He was born May 23, 1942, in Chicago, to Orrville and Wilma Gile. He also lived in Deerfield, Richmond and Antioch before recently moving to Lindenhurst.
He owned a horse farm in Richmond for several years, where he raised and boarded horses. He had a Decorated Party Barn that he rented, and recently he worked at The Home Depot in Volo Illinois paint department.
He attended the United Methodist Church of Antioch and was an avid model railroad builder. He married Joyce Pilurs in Deerfield on Sept. 26, 1981.
Survivors include his wife; a son, Robert W. Gile II of Westminster Co.; a daughter, Tracey B. Gile of Westminster, Colo.; a stepson, Damian Pilurs of Glenview; and a grandson, Christian T. Gile.
He owned a horse farm in Richmond for several years, where he raised and boarded horses. He had a Decorated Party Barn that he rented, and recently he worked at The Home Depot in Volo Illinois paint department.
He attended the United Methodist Church of Antioch and was an avid model railroad builder. He married Joyce Pilurs in Deerfield on Sept. 26, 1981.
Survivors include his wife; a son, Robert W. Gile II of Westminster Co.; a daughter, Tracey B. Gile of Westminster, Colo.; a stepson, Damian Pilurs of Glenview; and a grandson, Christian T. Gile.
He was born May 23, 1942, in Chicago, to Orrville and Wilma Gile. He also lived in Deerfield, Richmond and Antioch before recently moving to Lindenhurst.
He owned a horse farm in Richmond for several years, where he raised and boarded horses. He had a Decorated Party Barn that he rented, and recently he worked at The Home Depot in Volo Illinois paint department.
He attended the United Methodist Church of Antioch and was an avid model railroad builder. He married Joyce Pilurs in Deerfield on Sept. 26, 1981.
Survivors include his wife; a son, Robert W. Gile II of Westminster Co.; a daughter, Tracey B. Gile of Westminster, Colo.; a stepson, Damian Pilurs of Glenview; and a grandson, Christian T. Gile.
He owned a horse farm in Richmond for several years, where he raised and boarded horses. He had a Decorated Party Barn that he rented, and recently he worked at The Home Depot in Volo Illinois paint department.
He attended the United Methodist Church of Antioch and was an avid model railroad builder. He married Joyce Pilurs in Deerfield on Sept. 26, 1981.
Survivors include his wife; a son, Robert W. Gile II of Westminster Co.; a daughter, Tracey B. Gile of Westminster, Colo.; a stepson, Damian Pilurs of Glenview; and a grandson, Christian T. Gile.
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