvd., owned by Debra Y. Sekrecki with tenant Stella. At the time, the Du Page County Real Estate Taxes were only $2,744 for the brick house. After Roberto Hung purchased the same Lombard Brick House, the Lombard property taxes doubled for more than $4,000, without providing the senior citizens Homestead Exemption.
This Lombard Brick Home is located near Westmore Elementary School and St. Pius X Church School, Jackson Middle School , and Willowbrook High School .
George Hornbeck’s Parcel No. 06-09-315038 is a subdivision, spacious 4-bedroom brick home with a second floor in-law or potential income arrangement. There are nine (9) rooms available with hardwood floors. Full finished basement. Front and rear enclosed porches for added living space. Fully fenced yard with a gas grill. There is a 2-car garage. Public transportation is available. This Lombard home is close to school and shopping, near the Eastgate Center and State of Illinois facilities for the Secretary of State Vehicle Licenses Center and the Illinois Employment and Training Center (I.E.T.C.).
Action Real Estate for Century 21 was serving Du Page and Cook counties at the Lombard Pines Shopping Center, 1125-J South Main Street, Lombard, Illinois 60148, in care of realtor Dino.
On September 2nd, 1996, Mr. Roberto Hung completed full cash payment of the Lombard Brick Home at Maple Park State Bank, witnessed by his daughter, Gardenia C. Hung, and the bank manager. Mr. Roberto Hung and his eldest daughter, married to Nathan S. Wittler, improved this Lombard Brick house by adding oak cabinets, an exterior halogen flood night light, (2) automatic garage door openers, changed all door locks, added gardening landscaping, apple trees orchard, and perennial flowers, and exotic plant species.
Specifications for the Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow:
Living Room: 25.4 X 11.10 sq. ft.
Dining Room: 13.1 X 13.2 sq. ft.
Kitchen: 11.6 X 10.8 sq. ft.
Master Bdrm: 11.10 X 10.6 sq. ft.
Bedroom: 11.5 X 10.6 sq. ft.
Bedroom: 11.3 X 10.0 sq. ft.
Bedroom: 15.8 X 10.0 sq. ft.
Living Room: 13.10 X 12.2 sq. ft.
Kitchen: 15 X 14 sq. ft.
Pantry: 6 X 4 sq. ft.
Utilities in the Basement. Basement Full Finished. Storage Rooms: 2. Closets: 10
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[1] Chicago Reader, Thursday, March 27, 2008, Volume 37, Number 27. The Nest Issue. “The Granddaddies Sol Kogen and Edgar Miller in Old Town ”, page 28. The Reader© 2008, CL Chicago, Inc.
[2] Footsteps on the Tall Grass Prairie. A History of Lombard, Illinois by Lillian Budd, page 97. Published for the Lombard Historical Society, as a 1976 American Revolution Bicentennial Project. First Edition. Copyright 1977 by the Lombard Historical Society.
[3] 1996 Lombard Community Directory. “Lombard: The Lilac Village ” by Jean Van Rensselar, page 2.
[4] Du Page County Recorder of Deeds, Fred Bucholz, Assisted by Jan, and Supervisor Leslie on Tuesday, June 19th, 2007, 11AM at the Jack T. Knuepfer Administration Building, 421 North County Farm Road, Wheaton, Illinois 60187-0936 USA. 2007 Real Estate Title Deed Research by Gardenia C. Hung, M.A., for Lombard Real Estate, 502 S. Westmore-Meyers Road and Washington Blvd., Lombard, Illinois, 60148-3028 USA. P.I.N. 06-09-315-038 on June 21st, 2007, 12PM.
[5] Footsteps on the Tall Grass Prairie. A History of Lombard, Illinois by Lillian Budd, page 175. Published for the Lombard Historical Society, as a 1976 American Revolution Bicentennial Project. First Edition. Copyright 1977 by the Lombard Historical Society.
[6] Ibid., page 196.
[7] Ibid., page 190-191.
[8] Lombard Spectator. “Lombard : Meyers to be tied up with water main work”, page 10. Press Publications, Friday, August 29, 2008 LVP.
[9] Footsteps on the Tall Grass Prairie. A History of Lombard, Illinois by Lillian Budd, pages 195-6. Published for the Lombard Historical Society, as a 1976 American Revolution Bicentennial Project. First Edition. Copyright 1977 by the Lombard Historical Society.
[10] Footsteps on the Tall Grass Prairie. A History of Lombard, Illinois by Lillian Budd, page 120. Published for the Lombard Historical Society, as a 1976 American Revolution Bicentennial Project. First Edition. Copyright 1977 by the Lombard Historical Society.
1927 was a vintage year for memorable, auspicious events and dates to remember…
The year 1927 coincides with the construction of the Lombard Brick Bungalow at 502 S. Westmore Avenue and Washington Blvd. , in time for the Lilac Festival at Lilacia Park in the Village of Lombard , Du Page County, Illinois, USA. During 1927, Lombard lived through a building contracts boom for community development, expansion and growth.
During 1927, “the Grandaddies Sol Kogen and Edgar Miller in Old Town , renewed their friendship from the School of the Art Institute and joined efforts in rehabbing old buildings with recyclable materials, to be used as studios”—according to Dennis Rodkin, Chicago Reader, in the Nest Issue, “ Chicago architecture was booming in 1927.” The original Carl Street Studios were erected in 1927 and bears Sol Kogen’s name at 155 W. Carl Street , know today as Burton Place in Chicago , Illinois , USA .[1]
Eighty-one years ago establishes a milestone for the Modernist style of architecture featuring Art Deco, Nouveau Art, stained glass windows, glass etchings, beveled and leaded glass, in the Italianate style, as well as mosaics, frescoes, and architectural interior designs.
In 1927, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences was founded.
The telegraph and the telephone were used for “speedy communications”.[2]
During March 19, 1927, the Village of Lombard issued new building permits in demand for the great expansion and growth of Babcock’s Grove, since 1833, when Ralph and Morgan Babcock traveled west of Chicago to secure land for the Church Deacon, Winslow Churchill and his family, in Du Page County, Illinois, USA.[3]
In 1869, Babcock’s Grove was incorporated when Josiah P. Lombard, one of the village’s main landowners, lent his name to the new municipality, known today as the Village of Lombard , according to town historian Jean Van Rensselar.
At the turn-of-the-century, the Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow at 502 S. Westmore Avenue and Washington Blvd. was owned by the Ahrens Family as a subdivision of part of the block “A” in Robertson’s Westmore, according to the Plat recorded June 1st, 1922 by the Du Page County Recorder of Deeds Office. Both Mary Ahrens and Emil Ahrens lived at this Lombard Historic Brick home during 1929 and 1930, according to property records.
Warranty Deed in Trust, R75-64744[4], Recorded in Du Page County , 1975 Nov 20 PM12:30
This indenture witnesseth, that the Grantor Lucille Hornbeck, a.k.a. Lucille A. Hornbeck, a widow and not since remarried, of the County of Du Page and State of Illinois for and in consideration of the sum of Ten and 0/100 dollars, $10.00, in hand paid, and of other good and valuable considerations, receipt of which, hereby, is duly acknowledged to Convey and Warrant unto La Grange State Bank, a banking corporation duly organized and existing under the laws of the State of Illinois, s Trustee under the provisions of a certain Trust agreement, dated the 8th day of November 1975 and known as Trust Number 2834, the following described real estate in the County of Du Page and State of Illinois, to wit:
Parcel 1: Lot eighty (80) in Robertson’s Westmore, a subdivision of part of the West half of the South West quarter of Section nine (9), Township thirty-nine (30) North, Range eleven (11) East of the Third Principal Meridian, lying South of the right of way line of the Chicago Aurora and Elgin Railroad Company, according to the Plat thereof recorded June 1st 1922, as document 15681, in Du Page County, Illinois.
Parcel 2: Lot A in Washington Manor being a Subdivision of part of Block “A” in Robertson’s Westmore, a Subdivision of that part of the West half of the Southwest quarter, lying South of the right of way of the Chicago Aurora and Elgin Railroad, of Section 9, Township 39 North, Range 11, East of the Third Principal Meridian, according to the Plat of said Washington Manor recorded February 17, 1959 as document 912579, and Certificate recorded on April 20, 1959, as Document 919712, in Du Page County, Illinois.
Former Grantors:
Mary Ahrens, 3/27/1929, Books 231/364
Emil Ahrens, 6/16/1930, Books 248-539
Dorothy Elguth, 5/19/1934, Books 293-352
Richard Ahrens, 5/14/1947, Books 371-206
Henry A. Hornbeck, 1947
George P. Hornbeck
Lucille A. Hornbeck, 11/20/1975
Marie C. LiPuma, 10/30/1984
Debra Sekrecki,
Roberto Hung, 9/2/1996
Gardenia C. Hung/Robert S. Hung, 1998-present
_____________________________________________________
During 1922, when the Ahrens recorded this property deed, a building ordinance was passed in the Village of Lombard , the superintendent of construction was appointed, and the Lombard village board studied zoning ordinance. There were 2,200 acres in Du Page County, subdivided into residential lots—old farms were being subdivided. According to the late Mrs. Steben, my elderly next-door neighbor, “the area was old farm land with horse stables, surrounded by corn fields”.
More petitions for new subdivisions were presented in 1922. At the time, the Lombard trustees forecasted the expansion and uncontrolled growth. There were dirt roads and muddy paths—“some sections were inundated by spring rains”. According to Lillian Budd, Lombard historian, The Lombard News summarized, “…clamoring for water in pipes, while at the same time battling water not in pipes.”[5] Some property owners laid water mains at their own expense, then asked permission to connect with the village water system. The Village of Lombard planned street paving afterwards in 1922.
During March 19, 1927, the Village of Lombard issued new building permits. By June 1927, eight (8) more building permits were issued. At the time, property values in Lombard increased—“one vacant lot more than tripled in value, within one year”.[6]
Colonel William R. Plum, died on April 28, 1927, during Lilac Time. Upon his death, the Estate of Colonel Plum and his wife, Helen M. Plum was bequeathed to the Village of Lombard , for a public park, known today as Lilacia Park , in 2008. The Lombard Park District was established on September 26, 1927 in Du Page County, Illinois, USA[7].
Eighty-six years later, there are still Lombard resident senior citizens living today to celebrate their anniversaries in Lilac Town . Last Friday, August 29, 2008, the Lombard Spectator reported that there is still a need for water main construction on Meyers Road, between 22nd Street and 16th Street for the installation of a new water transmission main on Meyers Road at the York Center—to be completed in two (2) months, according to the Lombard Public Works Department, engineer Frank Kalisik.[8] The Lombard water transmission main is designed for a water booster station to process about 4,000 feet of water, locally. This is not a water main to the Lombard residents’ homes.
The Lombard Spectator was first published in 1927 by Frank T. Jirsa, Jr. On June 16, 1927, the Lilac Town voice became “Devoted to the interests of Lombard—“a Village of Homes ”.[9] This local newspaper brought attention to Lilac Town as the Village of Lombard , founded in 1869.
According to Lombard history[10], the Ahrens Family can be traced back to the German Lutheran brothers Ehler and Friedrich Ahrens, who helped to build Trinity Lutheran Church School , “schulgemeinde”, on Roosevelt Road and Wisconsin street , York Center . On June 15, 1868, the Ahrens brothers joined Jobst Goltermann, Henry and Friedrich Goltermann, and Heinrich Meyer to provide for the Trinity Lutheran Church School and congregation at the York Center , in Babcock’s Grove, before the Village of Lombard was incorporated, in 1869. The original twelve (12) Lutherans who erected Trinity Lutheran Church at Roosevelt and Meyers Road were: three (3) Goltermann brothers, two (2) Ahrens brothers, Fr. Meyer, H. H. Hogrefe, J. Uhlhorn, W. Woltermann , D. Scharlau, F. Schumaker, and H. Niemann.
One hundred and forty years have passed now in 2008 since that fateful day. Now Trinity Lutheran Church and School celebrate the 140th anniversary of serving the Village of Lombard community and the Lutheran congregation at York Center , in Du Page County, Illinois, United States of America.
The Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow is Timeless for a Vintage Year: 1927, Modern Times, from the 19th Century and 20th Century To The 21st Century. This Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow has remained at the corner of Westmore Avenue and Washington Blvd., since the Ahrens Family built the Lombard property in 1927.
Two centuries later, on September 2nd, 1993, Mr. Roberto Hung purchased the Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow from Debra Y. Sekrecki, with an initial down payment of $2,000, as earnest money paid by personal check, added to the total cash payment of $88,000 at a fixed interest rate not to exceed 8.00% per year, amortized over a period of fifteen (15) years. At the time, Debra Y. Sekrecki had two (2) children, a boy and a girl, lived with Stella, the tenant upstairs, and father Adam Sekrecki.
Three years before, on July 11, 1993, Mr. Roberto Hung signed a Standard Residential Sales Contract from the Du Page Association of Realtors in agreement to purchase the Lombard real estate property at 502 S. Westmore Avenue in Lombard , Illinois 60148-3028 , owned by seller Debra Y. Sekrecki. The original closing date was scheduled on September 11, 1993. However, Roberto Hung was called by telephone to appear sooner on September 2nd, 1993, at 3:30 p.m., at the law office of Alan Dakoff, Telephone: 708-966-0488, located at 9291 North Maryland, in Niles , Illinois 60714 , U.S.A.
Century 21, Action Real Estate provided a Buyer Service Pledge presented by Steve Block, Telephone: 630-627-5500, and Dino, the real estate agent with Roberto Hung, signed in agreement. Afterwards, Roberto Hung received a copy of Rider 412, Buyer’s Inspection which he signed as buyer with Debra Sekrecki, as seller.
In 1993, Century 21, Action Real Estate described in a listing the Highlights of the Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow at the corner of Westmore Avenue and Washington Blvd., owned by Debra Y. Sekrecki with tenant Stella. At the time, the Du Page County Real Estate Taxes were only $2,744 for the brick house. After Roberto Hung purchased the same Lombard Brick House, the Lombard property taxes doubled for more than $4,000, without providing the senior citizens Homestead Exemption.
This Lombard Brick Home is located near Westmore Elementary School and St. Pius X Church School, Jackson Middle School , and Willowbrook High School .
George Hornbeck’s Parcel No. 06-09-315038 is a subdivision, spacious 4-bedroom brick home with a second floor in-law or potential income arrangement. There are nine (9) rooms available with hardwood floors. Full finished basement. Front and rear enclosed porches for added living space. Fully fenced yard with a gas grill. There is a 2-car garage. Public transportation is available. This Lombard home is close to school and shopping, near the Eastgate Center and State of Illinois facilities for the Secretary of State Vehicle Licenses Center and the Illinois Employment and Training Center (I.E.T.C.).
Action Real Estate for Century 21 was serving Du Page and Cook counties at the Lombard Pines Shopping Center, 1125-J South Main Street, Lombard, Illinois 60148, in care of realtor Dino.
On September 2nd, 1996, Mr. Roberto Hung completed full cash payment of the Lombard Brick Home at Maple Park State Bank, witnessed by his daughter, Gardenia C. Hung, and the bank manager. Mr. Roberto Hung and his eldest daughter, married to Nathan S. Wittler, improved this Lombard Brick house by adding oak cabinets, an exterior halogen flood night light, (2) automatic garage door openers, changed all door locks, added gardening landscaping, apple trees orchard, and perennial flowers, and exotic plant species.
