Donald A. Torman
Born: October 31, 1939 in Woodstock, IL
Died: November 22, 2025 in Marengo, IL
Donald Torman, passed away November 22, 2025. He was born in Woodstock, IL October 31, 1939, the son of the late George H. Torman, Sr. and Beatrice Wilbur Torman.
Throughout his life, Don wore many hats and took pride in every job he held. He worked at National Auto Parts in Woodstock, Aubrey Manufacturing in Union, and later retired from Ecolab in Beloit, Wisconsin. Outside of work, Don found joy in woodworking. He lovingly crafted toy boxes for his children and grandchildren, proudly referring to his workshop as "Grandpa's Toybox Factory."
Don is survived by his children: Yvonne (Larry) Hauschildt, Don (Dianna) Torman, Jill (Mike) Jensen, Bob (Dee) Torman, Michelle Garner, Lori Thompson, and Jason (Anne Marie) Kupstis.
He leaves behind many cherished grandchildren-Cole, Chase, Rhea, Alexa, Sage, Meredith, Max, Vanessa, Taylor and Dillon-along with great-grandchildren Mason and Henry.
His sister-in-law, Mary Torman; and numerous nieces and nephews. Don will also be missed by his beloved grand-dog, Duke.
He was preceded in death by both of his wives, Gloria Albrecht and Margaret Wendt; his grandson, Tyler Torman; son in-law Jeffrey Thompson; sister and brothers, Francis (Delbert) Gies, George Torman, William (Jeanette) Torman.
All services will be private.
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Published by Northwest Herald on Nov. 26, 2025.

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Keith Kinowski

Earlier today

Don was my Neighbor on Washington St in Union, we moved there in May of 2009 , Don was a very friendly gentleman, Always.
Don was always positive and tried to see the Best in things .
I Really enjoyed hearing his stories, his Really loved his Grandchildren, I Felt like I had become family, when he asked me to Tie his Tie for an important family wedding , he was so appreciative , we discussed our parents often , the past , life
I miss Don , A Kind Soul
RIP my Friend
Keith Kinowski

Ray and Donna Cloutier

December 3, 2025

So sad to hear of Doug's passing. Before leaving the area, he stopped by to visit while he was out with his four wheeler.
He talked about his illness and knew what was ahead. He was a beloved co-worker and friend. Great memories we will carry with us. Got to say good bye and talk about our times working at the school. Our deepest condolences to your whole family. If there is anything you need help with please do not hesitate to call on us. It would be our honor. Ray and Donna Cloutier

Greg. Labeau

December 3, 2025

Sorry to hear of Doug's passing . He was a great co-worker... Greg Labeau...

Karen schroeder

November 28, 2025

Dear Don and Dianna; our deepest condolences to you. We are so sorry to hear of your father´s passing.
The Ron Schroeder Family

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Nancy Homatas (Richardson)

November 27, 2025

So sorry for your loss. I worked with Don for many years at Aubrey manufacturing. My condolences are with your entire family.

Pam(Gorski) O´Neill

November 26, 2025

So sorry for your loss. I met Don 2-3 times while he was at Cedarhurst in Woodstock. My brother-in-law is there and pointed him out. I actually lived next door to his dad, George, in Woodstock while growing up. We shared some memories and I hoped I was able to give him a smile or two. I live in Ohio so I only make it back to visit 3-4 times a year. I am so glad to see he has such a large loving family. He will be missed.

Michael and Erin Markison

November 26, 2025

Condolences to the entire Torman family.

Victoria Medrano

November 25, 2025

I only met Don once, but that single meeting showed me so much about the man he was. I watched the unmistakable love between a father and daughter - the way his eyes lit up every time Jill walked into the room, and the way they playfully teased each other. Jill tried to keep his sweet treats to a minimum, while Don found creative ways to sneak them in.
I saw Jill gently help him as we shopped, setting things up in his home with such care and devotion. And I saw how deeply Don appreciated her. They shared a genuine, effortless bond - always wanting to make things better for each other.
I feel truly honored to have witnessed that kind of love, even just once. It´s something I will never forget.

Arden Miller

November 25, 2025

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

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