Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application  Besides caring for her family and attending her sons many sporting events Lori’s greatest passion was fostering rescue kittens  She is preceded in death by her father Lauren Hinrichs (Bryan Stewart); nieces and nephews Belle and Willow Stewart; loving aunts and uncles Kenny (Connie) Laidle; and many dear cousins and friends may be made to Hinrichs Children Education Fund Condolences can be sent to the family by visiting mollfuneralhome.com  FUNERAL: A funeral service will be held at 10 AM Wednesday at Moll Funeral Home with Pastor Andrew Anthony officiating Interment will follow in Mascoutah City Cemetery Add to Calendar Add to Calendar Add to Calendar This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Marshall County’s boys team traveled to Benton Back to business less than 24 hours after they dropped their first game of the season on Friday to Calloway County The Marshals held off a good Mascoutah Indians team to get their 24th win of the season by a final score of 71-64 Matthew Langhi led a trio of players in double figures with 25 points Kyzer Phillips finished with 18 and Alex Staples had 17 the Marshals were 12-of-15 at the free throw line They made seven 3-pointers led by Phillips with three Phillips opened the game with a couple of free throws then hit his first 3-pointer for an early 5-5 tie Eight straight points from Mascoutah’s Steven Hollins put the Indians up by five at 16-11 Hollins run was answered with seven straight points from Langhi to put the Marshals back on top by two Staples scored to end the quarter on a 20-16- lead Langhi and Mascoutah’s Maddis Fearn exchanged 3-pointers to open the tightly contested second quarter The Indians tied the game up at 29 on a basket by Jayden McCoo A three by Langhi and two more from beyond the arc from Neyland Jezik put the Marshals on top 38-34 before a basket at the buzzer for the Indians from Corey Harris trimmed the lead to two at halftime A string of six straight points by Langhi gave the Marshals a 44-39 lead and they stretched it out to as many as 11 points in the third quarter The hard to shake Indians team drew the game to within five points cutting the Marshals advantage to 52-47 to end the quarter Mascoutah took a 55-54 lead in the fourth quarter that was wiped out on a 10-0 run from the Marshals Phillips scored eight of the 10 points in the run The remaining eight of the 19 points in the fourth were scored by Staples and the senior duo finished out the Marshals win by seven The Marshals will be in action again on Tuesday when they host Mayfield (17-7) at 7:30 Add to Calendar Add to Calendar Add to Calendar and daughter who loved taking care of her family    She is preceded in death by her father    Tammy is survived by her husband Jay Tenenbaum; father-in-law and mother-in-law memorials in memory of Tammy may be made to the family    VISITATION: From 9 to 11 AM Friday    FUNERAL: A funeral service will be held at 11 AM Friday Interment will follow in Valhalla Gardens of Memory Add to Calendar Add to Calendar Add to Calendar Elizabeth’s Hospital in O’Fallon Tom started driving trucks early and was proud of and enjoyed all aspects of his lifelong career in trucking He drove commercial trucks more than 45 years He gave up driving for dispatching for several years but eventually returned to driving trucks Health issues mandated an abrupt retirement; he never stopped wanting to return to work His retirement years focused on his dog Mollie Early in his teens and many years to follow you could find him and his brothers at Belle-Clair Speedway on Friday nights Donnie Klein Donnie and his family took Tom in as part of their pit crew Clifford and Glenice Abrahamson and George and Carrie Belle Bryant; and infant granddaughter Evelyn Wilson; and his brother Larry Bryant Tom and Larry enjoyed a special friendship which could not be broken He never stopped grieving Larry’s loss Surviving are Tom’s son and daughter-in-law and his grandchildren Kennedy (Nathan Welch) and Braden (Rylee Kriete) Tom passed on his love of mustangs to his son and grandson Brandy enjoyed driving Tom’s mustang any chance she could His granddaughter will continue to proudly wear her horseshoe ring that he passed down to her the family could always