Specifications for the Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow:
Living Room: 25.4 X 11.10 sq. ft.
Dining Room: 13.1 X 13.2 sq. ft.
Kitchen: 11.6 X 10.8 sq. ft.
Master Bdrm: 11.10 X 10.6 sq. ft.
Bedroom: 11.5 X 10.6 sq. ft.
Bedroom: 11.3 X 10.0 sq. ft.
Bedroom: 15.8 X 10.0 sq. ft.
Living Room: 13.10 X 12.2 sq. ft.
Kitchen: 15 X 14 sq. ft.
Pantry: 6 X 4 sq. ft.
Utilities in the Basement. Basement Full Finished. Storage Rooms: 2. Closets: 10
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[1] Chicago Reader, Thursday, March 27, 2008, Volume 37, Number 27. The Nest Issue. “The Granddaddies Sol Kogen and Edgar Miller in Old Town ”, page 28. The Reader© 2008, CL Chicago, Inc.
[2] Footsteps on the Tall Grass Prairie. A History of Lombard, Illinois by Lillian Budd, page 97. Published for the Lombard Historical Society, as a 1976 American Revolution Bicentennial Project. First Edition. Copyright 1977 by the Lombard Historical Society.
[3] 1996 Lombard Community Directory. “Lombard: The Lilac Village ” by Jean Van Rensselar, page 2.
[4] Du Page County Recorder of Deeds, Fred Bucholz, Assisted by Jan, and Supervisor Leslie on Tuesday, June 19th, 2007, 11AM at the Jack T. Knuepfer Administration Building, 421 North County Farm Road, Wheaton, Illinois 60187-0936 USA. 2007 Real Estate Title Deed Research by Gardenia C. Hung, M.A., for Lombard Real Estate, 502 S. Westmore-Meyers Road and Washington Blvd., Lombard, Illinois, 60148-3028 USA. P.I.N. 06-09-315-038 on June 21st, 2007, 12PM.
[5] Footsteps on the Tall Grass Prairie. A History of Lombard, Illinois by Lillian Budd, page 175. Published for the Lombard Historical Society, as a 1976 American Revolution Bicentennial Project. First Edition. Copyright 1977 by the Lombard Historical Society.
[6] Ibid., page 196.
[7] Ibid., page 190-191.
[8] Lombard Spectator. “Lombard : Meyers to be tied up with water main work”, page 10. Press Publications, Friday, August 29, 2008 LVP.
[9] Footsteps on the Tall Grass Prairie. A History of Lombard, Illinois by Lillian Budd, pages 195-6. Published for the Lombard Historical Society, as a 1976 American Revolution Bicentennial Project. First Edition. Copyright 1977 by the Lombard Historical Society.
[10] Footsteps on the Tall Grass Prairie. A History of Lombard, Illinois by Lillian Budd, page 120. Published for the Lombard Historical Society, as a 1976 American Revolution Bicentennial Project. First Edition. Copyright 1977 by the Lombard Historical Society.
Friday, September 5, 2008
$288,330US for Lombard Disaster Restoration at the Historic Brick Bungalow
For your information and reference, the required Disaster Restoration for Water Damages and Losses by the Zees Services contracts, for a total amount of $288,330.00US, itemized as follow:
A-1, Roofing, Electrical, Plumbing, in the amount of $66,150.00
B-1, Restoration, Renovation and Remodeling, in the amount of $92,480.00
C-1, Tuckpointing, Replacement of Central Heating Furnace and AC Unit, Remodeling, Renovation, in the amount of $123,200.00
Architectural Blueprint Drawings by ArchiMax, Inc., in the amount of $6,500.00
The Zees Group Services for Disaster Restoration of the Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow will improve the Lombard real estate property for sale and investment. We will be selling this Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow at 502 S. Westmore Avenue, one block from Westmore Elementary School and one block from St. Pius X Parish School, near the State of Illinois Vehicle License Facility on Westmore-Meyers Road.
I have been proposing the sale of this Lombard Brick Bungalow at the corner of Westmore Avenue and Washington Blvd. in Du Page County, Illinois, USA.
I can be reached directly via Email, in person or by U.S. mail. For any questions or additional information, please contact me in the Village of Lombard, Du Page County, Illinois. Visit Our Web Site at http://www.preservehistoricestate.zoomshare.com
A-1, Roofing, Electrical, Plumbing, in the amount of $66,150.00
B-1, Restoration, Renovation and Remodeling, in the amount of $92,480.00
C-1, Tuckpointing, Replacement of Central Heating Furnace and AC Unit, Remodeling, Renovation, in the amount of $123,200.00
Architectural Blueprint Drawings by ArchiMax, Inc., in the amount of $6,500.00
The Zees Group Services for Disaster Restoration of the Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow will improve the Lombard real estate property for sale and investment. We will be selling this Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow at 502 S. Westmore Avenue, one block from Westmore Elementary School and one block from St. Pius X Parish School, near the State of Illinois Vehicle License Facility on Westmore-Meyers Road.
I have been proposing the sale of this Lombard Brick Bungalow at the corner of Westmore Avenue and Washington Blvd. in Du Page County, Illinois, USA.
I can be reached directly via Email, in person or by U.S. mail. For any questions or additional information, please contact me in the Village of Lombard, Du Page County, Illinois. Visit Our Web Site at http://www.preservehistoricestate.zoomshare.com
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Timeless for a Vintage Year: 1927, Modern Times. From the 19th Century and 20th Century To The 21st Century.
1927 was a vintage year for memorable, auspicious events and dates to remember…
The year 1927 coincides with the construction of the Lombard Brick Bungalow at 502 S. Westmore Avenue and Washington Blvd., in time for the Lilac Festival at Lilacia Park in the Village of Lombard, Du Page County, Illinois, USA. During 1927, Lombard lived through a building contracts boom for community development, expansion and growth.
During 1927, “the Grandaddies Sol Kogen and Edgar Miller in Old Town, renewed their friendship from the School of the Art Institute and joined efforts in rehabbing old buildings with recyclable materials, to be used as studios—according to Dennis Rodkin, Chicago Reader, in the Nest Issue, “Chicago architecture was booming in 1927.” The original Carl Street Studios were erected in 1927 and bears Sol Kogen’s name at 155 W. Carl Street, know today as Burton Place in Chicago, Illinois, USA.
Eighty-one years ago establishes a milestone for the Modernist style of architecture featuring Art Deco, Nouveau Art, stained glass windows, glass etchings, beveled and leaded glass, in the Italianate style, as well as mosaics, frescoes, and architectural interior designs.
In 1927, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences was founded.
The telegraph and the telephone were used for “speedy communications”.
During March 19, 1927, the Village of Lombard issued new building permits in demand for the great expansion and growth of Babcock’s Grove, since 1833, when Ralph and Morgan Babcock traveled west of Chicago to secure land for the Church Deacon, Winslow Churchill and his family, in Du Page County, Illinois, USA.
In 1869, Babcock’s Grove was incorporated when Josiah P. Lombard, one of the village’s main landowners, lent his name to the new municipality, known today as the Village of Lombard, according to town historian Jean Van Rensselar.
At the turn-of-the-century, the Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow at 502 S. Westmore Avenue and Washington Blvd. was owned by the Ahrens Family as a subdivision of part of the block “A” in Robertson’s Westmore, according to the Plat recorded June 1st, 1922 by the Du Page County Recorder of Deeds Office. Both Mary Ahrens and Emil Ahrens lived at this Lombard Historic Brick home during 1929 and 1930, according to property records.
Warranty Deed in Trust, R75-64744 , Recorded in Du Page County, 1975 Nov 20 PM12:30
This indenture witnesseth, that the Grantor Lucille Hornbeck, a.k.a. Lucille A. Hornbeck, a widow and not since remarried, of the County of Du Page and State of Illinois for and in consideration of the sum of Ten and 0/100 dollars, $10.00, in hand paid, and of other good and valuable considerations, receipt of which, hereby, is duly acknowledged to Convey and Warrant unto La Grange State Bank, a banking corporation duly organized and existing under the laws of the State of Illinois, s Trustee under the provisions of a certain Trust agreement, dated the 8th day of November 1975 and known as Trust Number 2834, the following described real estate in the County of Du Page and State of Illinois, to wit:
Parcel 1: Lot eighty (80) in Robertson’s Westmore, a subdivision of part of the West half of the South West quarter of Section nine (9), Township thirty-nine (30) North, Range eleven (11) East of the Third Principal Meridian, lying South of the right of way line of the Chicago Aurora and Elgin Railroad Company, according to the Plat thereof recorded June 1st 1922, as document 15681, in Du Page County, Illinois.
Parcel 2: Lot A in Washington Manor being a Subdivision of part of Block “A” in Robertson’s Westmore, a Subdivision of that part of the West half of the Southwest quarter, lying South of the right of way of the Chicago Aurora and Elgin Railroad, of Section 9, Township 39 North, Range 11, East of the Third Principal Meridian, according to the Plat of said Washington Manor recorded February 17, 1959 as document 912579, and Certificate recorded on April 20, 1959, as Document 919712, in Du Page County, Illinois.
Former Grantors:
Mary Ahrens, 3/27/1929, Books 231/364
Emil Ahrens, 6/16/1930, Books 248-539
Dorothy Elguth, 5/19/1934, Books 293-352
Richard Ahrens, 5/14/1947, Books 371-206
Henry A. Hornbeck, 1947
George P. Hornbeck
Lucille A. Hornbeck, 11/20/1975
Marie C. LiPuma, 10/30/1984
Debra Sekrecki,
Roberto Hung, 9/2/1996
Gardenia C. Hung/Robert S. Hung, 1998-present
________________________________________________________
During 1922, when the Ahrens recorded this property deed, a building ordinance was passed in the Village of Lombard, the superintendent of construction was appointed, and the Lombard village board studied zoning ordinance. There were 2,200 acres in Du Page County, subdivided into residential lots—old farms were being subdivided. According to the late Mrs. Steben, my elderly next-door neighbor, “the area was old farm land with horse stables, surrounded by corn fields”.
More petitions for new subdivisions were presented in 1922. At the time, the Lombard trustees forecasted the expansion and uncontrolled growth. There were dirt roads and muddy paths—“some sections were inundated by spring rains”. According to Lillian Budd, Lombard historian, The Lombard News summarized, “…clamoring for water in pipes, while at the same time battling water not in pipes.” Some property owners laid water mains at their own expense, then asked permission to connect with the village water system. The Village of Lombard planned street paving afterwards in 1922.
During March 19, 1927, the Village of Lombard issued new building permits. By June 1927, eight (8) more building permits were issued. At the time, property values in Lombard increased—“one vacant lot more than tripled in value, within one year”.
Colonel William R. Plum, died on April 28, 1927, during Lilac Time. Upon his death, the Estate of Colonel Plum and his wife, Helen M. Plum was bequeathed to the Village of Lombard, for a public park, known today as Lilacia Park, in 2008. The Lombard Park District was established on September 26, 1927 in Du Page County, Illinois, USA .
Eighty-six years later, there are still Lombard resident senior citizens living today to celebrate their anniversaries in Lilac Town. Last Friday, August 29, 2008, the Lombard Spectator reported that there is still a need for water main construction on Meyers Road, between 22nd Street and 16th Street for the installation of a new water transmission main on Meyers Road at the York Center—to be completed in two (2) months, according to the Lombard Public Works Department, engineer Frank Kalisik. The Lombard water transmission main is designed for a water booster station to process about 4,000 feet of water, locally. This is not a water main to the Lombard residents’ homes.
The Lombard Spectator was first published in 1927 by Frank T. Jirsa, Jr. On June 16, 1927, the Lilac Town voice became “Devoted to the interests of Lombard—“a Village of Homes”. This local newspaper brought attention to Lilac Town as the Village of Lombard, founded in 1869.
According to Lombard history , the Ahrens Family can be traced back to the German Lutheran brothers Ehler and Friedrich Ahrens, who helped to build Trinity Lutheran Church School, “schulgemeinde”, on Roosevelt Road and Wisconsin street, York Center. On June 15, 1868, the Ahrens brothers joined Jobst Goltermann, Henry and Friedrich Goltermann, and Heinrich Meyer to provide for the Trinity Lutheran Church School and congregation at the York Center, in Babcock’s Grove, before the Village of Lombard was incorporated, in 1869. The original twelve (12) Lutherans who erected Trinity Lutheran Church at Roosevelt and Meyers Road were: three (3) Goltermann brothers, two (2) Ahrens brothers, Fr. Meyer, H. H. Hogrefe, J. Uhlhorn, W. Woltermann, D. Scharlau, F. Schumaker, and H. Niemann.
One hundred and forty years have passed now in 2008 since that fateful day. Now Trinity Lutheran Church and School celebrate the 140th anniversary of serving the Village of Lombard community and the Lutheran congregation at York Center, in Du Page County, Illinois, United States of America.
The Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow is Timeless for a Vintage Year: 1927, Modern Times, from the 19th Century and 20th Century To The 21st Century. This Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow has remained at the corner of Westmore Avenue and Washington Blvd. since the Ahrens Family built the Lombard property in 1927.
Two centuries later, on September 2nd, 1993, Mr. Roberto Hung purchased the Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow from Debra Y. Sekrecki, with an initial down payment of $2,000, as earnest money paid by personal check, added to the total cash payment of $88,000 at a fixed interest rate not to exceed 8.00% per year, amortized over a period of fifteen (15) years. At the time, Debra Y. Sekrecki had two (2) children, a boy and a girl, lived with Stella, the tenant upstairs, and father Adam Sekrecki.
Three years before, on July 11, 1993, Mr. Roberto Hung signed a Standard Residential Sales Contract from the Du Page Association of Realtors in agreement to purchase the Lombard real estate property at 502 S. Westmore Avenue in Lombard, Illinois 60148-3028, owned by seller Debra Y. Sekrecki. The original closing date was scheduled on September 11, 1993. However, Roberto Hung was called by telephone to appear sooner on September 2nd, 1993, at 3:30 p.m., at the law office of Alan Dakoff, Telephone: 708-966-0488, located at 9291 North Maryland, in Niles, Illinois 60714, U.S.A.
Century 21, Action Real Estate provided a Buyer Service Pledge presented by Steve Block, Telephone: 630-627-5500, and Dino, the real estate agent with Roberto Hung, signed in agreement. Afterwards, Roberto Hung received a copy of Rider 412, Buyer’s Inspection which he signed as buyer with Debra Sekrecki, as seller.
In 1993, Century 21, Action Real Estate described in a listing the Highlights of the Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow at the corner of Westmore Avenue and Washington Blvd., owned by Debra Y. Sekrecki with tenant Stella. At the time, the Du Page County Real Estate Taxes were only $2,744 for the brick house. After Roberto Hung purchased the same Lombard Brick House, the Lombard property taxes doubled for more than $4,000, without providing the senior citizens Homestead Exemption.
This Lombard Brick Home is located near Westmore Elementary School and St. Pius X Church School, Jackson Middle School, and Willowbrook High School.
