Iroquois County IL Archives Obituaries.....McTaggart, Lawrence J, Sr November 22, 2005
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Gilman Star, 2005
THE GILMAN (ILL) STAR
Thursday, DECEMBER 1, 2005  Fenger High 
OBITUARIES            PAGE 3

Services Held For LAWRENCE J. McTAGGART SR.
	Funeral service for Lawrence J. McTaggart Sr., 93, of Watseka, were 
held Saturday, Nov. 26, 2005, at St. Edmund’s Catholic Church in Watseka.  
Officiating was Fr. Lee Ryan.  Burial was in  Oak Hill Cemetery in Watseka.
	Mr. McTaggart died at 10:05 a.m., on Tues., Nov. 22, 2005, at Iroquois 
Resident Home in Watseka.  He was born Feb. 5, 1912 in Arcola to John and 
Clara Sears McTaggart.  He married Helen M. Corbett in Hardin on Nov. 28, 
1936.  She died Feb. 15, 2001.
	Survivors include eight sons, William McTaggart of Breese, James & 
Connie McTaggart of Atlanta, Georgia, Larry & Mary McTaggart of Onarga, Paul & 
Linda McTaggart of Watseka, Dennis McTaggart of Champaign, Terry & Gwen 
McTaggart, Pat-Rick McTaggart, and Richard & Kathy McTaggart, all of Watseka; 
seven daughters, Virginia Carr of Los Gatos, California, Jane McTaggart of 
Watseka, Mary & Mike Walsh of Lincoln, Nevada, Teresa & John Braden of 
Watseka, Margaret & Randy Feller of Danville, Diane & John McShane of South 
Bend, Indiana, and Carol & Tom Rechtiene of St. Louis, Missouri; 32 
grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren.
	Preceding him in death are his parents, three brothers, two sisters, 
and one son, Charles.
	Mr. McTaggart was a member of St. Edmund’s Catholic Church of Watseka, 
and a Charter member of St. Theresa Council of Knights of Columbus.  He was a 
local director of Farm Credit Services for many years and served as vice-
president of the Federal Farm Credit District Board.  He was a lifelong farmer 
and a graduate of University of Illinois.
	Memorials may be made to St. Edmund’s Catholic Church of Watseka or to 
the donor’s choice.
	Arrangements were made by Segur-Knapp Funeral Hoe in Watseka.


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