Obituaries

top banner

Obituary Listings

Byron Urban

December 2, 1919 August 31, 2017
Byron Urban
There are condolences waiting approval on Byron's Tribute wall

Plant a tree in memory of Byron

An environmentally friendly option
Obituary for Byron Urban
Byron Urban, 97, of Hooppole passed away on Thursday, August 31, 2017 at the Prophets Riverview Good Samaritan Center in Prophetstown. Mr. Urban was born December 2, 1919 at the family farm. His parents were the late William Bill and Leatha Carlisle Urban. Mr. Urbans Great Grandfather Lorenz Urban purchased the Urban farm in 1869 with an Urban living and working the farm for the past 148 years. Byron was a life-long member of the Zion United Methodist Church of Hooppole. Byron graduated from Hooppole High School in 1936. At that time Hooppole High School was a three-year high school. So the following year (1937) Byron graduated from the Prophetstown High School. Byron and the late Mable B. Currie were married August 15, 1941 in Erie, Illinois. They lived on and farmed the Urban family farm. Byron is survived by sons, Richard D. (Nancy) of Signal Mountain, TN and Stanley C. (Luanne) of Hooppole, IL; daughter, Janet C. (Terry) DeDecker of Des Moines, IA; grandchildren, Craig R. (Kari) DeDecker, Christopher M. DeDecker, Beth Ann DeDecker Wheeler, Kara Bree Urban (Brian) Hatch, Brandt K. (Anita) Urban, Jared W. Urban, Derek C. Urban, and Katia M. Urban; great grandchildren, Christopher B. DeDecker, Reegen, Xahria, and Lainee Hatch, Jayde, Logan, and Sydney Wheeler, and Kai Urban.

FUNERAL: Private family graveside service VISITATION: The family will receive friends at the Bosma-Gibson Funeral Home of Prophetstown, Illinois from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, September 5, 2017. INTERMENT: Hooppole Cemetery - Hooppole, IL
Read More

To plant a tree in memory of Byron Urban, visit the Tribute Store.

Albums

Create new album
 
Subscribe To Obituaries


alt

We appreciate your support
In accordance with the wishes of the family, this
message has been declined.
Loading...