George Hornbeck’s Parcel No. 06-09-315038 is a subdivision, spacious 4-bedroom brick home with a second floor in-law or potential income arrangement. There are nine (9) rooms available with hardwood floors. Full finished basement. Front and rear enclosed porches for added living space. Fully fenced yard with a gas grill. There is a 2-car garage. Public transportation is available. This Lombard home is close to school and shopping, near the Eastgate Center and State of Illinois facilities for the Secretary of State Vehicle Licenses Center and the Illinois Employment and Training Center (I.E.T.C.).
Action Real Estate for Century 21 was serving Du Page and Cook counties at the Lombard Pines Shopping Center, 1125-J South Main Street, Lombard, Illinois 60148, in care of realtor Dino.
On September 2nd, 1996, Mr. Roberto Hung completed full cash payment of the Lombard Brick Home at Maple Park State Bank, witnessed by his daughter, Gardenia C. Hung, and the bank manager. Mr. Roberto Hung and his eldest daughter, married to Nathan S. Wittler, improved this Lombard Brick house by adding oak cabinets, an exterior halogen flood night light, (2) automatic garage door openers, changed all door locks, added gardening landscaping, apple trees orchard, and perennial flowers, and exotic plant species.
Specifications for the Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow:
Living Room: 25.4 X 11.10 sq. ft.
Dining Room: 13.1 X 13.2 sq. ft.
Kitchen: 11.6 X 10.8 sq. ft.
Master Bdrm: 11.10 X 10.6 sq. ft.
Bedroom: 11.5 X 10.6 sq. ft.
Bedroom: 11.3 X 10.0 sq. ft.
Bedroom: 15.8 X 10.0 sq. ft.
Living Room: 13.10 X 12.2 sq. ft.
Kitchen: 15 X 14 sq. ft.
Pantry: 6 X 4 sq. ft.
Utilities in the Basement. Basement Full Finished. Storage Rooms: 2. Closets: 10
Sources:
Chicago Reader, Thursday, March 27, 2008, Volume 37, Number 27. The Nest Issue. “The Granddaddies Sol Kogen and Edgar Miller in Old Town”, page 28, The Reader© 2008, CL Chicago, Inc.
Footsteps on the Tall Grass Prairie. A History of Lombard, Illinois by Lillian Budd, page 97. Published for the Lombard Historical Society, as a 1976 American Revolution Bicentennial Project. First Edition. Copyright 1977 by the Lombard Historical Society.
1996 Lombard Community Directory. “Lombard: The Lilac Village” by Jean Van Rensselar, page 2.
Du Page County Recorder of Deeds, Fred Bucholz, Assisted by Jan, and Supervisor Leslie on Tuesday, June 19th, 2007, 11AM at the Jack T. Knuepfer Administration Building, 421 North County Farm Road, Wheaton, Illinois 60187-0936 USA. 2007 Real Estate Title Deed Research by Gardenia C. Hung, M.A., for Lombard Real Estate, 502 S. Westmore-Meyers Road and Washington Blvd., Lombard, Illinois, 60148-3028 USA. P.I.N. 06-09-315-038 on June 21st, 2007, 12PM.
Lombard Spectator. “Lombard: Meyers to be tied up with water main work”, page 10. Press Publications, Friday, August 29, 2008 LVP.
The year 1927 coincides with the construction of the Lombard Brick Bungalow at 502 S. Westmore Avenue and Washington Blvd., in time for the Lilac Festival at Lilacia Park in the Village of Lombard, Du Page County, Illinois, USA. During 1927, Lombard lived through a building contracts boom for community development, expansion and growth.
During 1927, “the Grandaddies Sol Kogen and Edgar Miller in Old Town, renewed their friendship from the School of the Art Institute and joined efforts in rehabbing old buildings with recyclable materials, to be used as studios—according to Dennis Rodkin, Chicago Reader, in the Nest Issue, “Chicago architecture was booming in 1927.” The original Carl Street Studios were erected in 1927 and bears Sol Kogen’s name at 155 W. Carl Street, know today as Burton Place in Chicago, Illinois, USA.
Eighty-one years ago establishes a milestone for the Modernist style of architecture featuring Art Deco, Nouveau Art, stained glass windows, glass etchings, beveled and leaded glass, in the Italianate style, as well as mosaics, frescoes, and architectural interior designs.
In 1927, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences was founded.
The telegraph and the telephone were used for “speedy communications”.
During March 19, 1927, the Village of Lombard issued new building permits in demand for the great expansion and growth of Babcock’s Grove, since 1833, when Ralph and Morgan Babcock traveled west of Chicago to secure land for the Church Deacon, Winslow Churchill and his family, in Du Page County, Illinois, USA.
In 1869, Babcock’s Grove was incorporated when Josiah P. Lombard, one of the village’s main landowners, lent his name to the new municipality, known today as the Village of Lombard, according to town historian Jean Van Rensselar.
At the turn-of-the-century, the Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow at 502 S. Westmore Avenue and Washington Blvd. was owned by the Ahrens Family as a subdivision of part of the block “A” in Robertson’s Westmore, according to the Plat recorded June 1st, 1922 by the Du Page County Recorder of Deeds Office. Both Mary Ahrens and Emil Ahrens lived at this Lombard Historic Brick home during 1929 and 1930, according to property records.
Warranty Deed in Trust, R75-64744 , Recorded in Du Page County, 1975 Nov 20 PM12:30
This indenture witnesseth, that the Grantor Lucille Hornbeck, a.k.a. Lucille A. Hornbeck, a widow and not since remarried, of the County of Du Page and State of Illinois for and in consideration of the sum of Ten and 0/100 dollars, $10.00, in hand paid, and of other good and valuable considerations, receipt of which, hereby, is duly acknowledged to Convey and Warrant unto La Grange State Bank, a banking corporation duly organized and existing under the laws of the State of Illinois, s Trustee under the provisions of a certain Trust agreement, dated the 8th day of November 1975 and known as Trust Number 2834, the following described real estate in the County of Du Page and State of Illinois, to wit:
Parcel 1: Lot eighty (80) in Robertson’s Westmore, a subdivision of part of the West half of the South West quarter of Section nine (9), Township thirty-nine (30) North, Range eleven (11) East of the Third Principal Meridian, lying South of the right of way line of the Chicago Aurora and Elgin Railroad Company, according to the Plat thereof recorded June 1st 1922, as document 15681, in Du Page County, Illinois.
Parcel 2: Lot A in Washington Manor being a Subdivision of part of Block “A” in Robertson’s Westmore, a Subdivision of that part of the West half of the Southwest quarter, lying South of the right of way of the Chicago Aurora and Elgin Railroad, of Section 9, Township 39 North, Range 11, East of the Third Principal Meridian, according to the Plat of said Washington Manor recorded February 17, 1959 as document 912579, and Certificate recorded on April 20, 1959, as Document 919712, in Du Page County, Illinois.
Former Grantors:
Mary Ahrens, 3/27/1929, Books 231/364
Emil Ahrens, 6/16/1930, Books 248-539
Dorothy Elguth, 5/19/1934, Books 293-352
Richard Ahrens, 5/14/1947, Books 371-206
Henry A. Hornbeck, 1947
George P. Hornbeck
Lucille A. Hornbeck, 11/20/1975
Marie C. LiPuma, 10/30/1984
Debra Sekrecki,
Roberto Hung, 9/2/1996
Gardenia C. Hung/Robert S. Hung, 1998-present
________________________________________________________
During 1922, when the Ahrens recorded this property deed, a building ordinance was passed in the Village of Lombard, the superintendent of construction was appointed, and the Lombard village board studied zoning ordinance. There were 2,200 acres in Du Page County, subdivided into residential lots—old farms were being subdivided. According to the late Mrs. Steben, my elderly next-door neighbor, “the area was old farm land with horse stables, surrounded by corn fields”.
More petitions for new subdivisions were presented in 1922. At the time, the Lombard trustees forecasted the expansion and uncontrolled growth. There were dirt roads and muddy paths—“some sections were inundated by spring rains”. According to Lillian Budd, Lombard historian, The Lombard News summarized, “…clamoring for water in pipes, while at the same time battling water not in pipes.” Some property owners laid water mains at their own expense, then asked permission to connect with the village water system. The Village of Lombard planned street paving afterwards in 1922.
During March 19, 1927, the Village of Lombard issued new building permits. By June 1927, eight (8) more building permits were issued. At the time, property values in Lombard increased—“one vacant lot more than tripled in value, within one year”.
Colonel William R. Plum, died on April 28, 1927, during Lilac Time. Upon his death, the Estate of Colonel Plum and his wife, Helen M. Plum was bequeathed to the Village of Lombard, for a public park, known today as Lilacia Park, in 2008. The Lombard Park District was established on September 26, 1927 in Du Page County, Illinois, USA .
Eighty-six years later, there are still Lombard resident senior citizens living today to celebrate their anniversaries in Lilac Town. Last Friday, August 29, 2008, the Lombard Spectator reported that there is still a need for water main construction on Meyers Road, between 22nd Street and 16th Street for the installation of a new water transmission main on Meyers Road at the York Center—to be completed in two (2) months, according to the Lombard Public Works Department, engineer Frank Kalisik. The Lombard water transmission main is designed for a water booster station to process about 4,000 feet of water, locally. This is not a water main to the Lombard residents’ homes.
The Lombard Spectator was first published in 1927 by Frank T. Jirsa, Jr. On June 16, 1927, the Lilac Town voice became “Devoted to the interests of Lombard—“a Village of Homes”. This local newspaper brought attention to Lilac Town as the Village of Lombard, founded in 1869.
According to Lombard history , the Ahrens Family can be traced back to the German Lutheran brothers Ehler and Friedrich Ahrens, who helped to build Trinity Lutheran Church School, “schulgemeinde”, on Roosevelt Road and Wisconsin street, York Center. On June 15, 1868, the Ahrens brothers joined Jobst Goltermann, Henry and Friedrich Goltermann, and Heinrich Meyer to provide for the Trinity Lutheran Church School and congregation at the York Center, in Babcock’s Grove, before the Village of Lombard was incorporated, in 1869. The original twelve (12) Lutherans who erected Trinity Lutheran Church at Roosevelt and Meyers Road were: three (3) Goltermann brothers, two (2) Ahrens brothers, Fr. Meyer, H. H. Hogrefe, J. Uhlhorn, W. Woltermann, D. Scharlau, F. Schumaker, and H. Niemann.
One hundred and forty years have passed now in 2008 since that fateful day. Now Trinity Lutheran Church and School celebrate the 140th anniversary of serving the Village of Lombard community and the Lutheran congregation at York Center, in Du Page County, Illinois, United States of America.
The Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow is Timeless for a Vintage Year: 1927, Modern Times, from the 19th Century and 20th Century To The 21st Century. This Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow has remained at the corner of Westmore Avenue and Washington Blvd. since the Ahrens Family built the Lombard property in 1927.
Two centuries later, on September 2nd, 1993, Mr. Roberto Hung purchased the Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow from Debra Y. Sekrecki, with an initial down payment of $2,000, as earnest money paid by personal check, added to the total cash payment of $88,000 at a fixed interest rate not to exceed 8.00% per year, amortized over a period of fifteen (15) years. At the time, Debra Y. Sekrecki had two (2) children, a boy and a girl, lived with Stella, the tenant upstairs, and father Adam Sekrecki.
Three years before, on July 11, 1993, Mr. Roberto Hung signed a Standard Residential Sales Contract from the Du Page Association of Realtors in agreement to purchase the Lombard real estate property at 502 S. Westmore Avenue in Lombard, Illinois 60148-3028, owned by seller Debra Y. Sekrecki. The original closing date was scheduled on September 11, 1993. However, Roberto Hung was called by telephone to appear sooner on September 2nd, 1993, at 3:30 p.m., at the law office of Alan Dakoff, Telephone: 708-966-0488, located at 9291 North Maryland, in Niles, Illinois 60714, U.S.A.
Century 21, Action Real Estate provided a Buyer Service Pledge presented by Steve Block, Telephone: 630-627-5500, and Dino, the real estate agent with Roberto Hung, signed in agreement. Afterwards, Roberto Hung received a copy of Rider 412, Buyer’s Inspection which he signed as buyer with Debra Sekrecki, as seller.
In 1993, Century 21, Action Real Estate described in a listing the Highlights of the Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow at the corner of Westmore Avenue and Washington Blvd., owned by Debra Y. Sekrecki with tenant Stella. At the time, the Du Page County Real Estate Taxes were only $2,744 for the brick house. After Roberto Hung purchased the same Lombard Brick House, the Lombard property taxes doubled for more than $4,000, without providing the senior citizens Homestead Exemption.
This Lombard Brick Home is located near Westmore Elementary School and St. Pius X Church School, Jackson Middle School, and Willowbrook High School.
George Hornbeck’s Parcel No. 06-09-315038 is a subdivision, spacious 4-bedroom brick home with a second floor in-law or potential income arrangement. There are nine (9) rooms available with hardwood floors. Full finished basement. Front and rear enclosed porches for added living space. Fully fenced yard with a gas grill. There is a 2-car garage. Public transportation is available. This Lombard home is close to school and shopping, near the Eastgate Center and State of Illinois facilities for the Secretary of State Vehicle Licenses Center and the Illinois Employment and Training Center (I.E.T.C.).
Action Real Estate for Century 21 was serving Du Page and Cook counties at the Lombard Pines Shopping Center, 1125-J South Main Street, Lombard, Illinois 60148, in care of realtor Dino.
On September 2nd, 1996, Mr. Roberto Hung completed full cash payment of the Lombard Brick Home at Maple Park State Bank, witnessed by his daughter, Gardenia C. Hung, and the bank manager. Mr. Roberto Hung and his eldest daughter, married to Nathan S. Wittler, improved this Lombard Brick house by adding oak cabinets, an exterior halogen flood night light, (2) automatic garage door openers, changed all door locks, added gardening landscaping, apple trees orchard, and perennial flowers, and exotic plant species.
Specifications for the Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow:
Living Room: 25.4 X 11.10 sq. ft.
Dining Room: 13.1 X 13.2 sq. ft.
Kitchen: 11.6 X 10.8 sq. ft.
Master Bdrm: 11.10 X 10.6 sq. ft.
Bedroom: 11.5 X 10.6 sq. ft.
Bedroom: 11.3 X 10.0 sq. ft.
Bedroom: 15.8 X 10.0 sq. ft.
Living Room: 13.10 X 12.2 sq. ft.
Kitchen: 15 X 14 sq. ft.
Pantry: 6 X 4 sq. ft.
Utilities in the Basement. Basement Full Finished. Storage Rooms: 2. Closets: 10
Sources:
Chicago Reader, Thursday, March 27, 2008, Volume 37, Number 27. The Nest Issue. “The Granddaddies Sol Kogen and Edgar Miller in Old Town”, page 28, The Reader© 2008, CL Chicago, Inc.
Footsteps on the Tall Grass Prairie. A History of Lombard, Illinois by Lillian Budd, page 97. Published for the Lombard Historical Society, as a 1976 American Revolution Bicentennial Project. First Edition. Copyright 1977 by the Lombard Historical Society.
