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Fox River Grove to rename municipal center for former Village President Robert Nunamaker Robert Nunamaker, then-village president of Fox River Grove, with his wife, Marylou, outside village hall on Oct. 3, 2018. The village hall building is set to be renamed in his honor. Gregory Shaver/Courtesy Shaw Media
Updated 4/26/2021 8:22 AM Fox River Grove's village hall is set to be renamed after former Village President Robert Nunamaker, who resigned from the position in March after 12 years because of personal health challenges. Plans are underway to install letters spelling out Nunamaker's name on the south side of the building at 305 Illinois St. in Fox River Grove, according to a news release from the village Friday. The work is expected to be completed in May.
Fox River Grove residents honor former Village President Robert Nunamaker A number of electronic and yard signs were put up to thank former Fox River Grove Village President Robert Nunamaker for his years of public service. Provided photo/Courtesy Shaw Media Bob Nunamaker, then village president of Fox River Grove, with his wife, Marylou, outside Village Hall on Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2018. Gregory Shaver/Courtesy Shaw Media
Updated 4/14/2021 12:33 PM After Fox River Grove Village President Robert Nunamaker resigned from his position last month, village Trustee Jennifer Curtiss wanted to give him a proper send-off after 12 years of service. "The amount of time and energy that he put into this village is something I've never seen in my lifetime," Curtiss said. "He would never miss a meeting, he would show up to all the (Lions Club) meetings, he would make sure he was at all the ribbons cuttings, and he just really worked tirelessly for the village."