count on Tom for a random phone call to discuss his innovative cuisines along with her daughter Erica and Tom Wilson with their children Harrison and Ellie loved the time they spent with Tom and Val earning money and playing games Tom and Val enjoyed many years together boating and camping with friends Val continued to stand by Tom through his health battles Tom and Val shared a great friendship and a greater love for their dogs Tom was totally devoted to their dog Mollie Sue King and family – Brian (Jennifer) King and their children Darren King (Tina Yang) and their children and family - Chelsea Tomlinson and her child (Tatiana McWilliams) of St Bob (Brenda) Bryant and family – Derek (Emily) Bryant and their children with her daughter Wendy and children Alan and Adam Tom’s goal in life was to make people smile and laugh Tom had an abundance of friends and stories that he enjoyed repeating and re-telling Special thanks to his countless friends who have stood by him throughout his life Sincere gratitude to all healthcare professionals who helped Tom memorials may be made to Mascoutah Food Pantry IL 62258 or American Heart Association (heart.org) “1012 signing off to 1016 one last time Celebration of Life: From 4 to 7 PM Tuesday Add to Calendar    Virgil retired from Alton Southern Railroad He was a member of Holy Childhood Catholic Church in Mascoutah Knights of Columbus Council #4380 in Mascoutah Virgil was an avid card player and a huge Chicago Cubs fan    He is preceded in death by his parents    Virgil is survived by his wife Robert (Allison) Roehrig; three great grandchildren Robert Dickhaut; also survived by numerous nieces memorials may be made to Holy Childhood Memorial Improvement Fund    VISITATION: From 4 PM to 8 PM Thursday    FUNERAL: A funeral service will be held at 10 AM Friday at Moll Funeral Home with Father Mark Stec officiating Burial will follow in Lake View Memorial Gardens Add to Calendar Add to Calendar Add to Calendar Add to Calendar    Dan retired as a Major from the United States Air Force after 21 years of service past vice president of the Mascoutah Sportsman’s Club and the Thursday night golf league at the Orchards in Belleville    He his preceded in death by his parents Alexis and Addison Bagby; five step grandchildren Jeanette Evans; also survived by many loving cousins and friends    Memorials may be made to Holy Childhood Memorial Improvement Fund IL 62062Condolences can be sent to the family by visiting mollfuneralhome.com    VISITATION: From 4 to 8 PM Thursday    FUNERAL: A funeral Mass will be held 10 AM Friday at Holy Childhood Catholic Church in Mascoutah with Father Mark Stec celebrating Burial with military honors will follow in Holy Childhood Catholic Cemetery Add to Calendar Add to Calendar Add to Calendar  Dick was a retired machinist from Marsh Stencil Company in Belleville a member of Mascoutah Moose Lodge #815 and a United States Navy Korean War veteran.   He is preceded in death by his parents Condon whom he married in Belleville on Dec Ronald (Jane) Frick and Joyce (Morris) Rapps Matthew and Shawn; great grandchildren; sister-in-law  Memorials may be made to Mascoutah Moose Lodge There will be a Moose ritual at 6 PM Sunday evening  FUNERAL: A funeral service will be held at 10 AM Monday Navy military honors at Lake View Memorial Gardens Add to Calendar Add to Calendar Add to Calendar at the First Presbyterian Church in Kirksville NY; Jeffrey Van Dyne (Colette) of Bargersville    Vic graduated from Unionville High School in Unionville Vic attended college at Northeast Missouri State University part time and taught two years in Putnam County He went and served for two years in the US Army during the Korean conflict he went back to school at Northeast Missouri State University and graduated in 1957 with a degree in Education and a Masters in School Administration in 1958 He went on to further his education in graduate studies at the University of Missouri in Columbia MO and Southern Illinois University of Edwardsville in Edwardsville    He taught at the high school in Kahoka was a Junior-Senior High School Principal in LaGrange served as a principal at Southwestern District Junior-Senior High School in Piasa was the Junior High School Principal of Mascoutah from 1964-1977 and later became the