1996 Lombard Community Directory. “Lombard: The Lilac Village” by Jean Van Rensselar, page 2.
Du Page County Recorder of Deeds, Fred Bucholz, Assisted by Jan, and Supervisor Leslie on Tuesday, June 19th, 2007, 11AM at the Jack T. Knuepfer Administration Building, 421 North County Farm Road, Wheaton, Illinois 60187-0936 USA. 2007 Real Estate Title Deed Research by Gardenia C. Hung, M.A., for Lombard Real Estate, 502 S. Westmore-Meyers Road and Washington Blvd., Lombard, Illinois, 60148-3028 USA. P.I.N. 06-09-315-038 on June 21st, 2007, 12PM.
Lombard Spectator. “Lombard: Meyers to be tied up with water main work”, page 10. Press Publications, Friday, August 29, 2008 LVP.
Thursday, August 28, 2008
GREAT INVESTMENT FOR SALE: LOMBARD HISTORIC BRICK BUNGALOW
GREAT INVESTMENT FOR SALE
Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow, at 502 S. Westmore Avenue, is located at the corner of Washington Blvd. and Westmore-Meyers Road, one block from Westmore Elementary School and also, one block from St. Pius X Parish School, near the State of Illinois Vehicle License Facility on Westmore-Meyers Road in DuPage County, Illinois, USA.
York Township Parcel No. 06-09-315-038, is under a Deed Trust for the Estate of Mr. Roberto Hung Supplemental Health Care. This Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow was built in 1927 as a residential family home, lot size at 60 ft. X 144 ft., for a total square feet of 8,640.00. The estimated market value is $272.850. It is a Brick Masonry structure with nine (9) rooms, four (4) bedrooms, three (3) full baths, Central Heating and Air Conditioning, two (2) enclosed porches, and a 2-car garage.
The Zees Group Services for Disaster Restoration of the Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow is engaged to improve the Lombard real estate property for sale and investment. We will be selling this Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow at 502 S. Westmore Avenue, one block from Westmore Elementary School and one block from St. Pius X Parish School, near the State of Illinois Vehicle License Facility on Westmore-Meyers Road.
Please contact Gardenia C. Hung, M.A., legal resident homeowner in Du Page County, Illinois, USA. I have been proposing the sale of this Lombard Brick Bungalow at the corner of Westmore Avenue and Washington Blvd. in Du Page County, Illinois, USA.
I can be reached directly via Email at gardenia359@hotmail.com, in person or by U.S. mail at 502 S. Westmore-Meyers Road, Lombard, IL 60148-3028, USA.
Visit our Web Site at http://www.preservehistoricestate.zoomshare.com
Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow, at 502 S. Westmore Avenue, is located at the corner of Washington Blvd. and Westmore-Meyers Road, one block from Westmore Elementary School and also, one block from St. Pius X Parish School, near the State of Illinois Vehicle License Facility on Westmore-Meyers Road in DuPage County, Illinois, USA.
York Township Parcel No. 06-09-315-038, is under a Deed Trust for the Estate of Mr. Roberto Hung Supplemental Health Care. This Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow was built in 1927 as a residential family home, lot size at 60 ft. X 144 ft., for a total square feet of 8,640.00. The estimated market value is $272.850. It is a Brick Masonry structure with nine (9) rooms, four (4) bedrooms, three (3) full baths, Central Heating and Air Conditioning, two (2) enclosed porches, and a 2-car garage.
The Zees Group Services for Disaster Restoration of the Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow is engaged to improve the Lombard real estate property for sale and investment. We will be selling this Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow at 502 S. Westmore Avenue, one block from Westmore Elementary School and one block from St. Pius X Parish School, near the State of Illinois Vehicle License Facility on Westmore-Meyers Road.
Please contact Gardenia C. Hung, M.A., legal resident homeowner in Du Page County, Illinois, USA. I have been proposing the sale of this Lombard Brick Bungalow at the corner of Westmore Avenue and Washington Blvd. in Du Page County, Illinois, USA.
I can be reached directly via Email at gardenia359@hotmail.com, in person or by U.S. mail at 502 S. Westmore-Meyers Road, Lombard, IL 60148-3028, USA.
Visit our Web Site at http://www.preservehistoricestate.zoomshare.com
Saturday, August 9, 2008
Wrongful Charges, False Arrest/Detention, Malicious Prosecution, Abuse of Legal Process
Attn. Mr. Chris Kachiroubas
Clerk of the Circuit Court in Du Page County
18th Judicial Circuit Court
505 North County Farm Road
Wheaton, Illinois 60187
United States of America
RE: 18th Judicial Circuit Court Billing Statement for a Total of $300, dated August 4, 2008, for Community Service Customer Account ID: 06CM004292 in Du Page County, Attn. Douce Shukla – Bookeeping, 503 N. County Farm Road, Wheaton IL 60187. Gardenia C. Hung cannot pay $300 for Community Service due to Financial Hardship as a Victim of Crime in the Village of Lombard, Du Page County, Illinois, USA.
Dear Mr. Chris Kachiroubas, Office of the Circuit Court Clerk, in the 18th Judicial Circuit Court, Du Page County Judicial Center:
Pax et Bonum! My name is Gardenia C. Hung. I am a Victim of Crime and Lombard resident homeowner at 502 S. Westmore-Meyers Road, Lombard, Illinois 60148-3028, USA. On Friday, August 8, 2008, I received a Billing Statement for a Total of $300, dated August 4, 2008, for Community Service, Customer Account ID: 06CM004292 in the 18th Judicial Circuit Court in care of Douce Shukla – Bookeeping, 503 N. County Farm Road, Wheaton IL 60187. I, Gardenia C. Hung certify that I cannot pay $300 for Community Service due to Financial Hardship as a Victim of Crime in the Village of Lombard, Du Page County, Illinois, USA.
The Department of Probation and Court Services is billing to pay the balance due for $300 within 15 days. I, Gardenia C. Hung, am not able to pay any balance dues for wrongful charges, malicious prosecution, and abuse of the legal process by the Village of Lombard Police Department, David Thiede, Benedicsen, Virene, Schrepferman, Pam Larsen, and the Hanif sisters from Glen Ellyn, due to false arrest/detention on July 26, 2006.
I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct, to the best of my ability, so help me God.
Sincerely,
Signed by:
(Reserved Signature)
Gardenia C. Hung, M.A.
502 S. Westmore-Meyers Road
Lombard, Illinois 60148-3028
United States of America
Executed in the Village of Lombard, County of DuPage, in the State of Illinois, United States of America, on the 9th day of August, in the year 2008.
Clerk of the Circuit Court in Du Page County
18th Judicial Circuit Court
505 North County Farm Road
Wheaton, Illinois 60187
United States of America
RE: 18th Judicial Circuit Court Billing Statement for a Total of $300, dated August 4, 2008, for Community Service Customer Account ID: 06CM004292 in Du Page County, Attn. Douce Shukla – Bookeeping, 503 N. County Farm Road, Wheaton IL 60187. Gardenia C. Hung cannot pay $300 for Community Service due to Financial Hardship as a Victim of Crime in the Village of Lombard, Du Page County, Illinois, USA.
Dear Mr. Chris Kachiroubas, Office of the Circuit Court Clerk, in the 18th Judicial Circuit Court, Du Page County Judicial Center:
Pax et Bonum! My name is Gardenia C. Hung. I am a Victim of Crime and Lombard resident homeowner at 502 S. Westmore-Meyers Road, Lombard, Illinois 60148-3028, USA. On Friday, August 8, 2008, I received a Billing Statement for a Total of $300, dated August 4, 2008, for Community Service, Customer Account ID: 06CM004292 in the 18th Judicial Circuit Court in care of Douce Shukla – Bookeeping, 503 N. County Farm Road, Wheaton IL 60187. I, Gardenia C. Hung certify that I cannot pay $300 for Community Service due to Financial Hardship as a Victim of Crime in the Village of Lombard, Du Page County, Illinois, USA.
The Department of Probation and Court Services is billing to pay the balance due for $300 within 15 days. I, Gardenia C. Hung, am not able to pay any balance dues for wrongful charges, malicious prosecution, and abuse of the legal process by the Village of Lombard Police Department, David Thiede, Benedicsen, Virene, Schrepferman, Pam Larsen, and the Hanif sisters from Glen Ellyn, due to false arrest/detention on July 26, 2006.
I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct, to the best of my ability, so help me God.
Sincerely,
Signed by:
(Reserved Signature)
Gardenia C. Hung, M.A.
502 S. Westmore-Meyers Road
Lombard, Illinois 60148-3028
United States of America
Executed in the Village of Lombard, County of DuPage, in the State of Illinois, United States of America, on the 9th day of August, in the year 2008.
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
Stop Demolition and Injunctive Relief by Order of Judge Bonnie M. Wheaton in the 18th Judicial Circuit Court, Room 2007, Chancery Division, Wheaton
Stop Demolition and Injunctive Relief Order by Judge Bonnie M. Wheaton, Chancery Division, Room 2007, in the 18th Judicial Circuit Court, Wheaton Illinois 60187 USA, within 21 days, before 26 August 2008.
Re: State of Illinois, County of Du Page, 18th Judicial Circuit Court, Case No.2007CH1284, Village of Lombard vs. Gardenia C. Hung, Robert S. Hung, Trustees of the Trust Agreement Designated as Roberto Hung Supplemental Care Trust, Jeffrey D. Papendick, a tax-purchaser, and non-record claimants and unknown users. Stop Demolition and Injunctive Relief Order by Judge Bonnie M. Wheaton, Chancery Division, Room 2007, in the 18th Judicial Circuit Court, Wheaton Illinois 60187 USA, within 21 days, before 26 August 2008.
Gardenia C. Hung, Daughter of the late Mr. Roberto Hung, J.D. Requests Assistance and Intervention to Repair Roofing Damages Caused by the Village of Lombard and the community, within twenty-one, 21, days before Enforcement of the Order of Demolition shall be Stayed until August 26, 2008 for Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow at 502 S. Westmore-Meyers Road, Lombard, Illinois 60148-3028, USA
My name is Gardenia C. Hung, daughter of the late Mr. Roberto Hung. I have been writing to you to request your assistance and support for an order to Stop Demolition and Injunctive Relief ordered by Judge Bonnie M. Wheaton, from the Chancery Division, Room 2007, in this legal matter, in order to Repair Roofing Damages Caused by the Village of Lombard and the community, within twenty-one, 21, days before Enforcement of the Order of Demolition shall be Stayed until August 26, 2008 for Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow --at 502 S. Westmore-Meyers Road, Lombard, Illinois 60148-3028, USA—upon judgement on Case No. 2007CH1284, on August 4, 2008, signed by Judge Bonnie M. Wheaton, from the Chancery Division, Room 2007, in the 18th Judicial Circuit Court, in Du Page County, Illinois.
Please help me repair the roofing damages and losses owed by the Village of Lombard and the community in Du Page County, to Gardenia C. Hung, on behalf of the late Mr. Roberto Hung. I have not received any monies or compensation for the roofing damages and losses incurred by the Hung Family real estate property. I am aware that monies have been paid by the culprits to repair the roofing damages to the Hung Family, but not given to me, Gardenia C. Hung, rightful owner, and trustee of the Estate of Mr. Roberto Hung.
I have petitioned to repair damages and losses to the Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow before the sale of the real estate property and compensation to the Hung Family. On August 4, 2008, Judge Bonnie M. Wheaton granted that the enforcement of the order of demolition shall be stayed for a period of 21 days, until August 26, 2008, upon presentation of a building permit to repair and abate the violations on the property caused by the Village of Lombard in Du Page County, Illinois, USA.
Once again, I requesting your assistance, and your support, as well as the intervention of the Office of the Attorney General and the U.S. Department of Justice to obtain cash compensation, in order to repair roofing damages and losses caused by the Village of Lombard and the community-at-large in Du Page County. Please help me to secure the required financial community support to repair the roofing damages and sell the real estate property under the Estate of Mr. Roberto Hung Supplemental Health Care Trust and the Hung Family. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Sincerely Yours,
(Reserved Signature)
Gardenia C. Hung, M.A.
On behalf of the Estate of Mr. Roberto Hung, J.D.
Re: State of Illinois, County of Du Page, 18th Judicial Circuit Court, Case No.2007CH1284, Village of Lombard vs. Gardenia C. Hung, Robert S. Hung, Trustees of the Trust Agreement Designated as Roberto Hung Supplemental Care Trust, Jeffrey D. Papendick, a tax-purchaser, and non-record claimants and unknown users. Stop Demolition and Injunctive Relief Order by Judge Bonnie M. Wheaton, Chancery Division, Room 2007, in the 18th Judicial Circuit Court, Wheaton Illinois 60187 USA, within 21 days, before 26 August 2008.
Gardenia C. Hung, Daughter of the late Mr. Roberto Hung, J.D. Requests Assistance and Intervention to Repair Roofing Damages Caused by the Village of Lombard and the community, within twenty-one, 21, days before Enforcement of the Order of Demolition shall be Stayed until August 26, 2008 for Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow at 502 S. Westmore-Meyers Road, Lombard, Illinois 60148-3028, USA
My name is Gardenia C. Hung, daughter of the late Mr. Roberto Hung. I have been writing to you to request your assistance and support for an order to Stop Demolition and Injunctive Relief ordered by Judge Bonnie M. Wheaton, from the Chancery Division, Room 2007, in this legal matter, in order to Repair Roofing Damages Caused by the Village of Lombard and the community, within twenty-one, 21, days before Enforcement of the Order of Demolition shall be Stayed until August 26, 2008 for Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow --at 502 S. Westmore-Meyers Road, Lombard, Illinois 60148-3028, USA—upon judgement on Case No. 2007CH1284, on August 4, 2008, signed by Judge Bonnie M. Wheaton, from the Chancery Division, Room 2007, in the 18th Judicial Circuit Court, in Du Page County, Illinois.
Please help me repair the roofing damages and losses owed by the Village of Lombard and the community in Du Page County, to Gardenia C. Hung, on behalf of the late Mr. Roberto Hung. I have not received any monies or compensation for the roofing damages and losses incurred by the Hung Family real estate property. I am aware that monies have been paid by the culprits to repair the roofing damages to the Hung Family, but not given to me, Gardenia C. Hung, rightful owner, and trustee of the Estate of Mr. Roberto Hung.
I have petitioned to repair damages and losses to the Lombard Historic Brick Bungalow before the sale of the real estate property and compensation to the Hung Family. On August 4, 2008, Judge Bonnie M. Wheaton granted that the enforcement of the order of demolition shall be stayed for a period of 21 days, until August 26, 2008, upon presentation of a building permit to repair and abate the violations on the property caused by the Village of Lombard in Du Page County, Illinois, USA.
Once again, I requesting your assistance, and your support, as well as the intervention of the Office of the Attorney General and the U.S. Department of Justice to obtain cash compensation, in order to repair roofing damages and losses caused by the Village of Lombard and the community-at-large in Du Page County. Please help me to secure the required financial community support to repair the roofing damages and sell the real estate property under the Estate of Mr. Roberto Hung Supplemental Health Care Trust and the Hung Family. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Sincerely Yours,
(Reserved Signature)
Gardenia C. Hung, M.A.
On behalf of the Estate of Mr. Roberto Hung, J.D.
