Kluck II, Henry C. noted designer and architect, former resident of Riverside, IL, and resident of Cambria, CA, since 1985, passed away Saturday, February 3, 2007. He was born in 1922 in Western Springs, IL, graduate of U of IL architecture. Naval officer in the Pacific WWII. He married his high school sweetheart Eleanor in 1946 and together they started their Riverside based landmark textile design business of Elenhank Designers. Their designs are in the permanent collections of the Art Institute of Chicago, the Smithsonian, The Metropolitan in New York and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Henry was an active member of the community in both Riverside and in Cambria. In CA he was a seated member of the Land Conservancy, a founding member of the Parks, Recreation and Open Space Commission, a member of the Cambria Historical Society, and a Pres. of the Garden Club. Beloved husband of Eleanor nee McMaster, loving father of Karl (Joanne), Kevin and the late Henry III (Cheryl); dear grandfather of 5; dear brother of Dorothy Homann. A memorial service was held on February 10 2007, Cambria, CA. 
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Carla Corman
February 25, 2007
Karl,
I am so sad to see your dad has passed away. He was so talented and gracious.
May God grant you peace.
Carla Vydra Corman
Don & Mary Ann Recht
February 20, 2007
Dear Eleanor: We are sorry to hear of your husband's passing and offer our sincere condolences. We fondly remember the times we spent with you, especially the evening we waited for the night blooming cerious (no idea how to spell it). We think of you often.
Paul and Arlene Specht
February 18, 2007
Although it has been many years since we were young and living in Riverside, we remember with great fondness those wonderful times we were fortunate in sharing with Hank and Eleanor and Fran and Michael Higgins both in Riverside and at the great country place in Northern Indiana. We are saddened to learn of Hanks passing but are bouyed up by our warm memories of him. He was one of the rare ones.
Paul and Arlene
The Jones, Johnstons, and Spaniol families
February 13, 2007
Uncle Hank will truly be missed by his far away Southern family. He was a wonderful uncle, great uncle and great great uncle! When you were talking with him you were the most important person in the room. He had the gift, along with Aunt Eleanor, to always make us feel very special and important, but most of all loved.
Brian Stark
February 7, 2007
Henry carried himself with a certain grace and dignity that is rare among men. I admire him very much for his kindness, warmth, and wisdom. I feel fortunate to have known him.
Sandy Price
February 7, 2007
Cambria will not be the same village in my mind without Henry. I love you Evelyn and all the beauty you two brought to my Cambria during those years I share it with you.
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