Superintendent of District #19 from 1977-1994    Vic was a member of Phi Delta Kappa a member of Illinois and National Associations of School Administrators a chairman of the State IRTA Insurance Committee supervised student teachers for the University of Illinois-Springfield served as a volunteer for the Mascoutah Main Street program and the Mascoutah Chamber of Commerce for 20 years and a longtime member of the Mascoutah Lions Club Jeff (Colette) Van Dyne and a granddaughter    Memorials may be made to Mascoutah Senior Center    VISITATION: From 9 to 11 AM Tuesday    FUNERAL: A funeral service will be held at 11 AM on Tuesday March 18 Burial will follow in Mascoutah City Cemetery Add to Calendar Add to Calendar Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInMascoutah (First Alert 4) - Mascoutah police are searching for a suspect in a December 2023 crash that killed a woman and injured two others was involved in a two-vehicle crash that killed a woman and injured two other women on Illinois State Route 4 near Fuesser Road According to an investigation by the Mascoutah Police Department and the Illinois State Police Department (ISP) Dees swerved into oncoming traffic to avoid crashing into another vehicle he crashed into the vehicle Pamela Meekins and two of her sisters were in Carole Meekins and Janice Meekins were seriously injured in the crash Clair County State’s Attorney’s Office charged Dees with aggravated DUI causing death two counts of aggravated DUI causing bodily harm and two counts of aggravated reckless driving Court documents show Dees was driving with cannabis in his system Neighbor Billie Stukenberg said she’s known the Meekins family for nearly 50 years “I thought it couldn’t be true,” Stukenberg said “I had just seen the girls’ car there earlier in the day including several counts of aggravated reckless driving and she was just a great girl,” Stukenberg said “We lost someone that did a lot for other people.” First Alert 4 was told Mascoutah Police didn’t apply for charges until July and medical records holding up the investigation Stukenberg says Pamela Meekins was an extremely intelligent lawyer in Chicago who went to Harvard and was always involved in the community growing up neighbor Aimee French still remembers first hearing about it “It just kind of hit home because it could’ve been anybody,” French said “It was a family in a car and someone was being reckless French said she’s a more cautious driver because of this accident “I think about it all the time,” French said “There are a lot of accidents that happen on that Main Street right there it’s something that goes through your head all the time.” Police said Dees is not in custody and is considered a fugitive Anyone with information about Dees’ whereabouts is asked to call Mascoutah police The Mascoutah Police Department’s tipline is (618) 566-2964 ext.411 Clair State’s Attorney’s Office is requesting for Dees to be detained when he is arrested  Mary Lou was a homemaker and a member of Holy Childhood Catholic Church in Mascoutah.   She is preceded in death by her parents “Sonny” Biebel whom she married on Feb Sharon (Andy “Lee”) Berry of Holden Beach Kyle (fiancé Katie) and Jacob (fiancé Emma) Ohl Aidan Schneebeli; two great granddaughters Harriett Winkler; also survived by two nieces and a nephew  Memorial may be made in the form of masses  Funeral: A funeral Mass will be held 10 AM Wednesday at Holy Childhood Catholic Church with Father Mark Stec celebrating Burial will follow in Holy Childhood Catholic Cemetery Add to Calendar Add to Calendar Add to Calendar Add to Calendar Add to Calendar This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page pictured here with his uncle and assistant coach Justin Lukens (left) receives a game ball for setting the all-time scoring record at the school HERRIN — It was a bittersweet afternoon for the Herrin Tigers Saturday dropping a hard-fought nonconference battle with visiting Mascoutah but also witnessing history as senior guard Kyrese Lukens became the school’s all-time scoring leader who needed 11 points to succeed Gene Turni on the list hit the record-setting basket on a fastbreak one-on-one move that resulted in a layup at the 1:05 mark of the third period Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account