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
A Miracle on 22nd Street
During early Spring 2008, while the snow was still on the ground, I walked to Yorktown Center, three (3) miles away from home--on 22nd Street and Convention Drive, next to the Westin Hotel in Lombard. The walk exercises me and time flies in 60 minutes, while I engage in meditation, reflection, and relaxation activity from Washington Blvd. and Westmore-Meyers Road, all the way to Highland Avenue at the mall.
White snow was still on the walking path, when I found a white plastic card, faced down along my way. I stopped to pick it up and saw an edged Christmas gift box with a big red bow, die-cut card from Target store... Someone must have dropped an antique, old Target gift card, since the store is only two blocks away--a Christmas Target Gift Card.
It was my Lucky Day! Right before the nature forest preserve and the jogging path, I stopped to wonder how this happened, over the holiday and the heavy snowfall for January and February in 2008. I continued my winter snow walk in meditation and reflection, all the way to the Target store, with the antique Christmas gift card--since I did not have any money in my pockets.
A miracle happened on 22nd Street that day! When the Target cashier checked the antique, old Christmas gift card with the scanner, it read $30 towards a Target purchase. The red gift bow on the card showed a special gift card, unlike the shiny, brand new ones at the Target store nowadays. A Miracle on 22nd Street happened that day...
White snow was still on the walking path, when I found a white plastic card, faced down along my way. I stopped to pick it up and saw an edged Christmas gift box with a big red bow, die-cut card from Target store... Someone must have dropped an antique, old Target gift card, since the store is only two blocks away--a Christmas Target Gift Card.
It was my Lucky Day! Right before the nature forest preserve and the jogging path, I stopped to wonder how this happened, over the holiday and the heavy snowfall for January and February in 2008. I continued my winter snow walk in meditation and reflection, all the way to the Target store, with the antique Christmas gift card--since I did not have any money in my pockets.
A miracle happened on 22nd Street that day! When the Target cashier checked the antique, old Christmas gift card with the scanner, it read $30 towards a Target purchase. The red gift bow on the card showed a special gift card, unlike the shiny, brand new ones at the Target store nowadays. A Miracle on 22nd Street happened that day...
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Abuse by the Lombard Police Department in Du Page County, Illinois USA
Why is Gardenia C. Hung billed $350US for Community Service due to False Arrest/False Detention, Malicious Prosecution, and Abuse of Legal Process caused by the Lombard Police Department before the 18th Judicial Circuit Court, at the Du Page County Judicial Center, Department of Probation and Court Services?
Date: Tuesday, May 27, 2008, 11:56 AM
RE: Gardenia C. Hung's Complaint against the 18th Judicial Circuit Court for Community Service Billing Statement Date: May 22, 2008 in the amount of $350US, Customer Account ID: 2006 CM 004292, wrongful charges, false arrest/false detention incident taken place on July 26, 2006 caused by the Lombard Police Department, Pam Lessner, Jamila Hanif, Khadija Hanif, Javeria Hanif from Glen Ellyn, and Lombard Policemen David Thiede, Benedicsen, Virene, Schrepferman, Bob Kelly, Marciniak, against Gardenia C. Hung, M.A. who has been filing charges on Violation of Human Rights and Constitutional Rights in Lombard, DuPage County, Illinois, USA. Lombard Resident and U.S. Citizen at 502 S. Westmore Avenue , Lombard , IL 60148-3028 USA . State of Illinois has withdrawn charges before Judge Jane Hird Mitton, Room 4005, on Monday, May 19, 2008. Case Reviewed by the Illinois Public Defender Lawanda Allen. Community Service – In County, Probation Officer Verified that Gardenia C. Hung Completed 30 Hours of Community Service at St. Pius X Catholic Church in Lombard during 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2008. Ms. Hung cannot pay $350US for Community Service Performed at St. Pius X Catholic Church in the Village of Lombard due to financial hardship, poverty, and no monies received for physical abuse, personal injury, damages and losses caused by the Lombard Police Department in the Village of Lombard , Du Page County, Illinois, United States of America.
My name is Gardenia C. Hung. I am a Lombard resident homeowner, taxpayer, and U.S. citizen. On Saturday, May 24, 2008, I received a Billing Statement in the amount of $350US for Community Service Hours already performed by my self, Gardenia C. Hung at St. Pius X Catholic Church, located at 1025 East Madison Street, in the Village of Lombard, Illinois 60148, one block south from my home at 502 S. Westmore-Meyers Road and Washington Boulevard in Lombard, Du Page County, Illinois, USA. I, Gardenia C. Hung, cannot pay $350US for Community Service Performed at St. Pius X Catholic Church in the Village of Lombard due to financial hardship, poverty, and no compensation or reimbursement monies received for physical abuse, personal injury, damages and losses caused by the Lombard Police Department in the Village of Lombard, Du Page County, Illinois, United States of America.
As a Victim of Crime in the Village of Lombard , I have stated that I am suffering from abuse of the legal process, malicious prosecution, financial hardship, and discrimination by the Lombard Police Department and the Village of Lombard in Du Page County, Illinois, USA. I am a Victim of Crime by the Lombard Police Department and the Village of Lombard in Du Page County, Illinois , USA .
My human rights and constitutional rights in the State of Illinois have been violated in Lombard, DuPage County, Illinois as a Lombard resident and U.S. citizen residing at 502 S. Westmore Avenue, Lombard , IL 60148-3028 USA . The following is an outline narrative report describing incidents which have violated my human rights and constitutional rights in Lombard, DuPage County , Illinois .
Village of Lombard , Town Hall Lombard Police Department
255 E. Wilson Avenue Lombard Fire Department
Lombard , IL 60148-3028 USA Lombard Bureau of Inspectional Services
BACKGROUND
I. For the record, Gardenia C. Hung has already reported this unfair and unjust incident to Rev. Herb Essig and the Friends at St. Pius X Catholic Church, since this problem took place in public, on July 26, 2006, just across from St. Pius X Church where the Catholic nuns live.
I have asked for Community Support to report how the Lombard Police Department has unfairly arrested me for wrongful charges and alleged that I have committed criminal assault, obstructed a police officer, and resisted arrest on July 26, 2006 . During that afternoon, I had been training for employment at the Illinois Employment and Training Center located at the Eastgate Shopping Center in Lombard . Around 4PM , three (3) young women walked into the bathroom while I was leaving and after I left, called the Lombard Police Department on their cellular telephone to report a stolen cellular telephone. The names of the three young women from Glen Ellyn are Jamila Hanif, Khadija Hanif, and Javeria Hanif, residents at 50 Briar Street #101 , Glen Ellyn , Illinois 60137 , who talked to Lombard Policewoman Pamela Lessner, Badge No. 710, who was driving the Lombard Community Service Truck. I have pleaded NOT GUILTY to all charges. Afterwards, Lombard Policeman David Thiede, Badge No. 24, alleged that I assaulted him with a Red Burberry umbrella, resisted a peace officer, and obstructed a peacer officer on the front lawn of St. Pius X Catholic Chuch, located at the corner of Westmore-Meyers Road and Madison Street , in the Village of Lombard , Du Page County, Illinois, United States of America. In spite of evidence presented on January 30, 2007 Judge Thomas Riggs sentenced me to thirty (30) hours of community service and additional court fines and costs in the amount of $604, six hundred and four dollars. This legal matter has been under case hearing and review in the 18th Judicial Circuit Court, Room 4005, before Judge Jane Hird Mitton, on Fridays, May 16, 2005, at 9H30 a.m. and was continued for Monday, May 19, 2006 , at 9H30 a.m. to verify 30 hours of Community Service performed by Gardenia C. Hung at St. Pius X Catholic Church in the Village of Lombard during 2007-2008. For the record, Gardenia C. Hung has appeared before Judge Thomas Riggs, Judge Cary B. Pierce, as well as before Judge McKillip on September 29, 2006, 8H30, in Room 4001 at the DuPage County Judicial Center , 505 North County Farm Road , Wheaton IL 60187 .
Gardenia C. Hung was walking peacefully home from the Illinois Employment and Training Center at 837 S. Westmore-Meyers Road, Lombard, IL 60148, Telephone (630) 495-4345, next to the Illinois Secretary of State, Jesse White Vehicle License Facility, at the Eastgate Shopping Center in Lombard when Lombard Policewoman Pam, Badge No. 710, yelled out from the white Community Police truck that I had stolen an East Indian woman's cellular telephone at the I.E.T.C. I stopped to answer her "NO" at the corner of Adams St. and Westmore-Meyers Road in Lombard and continued walking home toward St. Pius X Church. When arrived to the front lawn of St. Pius X Church, Lombard Policeman Thiede, Benedicsen, Virene, Schrepferman and Pam, all got out of their Lombard police cars to arrest me and drop all the contents of my handbags on the green lawn, along with my yellow knapsack and my red Burberry umbrella.
During the False Arrest/Detention with Wrongful Charges, Gardenia C. Hung received visible scratches on her right hand wrist, for the record. Both of her arms were twisted and wrenched by Lombard Policeman Thiede who handcuffed her without due reasons. In addition, Lombard Policeman Thiede forcefully removed a Silver Bracelet with a Christian Cross Pendant and did not return the jewelry to Gardenia C. Hung. Gardenia C. Hung wants her Christian Cross Silver Bracelet returned for her right wrist. Moreover, all the contents of (2) two red handbags were emptied on the green lawn in front of St. Pius X Catholic Church, while the Red
Burberry umbrella was thrown on the green lawn by the Lombard Police, and they searched the yellow backpack containing water bottles and personal items.
Gardenia C. Hung, does not plead guilty to Count 1, Obstructing a Peace Officer, nor Count 2, Resisting a Peace Officer, or Count 3, Assault of the Lombard Police as defined by “an open threat of bodily contact with someone without permission”. Please note that Gardenia C. Hung's Red Burberry umbrella did not have any contact with any of the Lombard Police involved in this matter—Thiede, Benedicsen, Virene, Schrepferman, Pam, and/or Marciniak. None of the Lombard Police in this matter have been assaulted, injured or attacked by Gardenia C. Hung. While Gardenia C. Hung has been harassed, manhandled, scratched, and injured by Lombard Police Thiede who abused process for wrongful charges, false arrest/detention without foundation. The Lombard Police are at fault due to false imprisonment/detention, malicious prosecution which is to misuse the legal process to harass an individual, and interference with person by law in Illinois . Gardenia C. Hung was held at the Lombard Police Department for five (5) hours without any water or food by Lombard Policeman David Thiede, Badge No. 24. In addition, the Lombard Police Department has kept my Christian Silver Cross Bracelet and also trespassed into my private home to take the Red Burberry Umbrella on November 28, 2007.
As a result of the Lombard Police Department actions against me, I have been suffering financial hardship, unemployment, and personal needs for transportation cash in the Village of Lombard community and in Wheaton , Du Page County, Illinois to cover repeated court appearances at the 18th Judicial Circuit Court. I, Gardenia C. Hung, as a Victim of Crime by the Lombard Police Department, cannot pay $350US for Community Service Performed at St. Pius X Catholic Church in the Village of Lombard due to financial hardship, poverty, and no compensation or reimbursement monies received for physical abuse, personal injury, damages and losses caused by the Lombard Police Department in the Village of Lombard, Du Page County, Illinois, United States of America.
Sincerely Yours,
(Reserved Signature)
Gardenia C. Hung, M.A
502 S. Westmore-Meyers Road
Lombard , Illinois 60148-3028
United States of America
Village of Lombard , County of Du Page , State of Illinois , United States of America
Cc: Attn. Douce Shukla
Department of Probation & Court Services
18th Judicial Circuit Court
VERIFICATION
Under penalties as provided by law pursuant to Section 1-109 of the Illinois Code of Civil Procedure, the undersigned certifies that the statements set forth in this instrument are true and correct, to the best of my ability, so help me God.
Date: May 27, 2008 Signed by Gardenia C. Hung, M.A. (Reserved Signature)
502 S. Westmore-Meyers Road
Lombard , Illinois 60148-3028
United States of America
In the Village of Lombard , Du Page County, Illinois , United States of America
Date: Tuesday, May 27, 2008, 11:56 AM
RE: Gardenia C. Hung's Complaint against the 18th Judicial Circuit Court for Community Service Billing Statement Date: May 22, 2008 in the amount of $350US, Customer Account ID: 2006 CM 004292, wrongful charges, false arrest/false detention incident taken place on July 26, 2006 caused by the Lombard Police Department, Pam Lessner, Jamila Hanif, Khadija Hanif, Javeria Hanif from Glen Ellyn, and Lombard Policemen David Thiede, Benedicsen, Virene, Schrepferman, Bob Kelly, Marciniak, against Gardenia C. Hung, M.A. who has been filing charges on Violation of Human Rights and Constitutional Rights in Lombard, DuPage County, Illinois, USA. Lombard Resident and U.S. Citizen at 502 S. Westmore Avenue , Lombard , IL 60148-3028 USA . State of Illinois has withdrawn charges before Judge Jane Hird Mitton, Room 4005, on Monday, May 19, 2008. Case Reviewed by the Illinois Public Defender Lawanda Allen. Community Service – In County, Probation Officer Verified that Gardenia C. Hung Completed 30 Hours of Community Service at St. Pius X Catholic Church in Lombard during 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2008. Ms. Hung cannot pay $350US for Community Service Performed at St. Pius X Catholic Church in the Village of Lombard due to financial hardship, poverty, and no monies received for physical abuse, personal injury, damages and losses caused by the Lombard Police Department in the Village of Lombard , Du Page County, Illinois, United States of America.
My name is Gardenia C. Hung. I am a Lombard resident homeowner, taxpayer, and U.S. citizen. On Saturday, May 24, 2008, I received a Billing Statement in the amount of $350US for Community Service Hours already performed by my self, Gardenia C. Hung at St. Pius X Catholic Church, located at 1025 East Madison Street, in the Village of Lombard, Illinois 60148, one block south from my home at 502 S. Westmore-Meyers Road and Washington Boulevard in Lombard, Du Page County, Illinois, USA. I, Gardenia C. Hung, cannot pay $350US for Community Service Performed at St. Pius X Catholic Church in the Village of Lombard due to financial hardship, poverty, and no compensation or reimbursement monies received for physical abuse, personal injury, damages and losses caused by the Lombard Police Department in the Village of Lombard, Du Page County, Illinois, United States of America.
As a Victim of Crime in the Village of Lombard , I have stated that I am suffering from abuse of the legal process, malicious prosecution, financial hardship, and discrimination by the Lombard Police Department and the Village of Lombard in Du Page County, Illinois, USA. I am a Victim of Crime by the Lombard Police Department and the Village of Lombard in Du Page County, Illinois , USA .
My human rights and constitutional rights in the State of Illinois have been violated in Lombard, DuPage County, Illinois as a Lombard resident and U.S. citizen residing at 502 S. Westmore Avenue, Lombard , IL 60148-3028 USA . The following is an outline narrative report describing incidents which have violated my human rights and constitutional rights in Lombard, DuPage County , Illinois .
Village of Lombard , Town Hall Lombard Police Department
255 E. Wilson Avenue Lombard Fire Department
Lombard , IL 60148-3028 USA Lombard Bureau of Inspectional Services
BACKGROUND
I. For the record, Gardenia C. Hung has already reported this unfair and unjust incident to Rev. Herb Essig and the Friends at St. Pius X Catholic Church, since this problem took place in public, on July 26, 2006, just across from St. Pius X Church where the Catholic nuns live.
