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- 24-02-2011 uit de krant Ottawa Times:
A former Ottawa City Council candidate will be in Will County court in March after getting caught in a Joliet prostitution sting.
Duane B. "Dino" Einhaus, 43, 844 Pike Place, was cited Thursday, Feb. 17, on a misdemeanor complaint of soliciting a prostitute. His court hearing will be Tuesday, March 22, in Will County.
Joliet police conducted an operation in which they posted phony, suggestive advertisements on several websites. Police said Einhaus responded to one of the advertisements and then phoned a woman who was an undercover police officer posing as a prostitute.
Einhaus and the undercover officer met at a Red Roof Inn, where he arrived in a green Ford Mustang, according to police. They entered a room and Einhaus agreed to pay $100 for 30 minutes of sex, police said. The undercover officer then signaled other officers, who arrested Einhaus. Police said a surveillance camera recorded Einhaus'
encounter with the undercover officer. Einhaus was released on a personal recognizance bond.
Einhaus ran for city commissioner in 2007, but lost in the primary.
11-07-2012 uit de krant Ottawa Times:
Duane B. Einhaus, 44, 844 Pike Place, was cited Tuesday at Boyce Memorial Drive and Marquette Street on a complaint of driving more than 40 mph above the speed limit. He posted his driver's license as bond.
23-09-2013
Duane B. Einhaus, 46, of 601 Division St., Apt. 6, Ottawa was charged with domestic battery Saturday in his residence, Ottawa police said.
Monday, July 7, 2014 uit krant The Times:
Duane B. Einhaus, 46, 980 Knottingham St., Ottawa, Thursday, domestic battery.
Overleden:
- Rock River Hospice Home
Duane B. "Deno" Einhaus
Born: August 8, 1967 in Ottawa, IL
Died: October 17, 2021 in Sterling, IL
Duane "Deno" Einhaus, 54, of Ottawa passed away Sunday, October 17, 2021 at Rock River Hospice Home in Sterling, IL.
A memorial mass of Christian burial will be held at 10 am Monday, October 25 at St. Patrick's Church, with Rev. David Kipfer officiating. Visitation will be 9 to 10 am, prior to services, at the church. Burial will be in Ottawa Avenue Cemetery. Ottawa Funeral Home & Crematory has been entrusted with arrangements.
Deno was born August 8, 1967 to Robert and Sandra (Nielsen) Einhaus. He was raised in Ottawa and graduated from Ottawa Township High School with the class of 1986. He earned his Bachelor's Degree in business from ISU before working at GE Plastics and Sabic. He enjoyed playing cards with his friends, and especially enjoyed a good game of Texas Hold 'Em. He loved horses and enjoyed watching the family horses race over the years with his father and brothers. He was a member of St. Patrick's Church.
Growing up, Deno was always a fan of sports, playing both football and baseball. He was known as being a record Homerun hitter while playing for the Angels little league team. He extended that love of sports when his children were growing up by coaching his son in baseball. For several years, Deno could be found playing a game of softball for the Ottawa Recreational Softball League.
Although he fought many hard battles with several medical issues over the past 10 years including diabetes, Deno always had a smile on his face. He will be most fondly remembered as a fun-loving person with a big heart. He was known as the family prankster and was always joking around making everyone laugh.
He is survived by his mother, Sandra; three children, Rachel, Dean, and Shelby Einhaus; three brothers, Lester (Tina), Mike (Lori), and Tony Einhaus; two sisters, Theresa Poundstone and Debbie (Ken) Knoll; his sister-in-law, Debra Einhaus; nieces and nephews, Cassandra, Austin, Tristina, Jayonah, and Chase Einhaus, Trenton and Alana Einhaus, Marie, Blake, and Adam Poundstone, Payton, Cooper, Bella, and Carson Knoll; great-nephew and niece, Levi and Olivia.
He was preceded in death by his father, Robert; his brother, Terence; and his nephew, Ryan Poundstone.
Honorary pallbearers will be Blake and Adam Poundstone, Payton, Cooper, Bella, and Carson Knoll.
Memorials may be directed to the American Diabetes Association, St. Patrick's Church, or family's wishes.
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1967 - 2021 (54 jaar)