I have asked for Community Support to report how the Lombard Police Department has unfairly arrested me for wrongful charges and alleged that I have committed criminal assault, obstructed a police officer, and resisted arrest on July 26, 2006 . During that afternoon, I had been training for employment at the Illinois Employment and Training Center located at the Eastgate Shopping Center in Lombard . Around 4PM , three (3) young women walked into the bathroom while I was leaving and after I left, called the Lombard Police Department on their cellular telephone to report a stolen cellular telephone. The names of the three young women from Glen Ellyn are Jamila Hanif, Khadija Hanif, and Javeria Hanif, residents at 50 Briar Street #101 , Glen Ellyn , Illinois 60137 , who talked to Lombard Policewoman Pamela Lessner, Badge No. 710, who was driving the Lombard Community Service Truck. I have pleaded NOT GUILTY to all charges. Afterwards, Lombard Policeman David Thiede, Badge No. 24, alleged that I assaulted him with a Red Burberry umbrella, resisted a peace officer, and obstructed a peacer officer on the front lawn of St. Pius X Catholic Chuch, located at the corner of Westmore-Meyers Road and Madison Street , in the Village of Lombard , Du Page County, Illinois, United States of America. In spite of evidence presented on January 30, 2007 Judge Thomas Riggs sentenced me to thirty (30) hours of community service and additional court fines and costs in the amount of $604, six hundred and four dollars. This legal matter has been under case hearing and review in the 18th Judicial Circuit Court, Room 4005, before Judge Jane Hird Mitton, on Fridays, May 16, 2005, at 9H30 a.m. and was continued for Monday, May 19, 2006 , at 9H30 a.m. to verify 30 hours of Community Service performed by Gardenia C. Hung at St. Pius X Catholic Church in the Village of Lombard during 2007-2008. For the record, Gardenia C. Hung has appeared before Judge Thomas Riggs, Judge Cary B. Pierce, as well as before Judge McKillip on September 29, 2006, 8H30, in Room 4001 at the DuPage County Judicial Center , 505 North County Farm Road , Wheaton IL 60187 .
Gardenia C. Hung was walking peacefully home from the Illinois Employment and Training Center at 837 S. Westmore-Meyers Road, Lombard, IL 60148, Telephone (630) 495-4345, next to the Illinois Secretary of State, Jesse White Vehicle License Facility, at the Eastgate Shopping Center in Lombard when Lombard Policewoman Pam, Badge No. 710, yelled out from the white Community Police truck that I had stolen an East Indian woman's cellular telephone at the I.E.T.C. I stopped to answer her "NO" at the corner of Adams St. and Westmore-Meyers Road in Lombard and continued walking home toward St. Pius X Church. When arrived to the front lawn of St. Pius X Church, Lombard Policeman Thiede, Benedicsen, Virene, Schrepferman and Pam, all got out of their Lombard police cars to arrest me and drop all the contents of my handbags on the green lawn, along with my yellow knapsack and my red Burberry umbrella.
During the False Arrest/Detention with Wrongful Charges, Gardenia C. Hung received visible scratches on her right hand wrist, for the record. Both of her arms were twisted and wrenched by Lombard Policeman Thiede who handcuffed her without due reasons. In addition, Lombard Policeman Thiede forcefully removed a Silver Bracelet with a Christian Cross Pendant and did not return the jewelry to Gardenia C. Hung. Gardenia C. Hung wants her Christian Cross Silver Bracelet returned for her right wrist. Moreover, all the contents of (2) two red handbags were emptied on the green lawn in front of St. Pius X Catholic Church, while the Red
Burberry umbrella was thrown on the green lawn by the Lombard Police, and they searched the yellow backpack containing water bottles and personal items.
Gardenia C. Hung, does not plead guilty to Count 1, Obstructing a Peace Officer, nor Count 2, Resisting a Peace Officer, or Count 3, Assault of the Lombard Police as defined by “an open threat of bodily contact with someone without permission”. Please note that Gardenia C. Hung's Red Burberry umbrella did not have any contact with any of the Lombard Police involved in this matter—Thiede, Benedicsen, Virene, Schrepferman, Pam, and/or Marciniak. None of the Lombard Police in this matter have been assaulted, injured or attacked by Gardenia C. Hung. While Gardenia C. Hung has been harassed, manhandled, scratched, and injured by Lombard Police Thiede who abused process for wrongful charges, false arrest/detention without foundation. The Lombard Police are at fault due to false imprisonment/detention, malicious prosecution which is to misuse the legal process to harass an individual, and interference with person by law in Illinois . Gardenia C. Hung was held at the Lombard Police Department for five (5) hours without any water or food by Lombard Policeman David Thiede, Badge No. 24. In addition, the Lombard Police Department has kept my Christian Silver Cross Bracelet and also trespassed into my private home to take the Red Burberry Umbrella on November 28, 2007.
As a result of the Lombard Police Department actions against me, I have been suffering financial hardship, unemployment, and personal needs for transportation cash in the Village of Lombard community and in Wheaton , Du Page County, Illinois to cover repeated court appearances at the 18th Judicial Circuit Court. I, Gardenia C. Hung, as a Victim of Crime by the Lombard Police Department, cannot pay $350US for Community Service Performed at St. Pius X Catholic Church in the Village of Lombard due to financial hardship, poverty, and no compensation or reimbursement monies received for physical abuse, personal injury, damages and losses caused by the Lombard Police Department in the Village of Lombard, Du Page County, Illinois, United States of America.
Sincerely Yours,
(Reserved Signature)
Gardenia C. Hung, M.A
502 S. Westmore-Meyers Road
Lombard , Illinois 60148-3028
United States of America
Village of Lombard , County of Du Page , State of Illinois , United States of America
Cc: Attn. Douce Shukla
Department of Probation & Court Services
18th Judicial Circuit Court
VERIFICATION
Under penalties as provided by law pursuant to Section 1-109 of the Illinois Code of Civil Procedure, the undersigned certifies that the statements set forth in this instrument are true and correct, to the best of my ability, so help me God.
Date: May 27, 2008 Signed by Gardenia C. Hung, M.A. (Reserved Signature)
502 S. Westmore-Meyers Road
Lombard , Illinois 60148-3028
United States of America
In the Village of Lombard , Du Page County, Illinois , United States of America
Saturday, May 17, 2008
Motion To Accept More Than 30 Hours of Community Service in the Village of Lombard
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that on Monday, May 19, 2008, I shall appear before Judge Jane Hird Mitton, Room 4005, 18th Judicial Circuit Court, Du Page County Judicial Center, 505 North County Farm Road, Wheaton, Illinois 60187, and then and there to present a Motion to Accept More Than 30 Hours of Community Service in the Village of Lombard, Du Page County, Illinois, USA
RE: Du Page County Circuit Court, Case No. 2006 CM 004292, July 26, 2006, incident caused by the Lombard Police Department, Pam Lessner, Jamila Hanif, Khadija Hanif, Javeria Hanif from Glen Ellyn, and Lombard Policemen David Thiede, Benedicsen, Virene, Schrepferman, Bob Kelly, Marciniak, against Gardenia C. Hung, M.A. who has been filing charges on Violation of Human Rights and Constitutional Rights in Lombard, DuPage County, Illinois, USA. Lombard Resident and U.S. Citizen at 502 S. Westmore Avenue , Lombard , IL 60148-3028 USA . Motion To Accept More Than 30 Hours of Community Service in the Village of Lombard
Motion To Accept More Than 30 Hours of Community Service in the Village of Lombard
My name is Gardenia C. Hung. I am a Lombard resident homeowner, taxpayer, and U.S. citizen in Du Page County, Illinois, USA. I am requesting your assistance to support my Community Service in the Village of Lombard for more than 30 hours of community service performed during 2006, 2007, and 2008 in Du Page County, Illinois, USA. On Monday, May 19, 2008 , at 9H30 a.m. I must appear at the 18th Judicial Circuit Court in Du Page County, before Judge Jane Hird Mitton, in Room 4005, 505 North County Farm Road , Wheaton , Illinois 60187 to verify more than 30 hours of community service sentenced by Judge Thomas Riggs for wrongful charges, false arrest/detention by Lombard Policeman David Thiede, Badge No. 24. Illinois Public Defender Lawanda Allen has advised that there will be a Court Hearing on a Petition to Revoke the court sentence imposed by Judge Thomas Riggs, Room 4001, and enforce court fines and fees in the amount of $604US, since I do not have any money to pay court fines and fees. I have already submitted a Certified Letter from Rev. Herb Essig at St. Pius X Catholic Church stating volunteer services provided to St. Pius X Lombard, the Council of Catholic Women, Adult Choir, Christmas Holiday Volunteers, and the shrine of Mary Immaculate Queen at St. Pius X Catholic Church, in the Village of Lombard .
Please note that the Probation Department and Peter K. Stoffels have not verified Community Service on Fridays, before Court Appearance because Rev. Herb Essig does not have office hours on Fridays or Mondays at St. Pius X Catholic Church in the Village of Lombard . For the record, Rev. Herb Essig is available at St. Pius X Church on Tuesdays, Wednesday, and Thursday.
As a Victim of Crime in the Village of Lombard , I have stated that I am suffering from abuse of the legal process, malicious prosecution, financial hardship, and discrimination by the Lombard Police Department and the Village of Lombard in Du Page County, Illinois, USA. I am requesting U.S. Congressional intervention in the Village of Lombard and before the 18th Judicial Circuit Court, presided by Judge Jane Hird Mitton and Illinois Public Defender Lawanda Allen, and the State’s Attorney on Monday, May 19, 2008 , at 9H30AM, Room 4005. I am a Victim of Crime by the Lombard Police Department and the Village of Lombard in Du Page County, Illinois , USA .
My human rights and constitutional rights in the State of Illinois have been violated in Lombard, DuPage County, Illinois as a Lombard resident and U.S. citizen residing at 502 S. Westmore Avenue, Lombard , IL 60148-3028 USA . The following is an outline narrative report describing incidents which have violated my human rights and constitutional rights in Lombard , DuPage County , Illinois .
Village of Lombard , Town Hall Lombard Police Department
255 E. Wilson Avenue Lombard Fire Department
Lombard , IL 60148-3028 USA
Lombard Bureau of Inspectional Services
BACKGROUND
I. For the record, Gardenia C. Hung has already reported this unfair and unjust incident to Rev. Herb Essig and the Friends at St. Pius X Catholic Church, since this problem took place in public, just across from St. Pius X Church where the Catholic nuns live.
I have asked for Community Support to report how the Lombard Police Department has unfairly arrested me for wrongful charges and alleged that I have committed criminal assault, obstructed a police officer, and resisted arrest on July 26, 2006. During that afternoon, I had been training for employment at the Illinois Employment and Training Center located at the Eastgate Shopping Center in Lombard. Around 4PM, three (3) young women walked into the bathroom while I was leaving and after I left, called the Lombard Police Department on their cellular telephone to report a stolen cellular telephone. The names of the three young women from Glen Ellyn are Jamila Hanif, Khadija Hanif, and Javeria Hanif, residents at 50 Briar Street #101, Glen Ellyn, Illinois 60137, who talked to Lombard Policewoman Pamela Lessner, Badge No. 710, who was driving the Lombard Community Service Truck. I have pleaded NOT GUILTY to all charges. Afterwards, Lombard Policeman David Thiede, Badge No. 24, alleged that I assaulted him with a Red Burberry umbrella, resisted a peace officer, and obstructed a peacer officer on the front lawn of St. Pius X Catholic Chuch, located at the corner of Westmore-Meyers Road and Madison Street, in the Village of Lombard, Du Page County, Illinois, United States of America. In spite of evidence presented on January 30, 2007 Judge Thomas Riggs sentenced me to thirty (30) hours of community service and additional court fines and costs in the amount of $604, six hundred and four dollars. This legal matter is currently reviewed in the 18th Judicial Circuit Court, Room 4005, before Judge Jane Hird Mitton, on Fridays, May 16, 2005, at 9H30 a.m. and has been continued for Monday, May 19, 2006 , at 9H30 a.m. to verify 30 hours of Community Service performed by Gardenia C. Hung at St. Pius X Catholic Church in the Village of Lombard during 2007-2008. For the record, Gardenia C. Hung has appeared before Judge Cary, as well as before Judge McKillip on September 29, 2006, 8H30, in Room 4001 at the DuPage County Judicial Center, 505 North County Farm Road, Wheaton IL 60187.
Gardenia C. Hung was walking peacefully home from the Illinois Employment and Training Center at 837 S. Westmore-Meyers Road, Lombard, IL 60148, Telephone (630) 495-4345, next to the Illinois Secretary of State, Jesse White Vehicle License Facility, at the Eastgate Shopping Center in Lombard when Lombard Policewoman Pam, Badge No. 710, yelled out from the white Community Police truck that I had stolen an East Indian woman's cellular telephone at the I.E.T.C. I stopped to answer her 'NO' at the corner of Adams St. and Westmore-Meyers Road in Lombard and continued walking home toward St. Pius X Church. When arrived to the front lawn of St. Pius X Church, Lombard Policeman Thiede, Benedicsen, Virene, Schrepferman and Pam, all got out of their Lombard police cars to arrest me and drop all the contents of my handbags on the green lawn, along with my yellow knapsack and my red Burberry umbrella.
During the False Arrest/Detention with Wrongful Charges, Gardenia C. Hung received visible scratches on her right hand wrist, for the record. Both of her arms were twisted and wrenched by Lombard Policeman Thiede who handcuffed her without due reasons. In addition, Lombard Policeman Thiede forcefully removed a Silver Bracelet with a Christian Cross Pendant and did not return the jewelry to Gardenia C. Hung. Gardenia C. Hung wants her Christian Cross Silver Bracelet returned for her right wrist. Moreover, all the contents of (2) two red handbags were emptied on the green lawn in front of St. Pius X Catholic Church, while the Red
Burberry umbrella was thrown on the green lawn by the Lombard Police, and they searched the yellow backpack containing water bottles and personal items.
Gardenia C. Hung, does not plead guilty to Count 1, Obstructing a Peace Officer, nor Count 2, Resisting a Peace Officer, or Count 3, Assault of the Lombard Police as defined by “an open threat of bodily contact with someone without permission”. Please note that Gardenia C. Hung's Red Burberry umbrella did not have any contact with any of the Lombard Police involved in this matter—Thiede, Benedicsen, Virene, Schrepferman, Pam, and/or Marciniak. None of the Lombard Police in this matter have been assaulted, injured or attacked by Gardenia C. Hung. While Gardenia C. Hung has been harassed, manhandled, scratched, and injured by Lombard Police Thiede who abused process for wrongful charges, false arrest/detention without foundation. The Lombard Police are at fault due to false imprisonment/detention, malicious prosecution which is to misuse the legal process to harass an individual, and interference with person by law in Illinois. Gardenia C. Hung was held at the Lombard Police Department for five (5) hours without any water or food by Lombard Policeman David Thiede, Badge No. 24.
I look forward to your support and assistance with God’s help. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Sincerely Yours,
Gardenia C. Hung, M.A
Saturday: May 17, 2008
Village of Lombard , County of Du Page , State of Illinois , United States of America
VERIFICATION
Under penalties as provided by law pursuant to Section 1-109 of the Illinois Code of Civil Procedure, the undersigned certifies that the statements set forth in this instrument are true and correct, to the best of my ability, so help me God.
Date: May 17, 2008 Signed by Gardenia C. Hung, M.A.
In the Village of Lombard , Du Page County, Illinois , United States of America
RE: Du Page County Circuit Court, Case No. 2006 CM 004292, July 26, 2006, incident caused by the Lombard Police Department, Pam Lessner, Jamila Hanif, Khadija Hanif, Javeria Hanif from Glen Ellyn, and Lombard Policemen David Thiede, Benedicsen, Virene, Schrepferman, Bob Kelly, Marciniak, against Gardenia C. Hung, M.A. who has been filing charges on Violation of Human Rights and Constitutional Rights in Lombard, DuPage County, Illinois, USA. Lombard Resident and U.S. Citizen at 502 S. Westmore Avenue , Lombard , IL 60148-3028 USA . Motion To Accept More Than 30 Hours of Community Service in the Village of Lombard
Motion To Accept More Than 30 Hours of Community Service in the Village of Lombard
My name is Gardenia C. Hung. I am a Lombard resident homeowner, taxpayer, and U.S. citizen in Du Page County, Illinois, USA. I am requesting your assistance to support my Community Service in the Village of Lombard for more than 30 hours of community service performed during 2006, 2007, and 2008 in Du Page County, Illinois, USA. On Monday, May 19, 2008 , at 9H30 a.m. I must appear at the 18th Judicial Circuit Court in Du Page County, before Judge Jane Hird Mitton, in Room 4005, 505 North County Farm Road , Wheaton , Illinois 60187 to verify more than 30 hours of community service sentenced by Judge Thomas Riggs for wrongful charges, false arrest/detention by Lombard Policeman David Thiede, Badge No. 24. Illinois Public Defender Lawanda Allen has advised that there will be a Court Hearing on a Petition to Revoke the court sentence imposed by Judge Thomas Riggs, Room 4001, and enforce court fines and fees in the amount of $604US, since I do not have any money to pay court fines and fees. I have already submitted a Certified Letter from Rev. Herb Essig at St. Pius X Catholic Church stating volunteer services provided to St. Pius X Lombard, the Council of Catholic Women, Adult Choir, Christmas Holiday Volunteers, and the shrine of Mary Immaculate Queen at St. Pius X Catholic Church, in the Village of Lombard .
Please note that the Probation Department and Peter K. Stoffels have not verified Community Service on Fridays, before Court Appearance because Rev. Herb Essig does not have office hours on Fridays or Mondays at St. Pius X Catholic Church in the Village of Lombard . For the record, Rev. Herb Essig is available at St. Pius X Church on Tuesdays, Wednesday, and Thursday.
As a Victim of Crime in the Village of Lombard , I have stated that I am suffering from abuse of the legal process, malicious prosecution, financial hardship, and discrimination by the Lombard Police Department and the Village of Lombard in Du Page County, Illinois, USA. I am requesting U.S. Congressional intervention in the Village of Lombard and before the 18th Judicial Circuit Court, presided by Judge Jane Hird Mitton and Illinois Public Defender Lawanda Allen, and the State’s Attorney on Monday, May 19, 2008 , at 9H30AM, Room 4005. I am a Victim of Crime by the Lombard Police Department and the Village of Lombard in Du Page County, Illinois , USA .
My human rights and constitutional rights in the State of Illinois have been violated in Lombard, DuPage County, Illinois as a Lombard resident and U.S. citizen residing at 502 S. Westmore Avenue, Lombard , IL 60148-3028 USA . The following is an outline narrative report describing incidents which have violated my human rights and constitutional rights in Lombard , DuPage County , Illinois .
Village of Lombard , Town Hall Lombard Police Department
255 E. Wilson Avenue Lombard Fire Department
Lombard , IL 60148-3028 USA
Lombard Bureau of Inspectional Services
BACKGROUND
I. For the record, Gardenia C. Hung has already reported this unfair and unjust incident to Rev. Herb Essig and the Friends at St. Pius X Catholic Church, since this problem took place in public, just across from St. Pius X Church where the Catholic nuns live.
I have asked for Community Support to report how the Lombard Police Department has unfairly arrested me for wrongful charges and alleged that I have committed criminal assault, obstructed a police officer, and resisted arrest on July 26, 2006. During that afternoon, I had been training for employment at the Illinois Employment and Training Center located at the Eastgate Shopping Center in Lombard. Around 4PM, three (3) young women walked into the bathroom while I was leaving and after I left, called the Lombard Police Department on their cellular telephone to report a stolen cellular telephone. The names of the three young women from Glen Ellyn are Jamila Hanif, Khadija Hanif, and Javeria Hanif, residents at 50 Briar Street #101, Glen Ellyn, Illinois 60137, who talked to Lombard Policewoman Pamela Lessner, Badge No. 710, who was driving the Lombard Community Service Truck. I have pleaded NOT GUILTY to all charges. Afterwards, Lombard Policeman David Thiede, Badge No. 24, alleged that I assaulted him with a Red Burberry umbrella, resisted a peace officer, and obstructed a peacer officer on the front lawn of St. Pius X Catholic Chuch, located at the corner of Westmore-Meyers Road and Madison Street, in the Village of Lombard, Du Page County, Illinois, United States of America. In spite of evidence presented on January 30, 2007 Judge Thomas Riggs sentenced me to thirty (30) hours of community service and additional court fines and costs in the amount of $604, six hundred and four dollars. This legal matter is currently reviewed in the 18th Judicial Circuit Court, Room 4005, before Judge Jane Hird Mitton, on Fridays, May 16, 2005, at 9H30 a.m. and has been continued for Monday, May 19, 2006 , at 9H30 a.m. to verify 30 hours of Community Service performed by Gardenia C. Hung at St. Pius X Catholic Church in the Village of Lombard during 2007-2008. For the record, Gardenia C. Hung has appeared before Judge Cary, as well as before Judge McKillip on September 29, 2006, 8H30, in Room 4001 at the DuPage County Judicial Center, 505 North County Farm Road, Wheaton IL 60187.
Gardenia C. Hung was walking peacefully home from the Illinois Employment and Training Center at 837 S. Westmore-Meyers Road, Lombard, IL 60148, Telephone (630) 495-4345, next to the Illinois Secretary of State, Jesse White Vehicle License Facility, at the Eastgate Shopping Center in Lombard when Lombard Policewoman Pam, Badge No. 710, yelled out from the white Community Police truck that I had stolen an East Indian woman's cellular telephone at the I.E.T.C. I stopped to answer her 'NO' at the corner of Adams St. and Westmore-Meyers Road in Lombard and continued walking home toward St. Pius X Church. When arrived to the front lawn of St. Pius X Church, Lombard Policeman Thiede, Benedicsen, Virene, Schrepferman and Pam, all got out of their Lombard police cars to arrest me and drop all the contents of my handbags on the green lawn, along with my yellow knapsack and my red Burberry umbrella.
During the False Arrest/Detention with Wrongful Charges, Gardenia C. Hung received visible scratches on her right hand wrist, for the record. Both of her arms were twisted and wrenched by Lombard Policeman Thiede who handcuffed her without due reasons. In addition, Lombard Policeman Thiede forcefully removed a Silver Bracelet with a Christian Cross Pendant and did not return the jewelry to Gardenia C. Hung. Gardenia C. Hung wants her Christian Cross Silver Bracelet returned for her right wrist. Moreover, all the contents of (2) two red handbags were emptied on the green lawn in front of St. Pius X Catholic Church, while the Red
Burberry umbrella was thrown on the green lawn by the Lombard Police, and they searched the yellow backpack containing water bottles and personal items.
Gardenia C. Hung, does not plead guilty to Count 1, Obstructing a Peace Officer, nor Count 2, Resisting a Peace Officer, or Count 3, Assault of the Lombard Police as defined by “an open threat of bodily contact with someone without permission”. Please note that Gardenia C. Hung's Red Burberry umbrella did not have any contact with any of the Lombard Police involved in this matter—Thiede, Benedicsen, Virene, Schrepferman, Pam, and/or Marciniak. None of the Lombard Police in this matter have been assaulted, injured or attacked by Gardenia C. Hung. While Gardenia C. Hung has been harassed, manhandled, scratched, and injured by Lombard Police Thiede who abused process for wrongful charges, false arrest/detention without foundation. The Lombard Police are at fault due to false imprisonment/detention, malicious prosecution which is to misuse the legal process to harass an individual, and interference with person by law in Illinois. Gardenia C. Hung was held at the Lombard Police Department for five (5) hours without any water or food by Lombard Policeman David Thiede, Badge No. 24.
I look forward to your support and assistance with God’s help. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Sincerely Yours,
Gardenia C. Hung, M.A
Saturday: May 17, 2008
Village of Lombard , County of Du Page , State of Illinois , United States of America
VERIFICATION
Under penalties as provided by law pursuant to Section 1-109 of the Illinois Code of Civil Procedure, the undersigned certifies that the statements set forth in this instrument are true and correct, to the best of my ability, so help me God.
Date: May 17, 2008 Signed by Gardenia C. Hung, M.A.
In the Village of Lombard , Du Page County, Illinois , United States of America
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
2008 Community Service in the County of Du Page, the Village of Lombard, and the Chicagoland area--Past, Present, Future, and Beyond…
by G.C. Hung, M.A., Communications, Languages & Culture, Inc.
I have volunteered more than 2008 hours, as an Illinois resident homeowner, taxpayer, and U.S. citizen in the Village of Lombard. I have always volunteered for the community and performed community services at my own expense and using the operational budget for my company, Communications, Languages & Culture, Inc., on behalf of children, young people, adults, and the elderly, even the sick, the disabled, and the feeble--in the past, currently in the present, future, and beyond…
Since I live one block away from St. Pius X Church, my local Christian Catholic Parish, at 1025 East Madison Street, in the Village of Lombard, Du Page County, Illinois, I have volunteered more than 100 hours to help and assist at church events sponsored by the Catholic Council of Women, at the Shrine of Mary Immaculate Queen for rosary prayers, Eucharistic adoration, services, including supporting Elizabeth Ministry during the Living Rosary, Making Tie-Knot Baby Blankets, and the St. Pius X School and CCW, serving chili dogs, pizza, chili burgers, hot dogs during the Christmas Magic Bazaar, Chili Night, Christmas decorations, and singing with the Adult Choir during the year. I have volunteered to perform and help the Adult Choir with Joel Everett and Jean Ceithaml. Also, I have helped the Council of Catholic Women during events for the Magic Craft Show and Raffle, Chili Night, Elizabeth Ministry services for baby blankets, attendance, Holy Rosary, Christmas Holiday Decoration. On Sundays, I have assisted Jeff to find missing car keys left behind the church pew and return the same keys to the rightful owner.
The Friends of the Helen M. Plum Library remember me as a member of the Library Board and a volunteer editor for the quarterly newsletter, the Christmas Wreath Contest, the Annual Book Sale, and other library community events in Lilac Town.
The Lombard Garden Club welcomed me as one of their own flowers and invited me to present my garden travelogue of the Jenny Butchart Gardens, the Montréal Botanical Gardens, and my own experience as a gardener and resident homeowner. I have also volunteered during the Lombard Lilac Festival and helped to give away free Lilac bushes, pruned, cleaned, and delivered to visitors’ cars at the Lilacia Park driveway. In addition, as a Friend of the Parks, I have helped to garden, weed, and clean-up for Spring at the Lombard Historical Society with other gardeners.
The Friends of the Sheldon Peck Homestead in Lombard, invited me to visit them and join them for events at the log cabin. I have volunteered to help in handstitching a patch for a homemade quilt in Lombard.
Later the Lombard Service League asked me to join them as the LSL Newsletter editor and volunteer participant to promote community events at the Lexington Square Retirement Center.
The Village of Lombard invited me to participate in the Community Relations Workshop and TV Channel 6 media training seminar for broadcasting and publishing events for the community-at-large.
As Faculty at the College of Du Page, I volunteered extra time after regular work hours for the Latin American Committee and the European Heritage Committee, as well as for the Nursing Program featuring Spanish for Health Care Communication Professionals in the medical field.
The American Red Cross has trained and certified me as a volunteer to provide First Aid, Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), and Advanced Electronic Defibrillator (AED) assistance for first medical responders. I have helped to save lives in the community by providing emergency care and American Red Cross assistance.
Others have benefited from my community volunteer support for law enforcement agencies locally, statewide, and nationally as a member of the Illinois Sheriff Association, for many years in the Village of Lombard, Du Page County, Illinois.
In Wheaton, I have volunteered for Holy Cross Lutheran Church located at 802 E. Geneva Road, to help in the Global Assistance Program providing Tie-a-Knot Blankets made by the women at church with their own hands. I have also attended the Sibelius Music Festival during the summer and participated in the musical concerts sponsored by Finlandia University at Holy Cross Lutheran Church.
In addition, I have been a Court Advocate and Friend of the Court in Wheaton, at the 18th Judicial Circuit Court, Du Page Judicial Center.
Also, I have offered my communication skills and language services for translation to the National Lodge at the Theosophical Society of America in Wheaton.
As a Lombard resident homeowner, taxpayer, and U.S. citizen, I have always supported my local public schools, Westmore Elementary School and St. Pius X Catholic School.
During my active years of teaching kindergarten, elementary, high school, and college students, I have volunteered endless hours for young people and the elderly alike. As a college student, I volunteered for senior citizens during a graduate project for the American Gerontological Association and Chicago-area hospitals and nursing homes. I also volunteered in Chinatown for the Chinese-American Service League.
In addition, I have also volunteered for professional associations who remember me as an active member at the Illinois Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages, Conference Committee Chair for Public Relations, at the Chicago Area Translators Association, at the American Translators Association, French and Spanish Language Divisions, and at the Federation of International Translators, around the world.
During 2007 and 2008, I am volunteering to present the proposal presentation for discussion about: The Chinese Concepts of “Shih” in Contrast to “Hsüe” in English for Translation and Cultural Diversity, at the XVIII World Congress of the International Federation of Translators, Translation and Cultural Diversity, August 4-7, 2008, Shanghai, China. I have been researching and developing this topic to discuss linguistic concepts in translation and cultural diversity, into English. Translation and Cultural diversity offer insights about how language is used in the community.
Throughout the years, I have volunteered for the City of Chicago – Office of the Mayor, the Chicago Public Schools, the Chicago Humanities Festival, and other community groups who have shared my time at Northeastern Illinois University, St. Augustine College, Oakton Community College, etc.
Since I usually have to pay cash for my own volunteer services, using my personal income, and my own company resources, equipment, and budget for Communications, Languages & Culture, Inc., I cannot say that I have failed to perform my civic duties as an Illinois resident homeowner, taxpayer, and U.S. citizen.
As I am getting older, lacking in resources and transportation to pay for my own volunteer services, I am very selective when I offer my time to volunteer for the community-at-large. However, those who see me walking around and volunteering willingly to help others, cannot say that I have failed to do my duty as a community service volunteer in the past, present, future, and beyond…here, there, and everywhere…
I have volunteered more than 2008 hours, as an Illinois resident homeowner, taxpayer, and U.S. citizen in the Village of Lombard. I have always volunteered for the community and performed community services at my own expense and using the operational budget for my company, Communications, Languages & Culture, Inc., on behalf of children, young people, adults, and the elderly, even the sick, the disabled, and the feeble--in the past, currently in the present, future, and beyond…
Since I live one block away from St. Pius X Church, my local Christian Catholic Parish, at 1025 East Madison Street, in the Village of Lombard, Du Page County, Illinois, I have volunteered more than 100 hours to help and assist at church events sponsored by the Catholic Council of Women, at the Shrine of Mary Immaculate Queen for rosary prayers, Eucharistic adoration, services, including supporting Elizabeth Ministry during the Living Rosary, Making Tie-Knot Baby Blankets, and the St. Pius X School and CCW, serving chili dogs, pizza, chili burgers, hot dogs during the Christmas Magic Bazaar, Chili Night, Christmas decorations, and singing with the Adult Choir during the year. I have volunteered to perform and help the Adult Choir with Joel Everett and Jean Ceithaml. Also, I have helped the Council of Catholic Women during events for the Magic Craft Show and Raffle, Chili Night, Elizabeth Ministry services for baby blankets, attendance, Holy Rosary, Christmas Holiday Decoration. On Sundays, I have assisted Jeff to find missing car keys left behind the church pew and return the same keys to the rightful owner.
The Friends of the Helen M. Plum Library remember me as a member of the Library Board and a volunteer editor for the quarterly newsletter, the Christmas Wreath Contest, the Annual Book Sale, and other library community events in Lilac Town.
The Lombard Garden Club welcomed me as one of their own flowers and invited me to present my garden travelogue of the Jenny Butchart Gardens, the Montréal Botanical Gardens, and my own experience as a gardener and resident homeowner. I have also volunteered during the Lombard Lilac Festival and helped to give away free Lilac bushes, pruned, cleaned, and delivered to visitors’ cars at the Lilacia Park driveway. In addition, as a Friend of the Parks, I have helped to garden, weed, and clean-up for Spring at the Lombard Historical Society with other gardeners.
The Friends of the Sheldon Peck Homestead in Lombard, invited me to visit them and join them for events at the log cabin. I have volunteered to help in handstitching a patch for a homemade quilt in Lombard.
Later the Lombard Service League asked me to join them as the LSL Newsletter editor and volunteer participant to promote community events at the Lexington Square Retirement Center.
The Village of Lombard invited me to participate in the Community Relations Workshop and TV Channel 6 media training seminar for broadcasting and publishing events for the community-at-large.
As Faculty at the College of Du Page, I volunteered extra time after regular work hours for the Latin American Committee and the European Heritage Committee, as well as for the Nursing Program featuring Spanish for Health Care Communication Professionals in the medical field.
The American Red Cross has trained and certified me as a volunteer to provide First Aid, Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), and Advanced Electronic Defibrillator (AED) assistance for first medical responders. I have helped to save lives in the community by providing emergency care and American Red Cross assistance.
Others have benefited from my community volunteer support for law enforcement agencies locally, statewide, and nationally as a member of the Illinois Sheriff Association, for many years in the Village of Lombard, Du Page County, Illinois.
In Wheaton, I have volunteered for Holy Cross Lutheran Church located at 802 E. Geneva Road, to help in the Global Assistance Program providing Tie-a-Knot Blankets made by the women at church with their own hands. I have also attended the Sibelius Music Festival during the summer and participated in the musical concerts sponsored by Finlandia University at Holy Cross Lutheran Church.
In addition, I have been a Court Advocate and Friend of the Court in Wheaton, at the 18th Judicial Circuit Court, Du Page Judicial Center.
Also, I have offered my communication skills and language services for translation to the National Lodge at the Theosophical Society of America in Wheaton.
As a Lombard resident homeowner, taxpayer, and U.S. citizen, I have always supported my local public schools, Westmore Elementary School and St. Pius X Catholic School.
During my active years of teaching kindergarten, elementary, high school, and college students, I have volunteered endless hours for young people and the elderly alike. As a college student, I volunteered for senior citizens during a graduate project for the American Gerontological Association and Chicago-area hospitals and nursing homes. I also volunteered in Chinatown for the Chinese-American Service League.
In addition, I have also volunteered for professional associations who remember me as an active member at the Illinois Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages, Conference Committee Chair for Public Relations, at the Chicago Area Translators Association, at the American Translators Association, French and Spanish Language Divisions, and at the Federation of International Translators, around the world.
During 2007 and 2008, I am volunteering to present the proposal presentation for discussion about: The Chinese Concepts of “Shih” in Contrast to “Hsüe” in English for Translation and Cultural Diversity, at the XVIII World Congress of the International Federation of Translators, Translation and Cultural Diversity, August 4-7, 2008, Shanghai, China. I have been researching and developing this topic to discuss linguistic concepts in translation and cultural diversity, into English. Translation and Cultural diversity offer insights about how language is used in the community.
Throughout the years, I have volunteered for the City of Chicago – Office of the Mayor, the Chicago Public Schools, the Chicago Humanities Festival, and other community groups who have shared my time at Northeastern Illinois University, St. Augustine College, Oakton Community College, etc.
Since I usually have to pay cash for my own volunteer services, using my personal income, and my own company resources, equipment, and budget for Communications, Languages & Culture, Inc., I cannot say that I have failed to perform my civic duties as an Illinois resident homeowner, taxpayer, and U.S. citizen.
As I am getting older, lacking in resources and transportation to pay for my own volunteer services, I am very selective when I offer my time to volunteer for the community-at-large. However, those who see me walking around and volunteering willingly to help others, cannot say that I have failed to do my duty as a community service volunteer in the past, present, future, and beyond…here, there, and everywhere…
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Saturday, February 16, 2008
Friday, February 15, 2008
Greetings and Best Wishes for the Chinese New Year 4706 and Leap Year on Friday, February 29th, 2008
Attn. Friends, Colleagues, and Associates
Dear Friends, Colleagues and Associates:
Greetings and Best Wishes for the Chinese New Year 4706 and Leap Year on Friday, February 29th, 2008! My name is Gardenia C. Hung. I am an alumni from Northeastern Illinois University, Class of 1982. The good news is that the Translators Association of China has forwarded a letter of invitation to the XVIII World Congress of the International Federation of Translators (FIT) to be held in Shanghai, China during August 4-7, 2008--before the Beijing World Olympic Games. http://www.tac-online.org.cn/
Email: tac_china@yahoo.com
The Academic Committee of the Congress for FIT 2008 has accepted my proposal discussing “The Chinese concepts of “Shih” in Contrast to “Hsüe” in English for Translation and Cultural Diversity. I am still developing and researching my proposal before is due on 31 May 2008. I have already received FIT and TAC instructions to prepare the full presentation and documentation via email. In the past, I have successfully presented academic proposals which have been accepted and used for educational programs and other business applications in the State of Illinois, U.S.A, and around the world. For your reference, please visit http://www.consultingmedia-arts-comm.zoomshare.com/
However, since I have been planning to participate in XVIII World Congress of the International Federation of Translators (FIT) during August 4-7, 2009, I have a legal court matter in a Verified Complaint for Demolition and Injunctive Relief presented by the Village of Lombard Municipal Corporation, represented by Counsel Howard C. Jablecki from the Law Firm of Klein, Thorpe, and Jenkins, Ltd., and the presiding judge Kenneth L. Popejoy, from the Chancery Division, Room 2005, at the 18th Judicial Circuit Court in Wheaton, Illinois, USA.
I am a Lombard resident homeowner, Illinois taxpayer, and U.S. citizen. Last Monday, February 4th, 2008, at 10AM, Judge Ken Popejoy denied my Motion for Reconsideration to Dismiss and Strike the Verified Complaint for Demolition and for Injunctive Relief under false allegations by Counsel Howard C. Jablecki et al. that there is no new evidence, no new facts of law, and no legal grounds presented to reconsider the Defendants’ Motion to Dismiss and Strike the Verified Complaint. Judge Ken Popejoy ordered “to file an answer, any affirmative defenses and any counterclaims within 28 days, by March 3, 2008.” The status on a Preliminary Injunction Hearing and Case Action is set for March 19, 2008 at 9 a.m., Room 2005, in the 18th Judicial Circuit Court, 505 North County Farm Road, Wheaton, Illinois 60189-0707 USA. I have been filing Objections for abuse of the legal process, malicious prosecution, and obstruction of justice since new evidence has been filed for the preservation and restoration of the Lombard Historical Brick Bungalow owned by the Hung Family and the Estate of Mr. Roberto Hung, J.D. Supplemental Health Care Trust. Please note that the Village of Lombard, John and Eva Carpenter, the Lombard Police Department, Keith Steiskal, Chris Haneghan, and Robert G. Meyers are responsible for corruption, damages, and losses to my Lombard real estate property. As a communications media arts consultant, translator, interpreter, and Illinois Notary Public, I have worked at my house and home office under the registered business name of Communications, Languages & Culture, Inc. at 502 S. Westmore-Meyers Road, in the Village of Lombard, Du Page County, Illinois, USA.
These current circumstances and other constraints for demolition, injunctive relief, and financial hardship, and family distress during 2008, are imposed by the Village of Lombard and Du Page County, in the State of Illinois and in the United States of America, which prevent me and hinder my professional life, academic endeavors, and research projects…as a Lombard resident homeowner, taxpayer, and U.S. citizen. For additional background information, please refer to the following websites:
http://focusonessentialissues.blogspot.com/
http://constitutionalreconsideration.blogspot.com/
http://consumerprotectionformotorvehicle.blogspot.com/
http://2008communityservice.blogspot.com/
I am requesting your professional support, intervention, and assistance to overcome the Verified Complaint for Demolition and for Injunctive Relief presented by the Village of Lombard and the County of Du Page, so that I may fulfill my professional and business obligations, academic commitments, and research plans during 2008, as a Lombard resident homeowner, taxpayer, and U.S. citizen here in the Village of Lombard, in the County of Du Page, and around the world—for the present, future, and beyond... Please advise.
Thank you for your thoughtfulness, mindfulness, and caring concern for my family problems, challenges, and imposed financial hardship in the Village of Lombard, Du Page County, in the State of Illinois, and in the United States of America.
I look forward to your professional and academic response, assistance and intervention.
Sincerely Yours,
Gardenia C. Hung, M.A., B.A.
Illinois Notary Public
Friday, February 15, 2008
In the Village of Lombard, Du Page County, in the State of Illinois, United States of America
Cc: To Whom It May Concern
Dear Friends, Colleagues and Associates:
Greetings and Best Wishes for the Chinese New Year 4706 and Leap Year on Friday, February 29th, 2008! My name is Gardenia C. Hung. I am an alumni from Northeastern Illinois University, Class of 1982. The good news is that the Translators Association of China has forwarded a letter of invitation to the XVIII World Congress of the International Federation of Translators (FIT) to be held in Shanghai, China during August 4-7, 2008--before the Beijing World Olympic Games. http://www.tac-online.org.cn/
Email: tac_china@yahoo.com
The Academic Committee of the Congress for FIT 2008 has accepted my proposal discussing “The Chinese concepts of “Shih” in Contrast to “Hsüe” in English for Translation and Cultural Diversity. I am still developing and researching my proposal before is due on 31 May 2008. I have already received FIT and TAC instructions to prepare the full presentation and documentation via email. In the past, I have successfully presented academic proposals which have been accepted and used for educational programs and other business applications in the State of Illinois, U.S.A, and around the world. For your reference, please visit http://www.consultingmedia-arts-comm.zoomshare.com/
However, since I have been planning to participate in XVIII World Congress of the International Federation of Translators (FIT) during August 4-7, 2009, I have a legal court matter in a Verified Complaint for Demolition and Injunctive Relief presented by the Village of Lombard Municipal Corporation, represented by Counsel Howard C. Jablecki from the Law Firm of Klein, Thorpe, and Jenkins, Ltd., and the presiding judge Kenneth L. Popejoy, from the Chancery Division, Room 2005, at the 18th Judicial Circuit Court in Wheaton, Illinois, USA.
I am a Lombard resident homeowner, Illinois taxpayer, and U.S. citizen. Last Monday, February 4th, 2008, at 10AM, Judge Ken Popejoy denied my Motion for Reconsideration to Dismiss and Strike the Verified Complaint for Demolition and for Injunctive Relief under false allegations by Counsel Howard C. Jablecki et al. that there is no new evidence, no new facts of law, and no legal grounds presented to reconsider the Defendants’ Motion to Dismiss and Strike the Verified Complaint. Judge Ken Popejoy ordered “to file an answer, any affirmative defenses and any counterclaims within 28 days, by March 3, 2008.” The status on a Preliminary Injunction Hearing and Case Action is set for March 19, 2008 at 9 a.m., Room 2005, in the 18th Judicial Circuit Court, 505 North County Farm Road, Wheaton, Illinois 60189-0707 USA. I have been filing Objections for abuse of the legal process, malicious prosecution, and obstruction of justice since new evidence has been filed for the preservation and restoration of the Lombard Historical Brick Bungalow owned by the Hung Family and the Estate of Mr. Roberto Hung, J.D. Supplemental Health Care Trust. Please note that the Village of Lombard, John and Eva Carpenter, the Lombard Police Department, Keith Steiskal, Chris Haneghan, and Robert G. Meyers are responsible for corruption, damages, and losses to my Lombard real estate property. As a communications media arts consultant, translator, interpreter, and Illinois Notary Public, I have worked at my house and home office under the registered business name of Communications, Languages & Culture, Inc. at 502 S. Westmore-Meyers Road, in the Village of Lombard, Du Page County, Illinois, USA.
These current circumstances and other constraints for demolition, injunctive relief, and financial hardship, and family distress during 2008, are imposed by the Village of Lombard and Du Page County, in the State of Illinois and in the United States of America, which prevent me and hinder my professional life, academic endeavors, and research projects…as a Lombard resident homeowner, taxpayer, and U.S. citizen. For additional background information, please refer to the following websites:
http://focusonessentialissues.blogspot.com/
http://constitutionalreconsideration.blogspot.com/
http://consumerprotectionformotorvehicle.blogspot.com/
http://2008communityservice.blogspot.com/
I am requesting your professional support, intervention, and assistance to overcome the Verified Complaint for Demolition and for Injunctive Relief presented by the Village of Lombard and the County of Du Page, so that I may fulfill my professional and business obligations, academic commitments, and research plans during 2008, as a Lombard resident homeowner, taxpayer, and U.S. citizen here in the Village of Lombard, in the County of Du Page, and around the world—for the present, future, and beyond... Please advise.
Thank you for your thoughtfulness, mindfulness, and caring concern for my family problems, challenges, and imposed financial hardship in the Village of Lombard, Du Page County, in the State of Illinois, and in the United States of America.
I look forward to your professional and academic response, assistance and intervention.
Sincerely Yours,
Gardenia C. Hung, M.A., B.A.
Illinois Notary Public
Friday, February 15, 2008
In the Village of Lombard, Du Page County, in the State of Illinois, United States of America
Cc: To Whom It May Concern
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